I think I just assumed Wedgbury was injured as he'd have to be not to make the current team or bench.
It is bizarrely true that there is very little about football on the CFC website, and that does seem to illustrate the problem - as a club we aren't interested. We don't find new and better players because we don't want them. We can't recruit improving players because we have nowhere to put them and we can't develop our own young players unless they are capable of first team football by the age of eighteen. So we end up looking in the paper on Sunday to find out Solihull's best player was Jake Beesley on loan from Salford. There was really nowhere for him and Manni to be with us when they were released as we won't finance a reserve/ development/ U23 squad …….. and similarly if we signed maybe Ilkeston's best young player, unless he was immediately one of our best 16 players he'd be useless to us. Therefore we don't have to through the turmoil of scouting even local games and acquiring an in-depth knowledge of non-league football because to us it doesn't much matter. We might decide to grab a dodgy reject when the transfer window throws up unwanted EFL failures at the end of short contracts, but otherwise hey who cares. Let's sit home on a bleak Tuesday night, who wants to watch Mickleover in the rain or Glossop when you think you might have a cold coming on?
Mr Sheridan knows how to manage a team. He could even get us to succeed but I'm afraid his first success saw him scampering down the me me me rabbit hole where he learnt that every success was down to his own genius and every failure was his players' fault. And now he's turned into Gollum blind to what he has become, destined to repeat the same old same old. His job should be to CHANGE THE CLUB but he is obsessed tinkering and re-forming the few toy soldiers he himself has lined up. He can't get beyond it.
It is bizarrely true that there is very little about football on the CFC website, and that does seem to illustrate the problem - as a club we aren't interested. We don't find new and better players because we don't want them. We can't recruit improving players because we have nowhere to put them and we can't develop our own young players unless they are capable of first team football by the age of eighteen. So we end up looking in the paper on Sunday to find out Solihull's best player was Jake Beesley on loan from Salford. There was really nowhere for him and Manni to be with us when they were released as we won't finance a reserve/ development/ U23 squad …….. and similarly if we signed maybe Ilkeston's best young player, unless he was immediately one of our best 16 players he'd be useless to us. Therefore we don't have to through the turmoil of scouting even local games and acquiring an in-depth knowledge of non-league football because to us it doesn't much matter. We might decide to grab a dodgy reject when the transfer window throws up unwanted EFL failures at the end of short contracts, but otherwise hey who cares. Let's sit home on a bleak Tuesday night, who wants to watch Mickleover in the rain or Glossop when you think you might have a cold coming on?
Mr Sheridan knows how to manage a team. He could even get us to succeed but I'm afraid his first success saw him scampering down the me me me rabbit hole where he learnt that every success was down to his own genius and every failure was his players' fault. And now he's turned into Gollum blind to what he has become, destined to repeat the same old same old. His job should be to CHANGE THE CLUB but he is obsessed tinkering and re-forming the few toy soldiers he himself has lined up. He can't get beyond it.