derwent wrote:
It was the result we all dreaded but hoped wouldn't happen.. Fevs knows he has the rest of the season to prove he has what it takes and he also must be aware of the limitations within his squad. He has to start now emphasising the improvements he wants to see in the make up of that squad and hammer that home to the decision makers and purse string holders. He has to be brave on this and not shrink away from hammering his needs home. What has he got to gain by keeping quiet on this subject. The club have to be left in no doubt that, whilst he will do his best with what he has got, if the club want progress they have to play their part and back him.
Much as I would like to see us challenging for the play offs this season, I think, with the tools we have got, that is a step too far.
However it is not too early to start laying the foundations for next season and the sooner we start the better. I'm not holding my breath that the club is willing to go forward with that idea but if they don't another manager will bite the dust and the club will operate in ever decreasing circles until it eventually disappears up it's collective arsehole.
That's my take on it.
fell a bit the same. pointless just getting into the PO unless you have a good chance of winning them without relying on us playing out of our skins and the opponents having an off day. stability is what is needed to give us a better chance next season od us really being promotion candidates. getting to wembley in that trophy many laugh about would be the first way to get the club back on the map in the town.