Post by a more piratey game on Feb 12, 2020 14:22:17 GMT
So DC got us back into our historic home of Division Three, and then ran out of road
Then GC steadied the ship, before BG came along as a key piece in WAQ's (in parts somewhat belated, it seems) vision of how to run a football club - devote time to recruitment, develop the young 'uns, play modern football, develop the commercial side
BG then hit the ground running, with a lot of help from a following wind provided by (Windy) Widders, and got a whole bunch of fit-the-profile players through the door. And kept JCH
The change of style was from cheese to chalk, and took a while, but showed up increasingly game-by-game. There is a suspicion that a bit of defensive baby has been thrown away with the bathwater, which will require further adjustments, but we are off in the direction intended. And it's much much better to watch
So, ignoring the emotional incontinence which accompanies football fans, and the building sense of pressure, I'm still liking what I see. Although, to be fair, I used to like watching Luke James
If the stadium and training ground package (as WAQ says it is) gets sorted (per the Post it still might), and the impossible-to-get-right-but-easy-to-do-better-than-we-are-doing comms get sorted, it could all turn out quite nice
It all makes sense, doesn't it?
* as the ever-interesting Tracey Thorn might have put it. No relation to Michelle, at least as far as I know, who may be better-known to some on here
Then GC steadied the ship, before BG came along as a key piece in WAQ's (in parts somewhat belated, it seems) vision of how to run a football club - devote time to recruitment, develop the young 'uns, play modern football, develop the commercial side
BG then hit the ground running, with a lot of help from a following wind provided by (Windy) Widders, and got a whole bunch of fit-the-profile players through the door. And kept JCH
The change of style was from cheese to chalk, and took a while, but showed up increasingly game-by-game. There is a suspicion that a bit of defensive baby has been thrown away with the bathwater, which will require further adjustments, but we are off in the direction intended. And it's much much better to watch
So, ignoring the emotional incontinence which accompanies football fans, and the building sense of pressure, I'm still liking what I see. Although, to be fair, I used to like watching Luke James
If the stadium and training ground package (as WAQ says it is) gets sorted (per the Post it still might), and the impossible-to-get-right-but-easy-to-do-better-than-we-are-doing comms get sorted, it could all turn out quite nice
It all makes sense, doesn't it?
* as the ever-interesting Tracey Thorn might have put it. No relation to Michelle, at least as far as I know, who may be better-known to some on here
