dilemma we have do we go for safe bet and get experience in this league with critchley or wilder or do we go for a youthful inexperienced coach like anthony barry or brian barry murphy who both are very good with young talent QPR are now keen on developing young players a way teams like brentford have done over the years and look where they are now the problem is beale has in a way has jumped a sinking ship as we had hit a patch of bad form and thats got to be turned around a nightmare first game against burnley to restart the season with new manager possibly isnt a good prospect for him hopefully we get somebody in soon and put beale well and truly behind us
I think we have to acknowledge that we are basically in the same place as we have been for the last few seasons.
There are three teams worse than us for sure... But there are quite a few teams that are as good as us.
I'm not too sure it matters who we get as long as they're half decent... What matters is how lucky/unlucky we are with injuries... It really is as simple as that
I think we have to acknowledge that we are basically in the same place as we have been for the last few seasons.
There are three teams worse than us for sure... But there are quite a few teams that are as good as us.
I'm not too sure it matters who we get as long as they're half decent... What matters is how lucky/unlucky we are with injuries... It really is as simple as that
The only additional comment I would make is that, as a poor club, we do need to consider what we would have to pay clubs in compensation. That in the end may determine which of perhaps two good candidates we finally select....
personally think we should just go for neil critchley knows the division well and his coaching style would suit our team as hes not much different to beale a safe bet but he would steady the ship almost straight away
he probably left blackpool because he was offered a good pay deal and to be at a premier league club it was strange the way he left blackpool as he was doing alright there he had big shoes to fill at villa and personally think gerrard lost the players not the coaches as the players are doing alright now
he had big shoes to fill at villa and personally think gerrard lost the players not the coaches as the players are doing alright now
It could be counter argued that they weren't being coached very well.
We will never know what goes on behind closed doors. Will a question mark over Critchley be the fact he did leave Blackpool out of nowhere and therefore could do the same again to somebody else?
You say villa wasn’t being coached very well QPR wasn’t being coached very well I’m glad he’s gone that defeat against West Brom and especially Huddersfield was one of lowest defeats I can think of They were both teams low on confidence but Huddersfield hadn’t won away all season,that was a home banker,a good coach gets you to win a game like that,not a bad one like Beale was Good riddance in my opinion
Last Edit: Dec 1, 2022 18:21:14 GMT by singlespeed
