Bakesy
Farting for ENGLAND!!!
When he was appointed i was prepared to give him the benefit of my doubt, but i'm starting to think he's saerioucsly out of his depth.Anyone else think this or aM I JUST A DRUNKEN BUFFOON?
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Dean Wilkins.....
- Thread starter Bakesy
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dougdeep
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Bakesy said:saerioucsly
Yes, you're drunk.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Bakesy said:When he was appointed i was prepared to give him the benefit of my doubt, but i'm starting to think he's saerioucsly out of his depth.Anyone else think this or aM I JUST A DRUNKEN BUFFOON?
Yes you are right, you are a drunken buffoon
Statto
007
Bakesy said:When he was appointed i was prepared to give him the benefit of my doubt, but i'm starting to think he's saerioucsly out of his depth.Anyone else think this or aM I JUST A DRUNKEN BUFFOON?
Agree with you about Wilkins. I think he needs an Experienced no 2 to help him out.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
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That depends whether you attempt to answer every thread......
Bakesy said:Not as bsad as GUINNESS DAVE Though, surely?
That depends whether you attempt to answer every thread......
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
- 22,172
Re: Re: Dean Wilkins.....
Dean Wilkins Blue and White army
Possibly, but you can't force it on him. I think he's doing alright myself anyway.Statto said:
Dean Wilkins Blue and White army
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
I was a McGhee 'fan' and felt that we needed an experienced manager witha good track record in this league. In hindsight, I feel his shelf life had come to an end. The players seemed to lift their game when Deano took over.
I think Deano is doing a sound job. We have a lot of square pegs to fit into round holes and you can only work with the tools provided. That is a circumstantial problem. Although very early days, I am pleased with our new signings.
He is a young manager and we have a young team, that has unfirtunately lost various influential players at different points through the season. We have a very good record on the road, which is not about luck. The trouble is, when the team is so young, they take a lot longer to bounce back froma defeat and that shows.
He obviously cares about the club and will only get better. Lessons are being learned. One thing is for sure, we need to become more vocal. People say that it is up to the team to get us on our feet. We were never a "sing when you're winning" club, were we?
I am confident that once the new signings have settled in, we can make our move up the league table.
Altogether now..."Dean Wilkins' Blue and White Army"
I think Deano is doing a sound job. We have a lot of square pegs to fit into round holes and you can only work with the tools provided. That is a circumstantial problem. Although very early days, I am pleased with our new signings.
He is a young manager and we have a young team, that has unfirtunately lost various influential players at different points through the season. We have a very good record on the road, which is not about luck. The trouble is, when the team is so young, they take a lot longer to bounce back froma defeat and that shows.
He obviously cares about the club and will only get better. Lessons are being learned. One thing is for sure, we need to become more vocal. People say that it is up to the team to get us on our feet. We were never a "sing when you're winning" club, were we?
I am confident that once the new signings have settled in, we can make our move up the league table.
Altogether now..."Dean Wilkins' Blue and White Army"
- Aug 8, 2005
- 26,981
Barrel of Fun said:I was a McGhee 'fan' and felt that we needed an experienced manager witha good track record in this league. In hindsight, I feel his shelf life had come to an end. The players seemed to lift their game when Deano took over.
I think Deano is doing a sound job. We have a lot of square pegs to fit into round holes and you can only work with the tools provided. That is a circumstantial problem. Although very early days, I am pleased with our new signings.
He is a young manager and we have a young team, that has unfirtunately lost various influential players at different points through the season. We have a very good record on the road, which is not about luck. The trouble is, when the team is so young, they take a lot longer to bounce back froma defeat and that shows.
He obviously cares about the club and will only get better. Lessons are being learned. One thing is for sure, we need to become more vocal. People say that it is up to the team to get us on our feet. We were never a "sing when you're winning" club, were we?
I am confident that once the new signings have settled in, we can make our move up the league table.
Altogether now..."Dean Wilkins' Blue and White Army"
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Well said Martlett.
BensGrandad
New member
Barrel of Fun said:I was a McGhee 'fan' and felt that we needed an experienced manager witha good track record in this league. In hindsight, I feel his shelf life had come to an end. The players seemed to lift their game when Deano took over.
I think Deano is doing a sound job. We have a lot of square pegs to fit into round holes and you can only work with the tools provided. That is a circumstantial problem. Although very early days, I am pleased with our new signings.
He is a young manager and we have a young team, that has unfirtunately lost various influential players at different points through the season. We have a very good record on the road, which is not about luck. The trouble is, when the team is so young, they take a lot longer to bounce back froma defeat and that shows.
He obviously cares about the club and will only get better. Lessons are being learned. One thing is for sure, we need to become more vocal. People say that it is up to the team to get us on our feet. We were never a "sing when you're winning" club, were we?
I am confident that once the new signings have settled in, we can make our move up the league table.
Altogether now..."Dean Wilkins' Blue and White Army"
I agree but the problem is that February is a difficult and crucial month and we have to learn very quickly
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OIBakesy said:Not as bsad as GUINNESS DAVE Though, surely?
le ros bif
New member
Sorry but have to disagree...now is not the time we should be learning,the league table does not lie and after yesterday we are now 4 not 7 points clear of relegation. Two massive games coming up,but they all are,I say start with Savage and Elder,give these defences something to think about,and don't give me this 'match fit' nonsense,judging by the last set of results,are any of the side match fit? One goal in seven games speaks volumes,just hope that Savage knows he was fourth choice on the list and that will spur him on!BensGrandad said:
On the subject of Wilkins,I think he manages like he played...lack of aggression....and finally,we're worse off now position wise than when MM got the sack!
withdeanwombat
Well-known member
Re: Re: Dean Wilkins.....
An experienced number one could be better.I'm sure Mr McGh............................................
Statto said:
An experienced number one could be better.I'm sure Mr McGh............................................
*Gullsworth*
My Hair is like his hair
Barrel of Fun said:I was a McGhee 'fan' and felt that we needed an experienced manager witha good track record in this league. In hindsight, I feel his shelf life had come to an end. The players seemed to lift their game when Deano took over.
I think Deano is doing a sound job. We have a lot of square pegs to fit into round holes and you can only work with the tools provided. That is a circumstantial problem. Although very early days, I am pleased with our new signings.
He is a young manager and we have a young team, that has unfirtunately lost various influential players at different points through the season. We have a very good record on the road, which is not about luck. The trouble is, when the team is so young, they take a lot longer to bounce back froma defeat and that shows.
He obviously cares about the club and will only get better. Lessons are being learned. One thing is for sure, we need to become more vocal. People say that it is up to the team to get us on our feet. We were never a "sing when you're winning" club, were we?
I am confident that once the new signings have settled in, we can make our move up the league table.
Altogether now..."Dean Wilkins' Blue and White Army"
B.O.F are you my Ghost writer?
SJ's Love Monkey
Ambrose-ia
Re: Re: Re: Dean Wilkins.....
Young guy working with his hands tied behind his back financially, more time required
Silent Bob said:Possibly, but you can't force it on him. I think he's doing alright myself anyway.
Dean Wilkins Blue and White army
Young guy working with his hands tied behind his back financially, more time required
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SJ's Love Monkey
Ambrose-ia
Re: Re: Dean Wilkins.....
I recommend All Bran
Statto said:
I recommend All Bran
BensGrandad
New member
What suprises me is that Mickey Adams and Steve Coppell were able to bring in experienced players at our level and young potential loanees, but since then no other manager has.
Has the money situation got that worse, has the board room policy changed, is it that our negotiators now, whoever they may be, are not as good as those mentioned.
Has the money situation got that worse, has the board room policy changed, is it that our negotiators now, whoever they may be, are not as good as those mentioned.