Because I could see the disaster that would unfold, its not rocket science, Wilkins was good at running the boys team and may eventually have been a reasonable manager of the mens team but it was FAR TOO SOON to put him in such a position. It was perfect as it was I have quite happy with Wilkins as No 2 and McGhee in charge or would have supported a new experienced manager with Willkins staying as No 2 but it made no sense to appoint him 1 year ago and I think with respect the results and toilet football we have been subjected to has rather proved my point but I just want the club to be successful and it will not be with Wilkins, this position came 3 years too soon for him.
Lets be honest, the football was shit under McGhee and is shit under Wilkins.
Here we go, when was it rubbish? We had some really good results with McGhee, such as West Ham, Sunderland, Ipswich, Leeds, Palace, etc.
It turned sour after Christmas 2005 but for two years previously you cannot say it was rubbish.
Whing - Good signing by Wilkins
Elphick - Brought through by Wilkins
Lynch - Brought through by Wilkins
Rents - Brought through by Wilkins
Forster - Good signing by Wilkins
Now lets see he has improved 2 areas of the team compared to what they were with buys and youth he has brought through so perhaps he just needs a little time to work with the others and get some players in.
My only major criticism is the football has been shite.
Here we go, when was it rubbish? We had some really good results with McGhee, such as West Ham, Sunderland, Ipswich, Leeds, Palace, etc.
It turned sour after Christmas 2005 but for two years previously you cannot say it was rubbish.
They were good results, but a number of those games were not won through attractive football.
Which is what you got at the first home game of the season?I'd rather have wins with unattractive football than gallantly losing.
What do you mean 'here we go'? Because I'm always slagging MM off aren't I? (that's sarcastic by the way but I guess you got that).
I'm not talking about winning or losing, I'm talking about the asthetic quality of the football. It was not pretty under MM.
What do you mean 'here we go'?Because inevitably comparisons came into it when the discussion should have been about Wilkins solely.
I wasn't referring to you at all.
I'd rather have wins with unattractive football than gallantly losing.
Which is what you got at the first home game of the season?
I'd rather have wins with unattractive football than gallantly losing.
Because inevitably comparisons came into it when the discussion should have been about Wilkins solely.
I wasn't referring to you at all.
What do you mean 'here we go'?
I agree with you there but comparisons are inevitable as the Anti Wilkins threads are predominately started by Pro Mcgheers.
Not from what I have observed. There have always been the anti Wilkins (I have said all along that I didn't think his appointment was right) but there are a lot more people thinking along those lines now. They were the people who said, 'Give him the summer to get his own team'
As far as I can make out on Nsc there are a handful of pro McGhee people. A lot more than that are now discontented.
Because I could see the disaster that would unfold, its not rocket science, Wilkins was good at running the boys team and may eventually have been a reasonable manager of the mens team but it was FAR TOO SOON to put him in such a position. It was perfect as it was I have quite happy with Wilkins as No 2 and McGhee in charge or would have supported a new experienced manager with Willkins staying as No 2 but it made no sense to appoint him 1 year ago and I think with respect the results and toilet football we have been subjected to has rather proved my point but I just want the club to be successful and it will not be with Wilkins, this position came 3 years too soon for him.
No, you never supported him as he replaced McGhee and whoever had done that you would have got on the back of.