NBDag wrote: ↑Thu Nov 29, 2018 8:14 amThink fickle is a strong choice in words. Think why most of us who wanted(?) Taylor out are happy to eat our words is because he’s actually started to win by changing the way we are set up, as we all wanted. Not like he’s proved us wrong with Wright in midfield, McQueen at the back and Mullins up top is it? But credit where credit’s due.DagenhamDan wrote: ↑Wed Nov 28, 2018 11:18 pm Everyone seems to be changing their tune now. How fickle football fans are. COYD.
But let’s not get too ahead of ourselves, we have won 5 in the past 6 yet are somehow only 4 points clear. We aren’t anywhere near being safe yet, and looking at our fixtures in December it wouldn’t be out of the question if we find ourselves back in the bottom 4 come January. I suppose we just need to adopt a certain manager’s never-too-high attitude for the coming weeks.
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Couldn’t put it better myself, NBDag! Spot on :nothing:
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Define "everyone" in this context?DagenhamDan wrote: ↑Thu Nov 29, 2018 12:25 pm I dunno tbh. I have thought even if we get relegated this season with everything that went on everyone would still be grateful that we still have a club. But we got a manager in who wants to be here and wanted to improve us and everyone wanted him gone in three months. So maybe impatient is the word but Im glad everyone is back to supporting him again.
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I know the votes changed now but at one point there was only 6 votes in and the rest out. Sorry the majority.
Happy to eat my words.
Still feel that he didn't set us up well enough with what we had earlier in the season. Several selection decisions left me regularly baffled. However, he said that we'd be better off going forward in a few weeks once he sold Romain and he's come up trumps there. Long may this upturn continue.
Still feel that he didn't set us up well enough with what we had earlier in the season. Several selection decisions left me regularly baffled. However, he said that we'd be better off going forward in a few weeks once he sold Romain and he's come up trumps there. Long may this upturn continue.
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More or less this. Credit where credit's due for Taylor, but that doesn't mean he wasn't wrong in some of his decisions towards the start of the season and it doesn't mean supporters weren't right to criticise during that time either. Long may the current good run continue.NBDag wrote: ↑Thu Nov 29, 2018 8:14 amThink fickle is a strong choice in words. Think why most of us who wanted(?) Taylor out are happy to eat our words is because he’s actually started to win by changing the way we are set up, as we all wanted. Not like he’s proved us wrong with Wright in midfield, McQueen at the back and Mullins up top is it? But credit where credit’s due.DagenhamDan wrote: ↑Wed Nov 28, 2018 11:18 pm Everyone seems to be changing their tune now. How fickle football fans are. COYD.
But let’s not get too ahead of ourselves, we have won 5 in the past 6 yet are somehow only 4 points clear. We aren’t anywhere near being safe yet, and looking at our fixtures in December it wouldn’t be out of the question if we find ourselves back in the bottom 4 come January. I suppose we just need to adopt a certain manager’s never-too-high attitude for the coming weeks.
Some of the clowns calling for his head early on after about 3 games with basically a youth team patched together a few days before the season started might want to stick to their day jobs after all.
We all expected a grim season without investment yet a few weeks in you're calling for the ex England managers head. Couldn't make it up.
Can't help thinking If we'd have supported Burnett a bit more instead of being so fickle we'd probably still be in league 2 as well.
Off to get me coat !
We all expected a grim season without investment yet a few weeks in you're calling for the ex England managers head. Couldn't make it up.
Can't help thinking If we'd have supported Burnett a bit more instead of being so fickle we'd probably still be in league 2 as well.
Off to get me coat !
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Correct in all aspects.ARNU wrote: ↑Fri Nov 30, 2018 1:38 am Some of the clowns calling for his head early on after about 3 games with basically a youth team patched together a few days before the season started might want to stick to their day jobs after all.
We all expected a grim season without investment yet a few weeks in you're calling for the ex England managers head. Couldn't make it up.
My only real frustration was that he didn't seem to have a preferred shape he wanted to see us play. A couple of times we switched shape 3 times in a game, that can't be right, but options were severely limited.
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FFS
Crying over Burnett AGAIN!!
This really is our very own Godwins law.
Crying over Burnett AGAIN!!
This really is our very own Godwins law.
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Said it before give him some time to get decent recruitments then we'll see.
Anyway... Taylor is God
Anyway... Taylor is God
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Or in Dagenhams case, Terribly!
Or in Dagenhams case, Terribly!
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Stauton that sniff of what I was taking about 6 weeks ago was a substance made up of.
Common sense and patience nothing else
Common sense and patience nothing else
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It's reverse psychology Essex.SUSSEX DAGGER wrote: ↑Sat Dec 22, 2018 8:06 pm Stauton that sniff of what I was taking about 6 weeks ago was a substance made up of.
Common sense and patience nothing else