Lawrie’s Left Peg

Not sure they have the powers to do that

Thank god it’s not down to you then.

Agree . I just think it’s another short term gamble and believe we have made too many of those in recent times. This has contributed to our demise. At least in the past there was an argument we were gambling to try and go up or stay up. Given we are all but relegated,, this seems like a signing for signings sake?

I assume that Peterson wants to sign Redmond or are you suggesting Paxio is still pulling the strings?

The season runs from August to May. Are you contending we’ve only signed Redmond to provide cover for 6 games? That’s even more worrying TBH

Better than the strike force Jos picked against Millwall away……. But only just

Assuming it’s Pederson who wants him?

No. I’m saying persevere with McNeil, Kobacki and Fusire give them a fair crack and the best coaching possible to see if they can make the grade in League 1. Be fair to J Lowe and play him in his preferred position as he is already match fit. Don’t spaff money we don’t have on a busted flush when we are certs for relegation

Will be another Berahino, Mendez Laing , Chalobah busted flush. Will stifle the development of McNeil, Kobacki and Fusire ( I believe he started as a forward??? ) I’d hoped the new regime would learn from the mistakes of the past

Agree with the sentiment of the OP but if we don’t win another point this season the feel good factor will vanish, match day revenues will decline and the experience will be miserable. Also, if anyone’s ever played in a team that gets its arse handed to them every week, they will the effect on players. Even the ones we might want to keep might be shot for next season. I think we do need an uplift on the pitch too

I genuinely wonder if the EFL could have envisioned that one owner could be so awful. My guess is that the rules are as they are to close all the loopholes. Eg pay HMRC but default on transfer payments, default on loans but make sure the wages are paid etc. The problem arises when a monumental fool breaks all the rules at the same time. No one else in history had 6 umbongos all at once. We’re punished 6 times for the same idiot. And by we, I mean the players, staff, supporters and new owners, none of whom have done anything wrong To put the tin hat on things, the new owners have to fund the incompetence of the old owner. Surely this wasn’t the intentioned outcome when the clubs (including us) voted in the rules.

4-3-3 for me next game. Horvath Vaery Iorfa Cooper Lowe ingelson Bannan Amass McNeil Cadiz. J Lowe just get the back 4 to defend as if their life depends on it. Defend the width of the box. Stay in shape. Tackle, block and head. If in doubt GERRITT ‘ARRT. Sick of us trying to play out and getting nowhere. Make the midfield all about energy, box to box and tracking runners. Hope to get the odd moment of class from Harry and Baz Three up top so we have more targets to aim for with a more direct style. Gives the option to play in the channels with McNiel (deserves a run) and Lowe (I know he’s been shybo but we need to see him given service in his best position)

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But that’s the point. We could just about accept being outplayed by a higher quality, more expensively assembled squad given the neglect by DC but to be outthought by Wilder and outfought is tough to take.

Today there was a real lack of commitment