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That's very true and why when I reflect back on the Martin years I struggle to remember anything good.Nostalgia is a wonderful thing... we only remember the good bits...
He didn’t do much on loan at Norwich did he?The plan would be a permanent striker and a loan striker to compliment.
Williams is seeing Cullen as a striker/no 10 so it raises the question what the plan is with Mykolo.
Going back to how we used to work, players who have potential but have lost their way and need a good home.....i would see someone like Sydney Van Hoijdonk fall in that category with his club looking to move him in and with only 12 months left on his contract. If he got a move to the UK and does the job then his surname adds a couple of million alone.
Didn't have a run in the team unlike Whittaker with usHe didn’t do much on loan at Norwich did he?
I genuinely loved the season under Potter.That's very true and why when I reflect back on the Martin years I struggle to remember anything good.
Other people would have enjoyed his time with us. I don't think either view point is right or wrong.
What have the players said about him?I genuinely loved the season under Potter.
I thought we were getting back to that under Martin and it was under his tenure that my little boy fell in love with the swans so I’m in the pro-Martin camp. I hated Cooper despite 2 seasons in the play offs.
The Premier League years seem more and more like a dream. I watch highlights of games and even though I was there, it doesn’t seem real.
I get what you’re saying about it being a chore though Smurph. Underperformance shouldn’t be a recurring theme. The crowds and atmosphere are a reflection of that.
I do think we’ve got the right man at the helm now and from what I’ve heard, so do the players.
Count everything though, with 3 managers, a whole bunch of players signed who we then look to get rid of as soon as we can. In terms of running the club and his main decisions, he’s been crap.Last season wasn't fun, but it was nowhere near as bad as Martin's last season.
I don't recall us going the best part of six months with only one win against eleven men whilst the sane half of the fanbase screamed at the idiot in charge to stop messing around and pick his best players and system.
I am counting everything. Last season was rubbish. I've been through plenty of those. The season before made me actively consider not renewing my season ticket.Count everything though, with 3 managers, a whole bunch of players signed who we then look to get rid of as soon as we can. In terms of running the club and his main decisions, he’s been crap.
Signing for Millwall isn't exactly a ringing endorsement for the lad.1. So some on here expect you to believe that we turned down the opportunity to sign a striker for a very affordable £750k because our head coach, who managed him before and thinks the sun shines out of his arse, suddenly decided no, he won't make the step up and I'm not interested, let's look elsewhere.
2. And definitely not the reason we didn't sign him, is because said head coach works for a clueless bunch of interfering bastards, who have a long rap sheet for overruling the football department, thinking they know best, and time and again being proved utterly and hopelessly wrong.
Keep drinking the Kool Aid if you honestly believe it's option 1.
I think it's entirely plausible (and very possible) that Williams in fact didn't think he could make the step up given he's worked with him previously.1. So some on here expect you to believe that we turned down the opportunity to sign a striker for a very affordable £750k because our head coach, who managed him before and thinks the sun shines out of his arse, suddenly decided no, he won't make the step up and I'm not interested, let's look elsewhere.
2. And definitely not the reason we didn't sign him, is because said head coach works for a clueless bunch of interfering bastards, who have a long rap sheet for overruling the football department, thinking they know best, and time and again being proved utterly and hopelessly wrong.
Keep drinking the Kool Aid if you honestly believe it's option 1.