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Post by Sir Trevor B'Sol on Oct 2, 2024 15:46:20 GMT
True, I was replying to pucklegas, who said it was a poor atmosphere 💙 From my perception the loud support and backing was from the KO, NOT after we were 1 nil up, let alone 3 up. It surprised me and I think it gave the players a lift that Saturday was forgotten or forgiven. Exactly. Very welcome. Surprising. Supporters who turned up were very supportive and loud.
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Post by gasify on Oct 2, 2024 16:26:54 GMT
It's like trying to be friends with you ex (who you loved and hung on their every word) new partner and wishing them a happy and prosperous life together.
Funny thing is if you do the classy thing and wish them well, you soon realise they are welcome to each other and the ex was a nightmare. You can then have a chuckle to yourself, enjoy your freedom, then the (1)ex wants you back, then you laugh some more, before you meet someone new who was probably someone else's nightmare(2) but may take you a while to realise.
1 NEVER go back. 2 Maybe that spark might be fantastic with someone else's ex and you create something good together. Gasify Gaschats Agony Aunt
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 2, 2024 17:38:33 GMT
Problem is, that's easier said than done. It won't happen whilst MT is the manager. It's like trying to be friends with you ex (who you loved and hung on their every word) new partner and wishing them a happy and prosperous life together. There are those still calling for Ollie, I doubt those who want Barton back would stop while we are going through a bad spell. The answer to calls like those is to win and play well. Easier said than done, but that's football. I agree with others that this is season 1 of a longer term strategy, one of consolidation and bedding in the new crop of players. Unless MT loses the dressing room or we really are in trouble, I don't think he'll be sacked (yet). We can't keep churning managers, coaches and players. It's expensive, disruptive and ultimately gives us a bad reputation, putting off the good ones we want to attract going forward. As far as MT not being sacked yet, he seems to have a different view and it seems that he warned the players last night if they didn't improve he wouldn't be at the club much longer. Rovers boss details 'honest conversation' about position prior to Charlton win www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/matt-taylor-details-honest-conversation-9597833#ICID=Android_BristolPostApp_AppShareHopefully last night wasn't a one off and the players will now take the game to Burton on Saturday, a win there and, amazing, we could be just another win away from a top 6 place.
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Post by yattongas on Oct 2, 2024 17:51:07 GMT
There are those still calling for Ollie, I doubt those who want Barton back would stop while we are going through a bad spell. The answer to calls like those is to win and play well. Easier said than done, but that's football. I agree with others that this is season 1 of a longer term strategy, one of consolidation and bedding in the new crop of players. Unless MT loses the dressing room or we really are in trouble, I don't think he'll be sacked (yet). We can't keep churning managers, coaches and players. It's expensive, disruptive and ultimately gives us a bad reputation, putting off the good ones we want to attract going forward. As far as MT not being sacked yet, he seems to have a different view and it seems that he warned the players last night if they didn't improve he wouldn't be at the club much longer. Hopefully last night wasn't a one off and the players will now take the game to Burton on Saturday, a win there and, amazing, we could be just another win away from a top 6 place. He was just stating the obvious, football managers who lose games get the sack. He’d just lost 4 in a row. No great revelation.
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 2, 2024 17:53:12 GMT
As far as MT not being sacked yet, he seems to have a different view and it seems that he warned the players last night if they didn't improve he wouldn't be at the club much longer. Hopefully last night wasn't a one off and the players will now take the game to Burton on Saturday, a win there and, amazing, we could be just another win away from a top 6 place. He was just stating the obvious, football managers who lose games get the sack. He’d just lost 4 in a row. No great revelation. The previous poster was clearly of a different view.
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Post by rememberhalifax on Oct 2, 2024 18:31:31 GMT
Glad fans got behind the team, pleased for fans, team and MT that we got the win, hope it gives everyone the confidence to put a run together and climb the table
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Post by bambergashead on Oct 2, 2024 19:50:52 GMT
As far as MT not being sacked yet, he seems to have a different view and it seems that he warned the players last night if they didn't improve he wouldn't be at the club much longer. Hopefully last night wasn't a one off and the players will now take the game to Burton on Saturday, a win there and, amazing, we could be just another win away from a top 6 place. He was just stating the obvious, football managers who lose games get the sack. He’d just lost 4 in a row. No great revelation. Huddersfield have just lost 4 on the trot so who knows...
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Post by Topper Gas on Oct 2, 2024 20:21:46 GMT
He was just stating the obvious, football managers who lose games get the sack. He’d just lost 4 in a row. No great revelation. Huddersfield have just lost 4 on the trot so who knows... The Huddersfield v Barnsley result could seal his fate, just a fortnight ago they won 4-0 at Bolton, since then it looks like they've lost 7 league and cup game out of their last 8 games.
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