Wtf

[drumriggend]

Where do we go from here..


Is it down to the lake I fear…



Aye..aye aye aye aye



Ohh whatever..



It’s like somebody took a whole pile of shite and has been slowly feeding it into our club..


A long slow agonising devastating pile of jizm and phlegm and bile and turds..


Man’s it’s been seeeping into our system and eroding our nucleus..



Drip drip drip…….



ERODING…….



ERODING……



💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

[kennyk2]

Your return key probably needs a clean.

[runner76]

Simon Armitage, move over, we’ve a new laureate….

[King Curtis]

Now that all other children are growin' up?

[Jack]

Thought you'd fecked off.

[rockwall]

I would genuinely go for Pete Wild.

Or depending on circumstances with Mowbrey, give it Rowett.

If he would do League 1. Nigel Pearson.

[Christ in Shades (art)]

May 10, 2024 21:12:59 GMT 1 rockwall said:

I would genuinely go for Pete Wild.

Or depending on circumstances with Mowbrey, give it Rowett.

If he would do League 1. Nigel Pearson.

Pete Wild has done good jobs at both Halifax and Barrow but he hasn't won a promotion at either. Whereas I appreciate he probably had those 2 punching above their weight, the collapse at Barrow raise question marks over him.

[turbo2]

May 10, 2024 20:50:06 GMT 1 drumriggend said:

Where do we go from here..




Is it down to the lake I fear…




Aye..aye aye aye aye




Ohh whatever..






It’s like somebody took a whole pile of shite and has been slowly feeding it into our club..





A long slow agonising devastating pile of jizm and phlegm and bile and turds..


Man’s it’s been seeeping into our system and eroding our nucleus..





Drip drip drip…….





ERODING…….







ERODING……








💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

Did




The sun





Stop shining??






Asking for a Friend


🍻


🍺

[rockwall]

May 10, 2024 21:16:23 GMT 1 Christ in Shades (art) said:

May 10, 2024 21:12:59 GMT 1 rockwall said:

I would genuinely go for Pete Wild.

Or depending on circumstances with Mowbrey, give it Rowett.

If he would do League 1. Nigel Pearson.

Pete Wild has done good jobs at both Halifax and Barrow but he hasn't won a promotion at either. Whereas I appreciate he probably had those 2 punching above their weight, the collapse at Barrow raise question marks over him.

Barrows collapse was crap, but their squad depth was embarrassed.
It is such a difficult appointment as you're looking at either.

1. A name but no experience eg. A Lee Clark.

2. Someone who has done well lower down and we would be their next step. Eg Wild, Williamson. This could be a risk.

3. Go for the big name, throw money at them to get then into our project and league 1. Eg. Pearson, Cooper.

4. The abroad option. We have had 1 success and 2 failures.

[Oblong of Dreams]

May 10, 2024 21:23:26 GMT 1 rockwall said:

May 10, 2024 21:16:23 GMT 1 Christ in Shades (art) said:

Pete Wild has done good jobs at both Halifax and Barrow but he hasn't won a promotion at either. Whereas I appreciate he probably had those 2 punching above their weight, the collapse at Barrow raise question marks over him.

Barrows collapse was crap, but their squad depth was embarrassed.
It is such a difficult appointment as you're looking at either.

1. A name but no experience eg. A Lee Clark.

2. Someone who has done well lower down and we would be their next step. Eg Wild, Williamson. This could be a risk.

3. Go for the big name, throw money at them to get then into our project and league 1. Eg. Pearson, Cooper.

4. The abroad option. We have had 1 success and 2 failures.

5. A coach from the youth system like we did with Corberan. I know he divides opinion on here but he made a silk purse out of a sow's ear in his second season, bottling the final aside.

[k1man999]

May 10, 2024 21:40:13 GMT 1 Oblong of Dreams said:

May 10, 2024 21:23:26 GMT 1 rockwall said:

Barrows collapse was crap, but their squad depth was embarrassed.
It is such a difficult appointment as you're looking at either.

1. A name but no experience eg. A Lee Clark.

2. Someone who has done well lower down and we would be their next step. Eg Wild, Williamson. This could be a risk.

3. Go for the big name, throw money at them to get then into our project and league 1. Eg. Pearson, Cooper.

4. The abroad option. We have had 1 success and 2 failures.

5. A coach from the youth system like we did with Corberan. I know he divides opinion on here but he made a silk purse out of a sow's ear in his second season, bottling the final aside.

Heff 1st team coach at WBA, loved here, got coaching n DOF qualifications.
Would unite the fan base
I'm not saying we do get him but he couldn't be worse than most of the appointments or suggestions

[utttrooper]

May 10, 2024 21:50:23 GMT 1 k1man999 said:

May 10, 2024 21:40:13 GMT 1 Oblong of Dreams said:

5. A coach from the youth system like we did with Corberan. I know he divides opinion on here but he made a silk purse out of a sow's ear in his second season, bottling the final aside.

Heff 1st team coach at WBA, loved here, got coaching n DOF qualifications.
Would unite the fan base
I'm not saying we do get him but he couldn't be worse than most of the appointments or suggestions

He would be better than Darren Moore but then again so would my dog

[eric]

This is the way the Andre ends



This is the way the Andre ends



This is the way the Andre ends



Not with a bang



But a whimper

[efesodje23]

May 10, 2024 21:16:23 GMT 1 Christ in Shades (art) said:

May 10, 2024 21:12:59 GMT 1 rockwall said:

I would genuinely go for Pete Wild.

Or depending on circumstances with Mowbrey, give it Rowett.

If he would do League 1. Nigel Pearson.

Pete Wild has done good jobs at both Halifax and Barrow but he hasn't won a promotion at either. Whereas I appreciate he probably had those 2 punching above their weight, the collapse at Barrow raise question marks over him.

Agreed. Pete Wild is very good at getting the most out of a poor team/budget and being the underdogs and keeping that consistency over seasons. Very good squad builder.



However, big games such as any on TV, playoffs, playoff run-ins... absolutely craps himself.



I'd be interested to see him at the helm though. But for sure wouldn't be ''big'' enough for KN.

[kayeb222]

May 10, 2024 20:50:06 GMT 1 drumriggend said:

Where do we go from here..


Is it down to the lake I fear…



Aye..aye aye aye aye



Ohh whatever..



It’s like somebody took a whole pile of shite and has been slowly feeding it into our club..


A long slow agonising devastating pile of jizm and phlegm and bile and turds..


Man’s it’s been seeeping into our system and eroding our nucleus..



Drip drip drip…….



ERODING…….



ERODING……



💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

I wonder if the Sac Republic manager is up for a move to Huddersfield?? Lol

[willo]

May 10, 2024 21:12:59 GMT 1 rockwall said:

I would genuinely go for Pete Wild.

Or depending on circumstances with Mowbrey, give it Rowett.

If he would do League 1. Nigel Pearson.

Pete Wild? I would respectfully say we could do far, far better than that always assuming we are going to make a good fist of returning to the Championship at the first attempt.

[King Neil]

"When the seagulls follow the trawler"

"It's because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea"

[bluebeard]

This is a true story. I use to drink in the Dog And Gun in town and i remember when it was announced that Town were to have a new ground built one of the old regulars said he worked near by to where the JS or then the McAlpine was to be built and some Gypsies had previously got their marching orders and they cursed the land for what was to be built there. Now believe what you want, but there was Gypsies on that site in the late 80's that i do know and lets face it the whole complex has had problems one way or another not to mention Town.
I have an open mind on these matters but in the words of Private Frazer, Were DOOMED,DOOMED.

[King Neil]

Birmingham city have a curse on their ground made by the Gypsies that were removed from the land to build St Andrews 😳 😬

[soapystevens]

My mum always use to buy heather or pegs when Gypsies came knocking at the door when i was a kid, she always said they would put a curse on you if you turned them away.
I wonder if that is the reason Birmingham are having a new ground built.

[Christ in Shades (art)]

May 10, 2024 23:14:49 GMT 1 King Neil said:

Birmingham city have a curse on their ground made by the Gypsies that were removed from the land to build St Andrews 😳 😬

Barry Fry lifted the curse by relieving himself in the 4 corners of the pitch during his stint as manager.

[rockwall]

May 10, 2024 22:32:01 GMT 1 willo said:

May 10, 2024 21:12:59 GMT 1 rockwall said:

I would genuinely go for Pete Wild.

Or depending on circumstances with Mowbrey, give it Rowett.

If he would do League 1. Nigel Pearson.

Pete Wild? I would respectfully say we could do far, far better than that always assuming we are going to make a good fist of returning to the Championship at the first attempt.

On what basis?
By better than that what do you mean?
We have tried the foreign option in AB.
We have tried the safe option in Moore.
We have tried the rookie in DS and MF.
We won't now get a big name in league 1.

Wild has over achieved consistently. He deserves the chance higher up.

I really don't see the correlation with a big name and success.

And a merry go round manager gets that title for one reason only.

[Huddy Town Black Sox]

Wromg thred

[htafcokay]

May 10, 2024 21:50:23 GMT 1 k1man999 said:

May 10, 2024 21:40:13 GMT 1 Oblong of Dreams said:

5. A coach from the youth system like we did with Corberan. I know he divides opinion on here but he made a silk purse out of a sow's ear in his second season, bottling the final aside.

Heff 1st team coach at WBA, loved here, got coaching n DOF qualifications.
Would unite the fan base
I'm not saying we do get him but he couldn't be worse than most of the appointments or suggestions

Wouldn't unite me, I'd be pissed off if we appointed someone with ZERO experience just because he played for us eight years ago.

[DuffMan]

May 11, 2024 0:27:35 GMT 1 htafcokay said:

May 10, 2024 21:50:23 GMT 1 k1man999 said:

Heff 1st team coach at WBA, loved here, got coaching n DOF qualifications.
Would unite the fan base
I'm not saying we do get him but he couldn't be worse than most of the appointments or suggestions

Wouldn't unite me, I'd be pissed off if we appointed someone with ZERO experience just because he played for us eight years ago.

I get your point and in the situation we find ourselves I agree it’s the wrong time. However with the heff I do think he has the charisma to become a good manager and he could certainly motivate, whether he has the tactical brain I’m not sure but once he has cut his teeth somewhere else maybe would be a good option, was a shame we let him leave the club.

The fetish some of our fans have with ex players is misplaced in most cases though

[htafcokay]

May 11, 2024 0:50:34 GMT 1 DuffMan said:

May 11, 2024 0:27:35 GMT 1 htafcokay said:

Wouldn't unite me, I'd be pissed off if we appointed someone with ZERO experience just because he played for us eight years ago.

I get your point and in the situation we find ourselves I agree it’s the wrong time. However with the heff I do think he has the charisma to become a good manager and he could certainly motivate, whether he has the tactical brain I’m not sure but once he has cut his teeth somewhere else maybe would be a good option, was a shame we let him leave the club.

The fetish some of our fans have with ex players is misplaced in most cases though

If Michael Hefele hadn't played for us, not one person would be suggesting him for the job.

We have some weird obsession with ex players and managers at this club about wanting to bring them back.

Let's just get the best man for the job and leave the nostalgia to the historians.

[DuffMan]

May 11, 2024 0:52:35 GMT 1 htafcokay said:

May 11, 2024 0:50:34 GMT 1 DuffMan said:

I get your point and in the situation we find ourselves I agree it’s the wrong time. However with the heff I do think he has the charisma to become a good manager and he could certainly motivate, whether he has the tactical brain I’m not sure but once he has cut his teeth somewhere else maybe would be a good option, was a shame we let him leave the club.

The fetish some of our fans have with ex players is misplaced in most cases though

If Michael Hefele hadn't played for us, not one person would be suggesting him for the job.

We have some weird obsession with ex players and managers at this club about wanting to bring them back.

Let's just get the best man for the job and leave the nostalgia to the historians.

I agree with you on that but he did play for us and he showed the qualities of a good leader and he has charisma we know that. One day he may be the best man for the job he seems to do pretty good in whatever he picks up and has his head screwed on, needs experience elsewhere though first if he does well our advantage might be he would want to come here

[htafcokay]

May 11, 2024 1:00:59 GMT 1 DuffMan said:

May 11, 2024 0:52:35 GMT 1 htafcokay said:

If Michael Hefele hadn't played for us, not one person would be suggesting him for the job.

We have some weird obsession with ex players and managers at this club about wanting to bring them back.

Let's just get the best man for the job and leave the nostalgia to the historians.

I agree with you on that but he did play for us and he showed the qualities of a good leader and he has charisma we know that. One day he may be the best man for the job he seems to do pretty good in whatever he picks up and has his head screwed on, needs experience elsewhere though first if he does well our advantage might be he would want to come here

The last person who took us to a play-off final was the least charismatic manager we've ever had, so I'm not really bothered about how charismatic he is. I just want a manager that can do the job. We've had too many rookie managers here, it's about time we employed someone who's been there and done it. If Hefele is any good, I'm sure he'll become a manager elsewhere.

[DuffMan]

May 11, 2024 1:14:13 GMT 1 htafcokay said:

May 11, 2024 1:00:59 GMT 1 DuffMan said:

I agree with you on that but he did play for us and he showed the qualities of a good leader and he has charisma we know that. One day he may be the best man for the job he seems to do pretty good in whatever he picks up and has his head screwed on, needs experience elsewhere though first if he does well our advantage might be he would want to come here

The last person who took us to a play-off final was the least charismatic manager we've ever had, so I'm not really bothered about how charismatic he is. I just want a manager that can do the job. We've had too many rookie managers here, it's about time we employed someone who's been there and done it. If Hefele is any good, I'm sure he'll become a manager elsewhere.

So we agree, you could argue with yourself you pal

[htafcokay]

May 11, 2024 1:22:21 GMT 1 DuffMan said:

May 11, 2024 1:14:13 GMT 1 htafcokay said:

The last person who took us to a play-off final was the least charismatic manager we've ever had, so I'm not really bothered about how charismatic he is. I just want a manager that can do the job. We've had too many rookie managers here, it's about time we employed someone who's been there and done it. If Hefele is any good, I'm sure he'll become a manager elsewhere.

So we agree, you could argue with yourself you pal

I'm not your pal.