10-08-2022, 13:08
When players who played well throughout last season aren't performing you need to look at the people who "allowed" last season's manager to depart and at the hapless nice guy who has agreed to be thrown under the bus.
You went in with a team selection that suggested you had won your first two matches and were wary of a long Caribou trophy hunt across the winter tundra.
It seems harsh, but this is the time for supporters to cut up really rough. If you don't, you'll be at played 6, lost 5, one fortunate draw, and nothing much will have changed except that will have set your season in stone and relegation will be a promise, not a threat. Why? Because even if the men behind the scenes agree to change, the season will be at least a dozen games old before you start playing competitively, and that's too late.
My own team and many, many other lower league teams have ploughed this very furrow in exactly the same way. At the end of the season you look back and realise it was all over before a ball had even been kicked.
You went in with a team selection that suggested you had won your first two matches and were wary of a long Caribou trophy hunt across the winter tundra.
It seems harsh, but this is the time for supporters to cut up really rough. If you don't, you'll be at played 6, lost 5, one fortunate draw, and nothing much will have changed except that will have set your season in stone and relegation will be a promise, not a threat. Why? Because even if the men behind the scenes agree to change, the season will be at least a dozen games old before you start playing competitively, and that's too late.
My own team and many, many other lower league teams have ploughed this very furrow in exactly the same way. At the end of the season you look back and realise it was all over before a ball had even been kicked.