Sat Nov 08, 2025 4:51 pm
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Sat Nov 08, 2025 9:16 pm
MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:To me, following the fabulous start, we could very well end up in mid table with this squad.
I can't see us bringing in the 'qualiy" that BBM kept banging on about in the winter transfer window, so we may have to accept another season on this division next year.
Hopefully, with this season behind them, our young lads will be all the better for it next season, But I don't think we've got enough to get automatic promotion this season.
Sat Nov 08, 2025 11:05 pm
cityone wrote:MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:To me, following the fabulous start, we could very well end up in mid table with this squad.
I can't see us bringing in the 'qualiy" that BBM kept banging on about in the winter transfer window, so we may have to accept another season on this division next year.
Hopefully, with this season behind them, our young lads will be all the better for it next season, But I don't think we've got enough to get automatic promotion this season.
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Sat Nov 08, 2025 11:25 pm
Sat Nov 08, 2025 11:57 pm
worcester_ccfc wrote:Where do we go from here? What you mean from being in a position where winning our game in hand puts us top?
What an awful position to be in.
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:07 am
Bakedalasker wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Where do we go from here? What you mean from being in a position where winning our game in hand puts us top?
What an awful position to be in.
What makes you think we are going to win our game in hand
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:21 am
stickywicket wrote:cityone wrote:MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:To me, following the fabulous start, we could very well end up in mid table with this squad.
I can't see us bringing in the 'qualiy" that BBM kept banging on about in the winter transfer window, so we may have to accept another season on this division next year.
Hopefully, with this season behind them, our young lads will be all the better for it next season, But I don't think we've got enough to get automatic promotion this season.
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f**k me I wouldnt want to be next to you in the trenches. You'd throw the towel in before the first shot was fired
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:29 am
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:32 am
worcester_ccfc wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Where do we go from here? What you mean from being in a position where winning our game in hand puts us top?
What an awful position to be in.
What makes you think we are going to win our game in hand
I don't have a crystal ball so I don't know either way, but that is the position we're in.
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:50 am
Bakedalasker wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Bakedalasker wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Where do we go from here? What you mean from being in a position where winning our game in hand puts us top?
What an awful position to be in.
What makes you think we are going to win our game in hand
I don't have a crystal ball so I don't know either way, but that is the position we're in.
We are on a terrible run of form. That is the position we are in.
Sun Nov 09, 2025 7:42 am
MoodyBluebird wrote:Nobody on here could possibly know where we go from here but at this moment in time we have to hope that BBM can influence the outcome by adopting if not a safety first approach then a more pragmatic way of defending. We cannot be as cavalier as we have been if our forwards are unable to turn chances into goals. If we come away with a few 0-0's then so be it.
What is evident is the lack of leadership on the field. No Sean Morrison, Graham Kavanagh or anybody of that ilk to be seen
On a more positive note, at least the opposition fans rate our team highly, even saying we're the best they've seen this or last season. By Christmas we will know whether BBM is the real deal as a football manager or a progressive attack-minded coach who is unable to stabilise a creaky defence.
Sun Nov 09, 2025 9:18 am
Maloby_Blue wrote:MoodyBluebird wrote:Nobody on here could possibly know where we go from here but at this moment in time we have to hope that BBM can influence the outcome by adopting if not a safety first approach then a more pragmatic way of defending. We cannot be as cavalier as we have been if our forwards are unable to turn chances into goals. If we come away with a few 0-0's then so be it.
What is evident is the lack of leadership on the field. No Sean Morrison, Graham Kavanagh or anybody of that ilk to be seen
On a more positive note, at least the opposition fans rate our team highly, even saying we're the best they've seen this or last season. By Christmas we will know whether BBM is the real deal as a football manager or a progressive attack-minded coach who is unable to stabilise a creaky defence.
Well said Sir, my sentiments exactly.
We are crying out for leadership on the pitch. Colwill has done well when he's had the armband but he's not a captain. Leads by example maybe but he's not the captain we need.
Many of us called for filling this position at the start of the season but it didn't come. Whether it was a lack of money thing, or BBM just didn't want one, we'll never know. But if its the later, it's a great example of where our manager falls down on with his lack of experience. He seems to be building a dressing room nd a camaraderie which is good...but with no leader in there, a promotion will be very hard to come by.
Sun Nov 09, 2025 9:24 am
stickywicket wrote:cityone wrote:MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:To me, following the fabulous start, we could very well end up in mid table with this squad.
I can't see us bringing in the 'qualiy" that BBM kept banging on about in the winter transfer window, so we may have to accept another season on this division next year.
Hopefully, with this season behind them, our young lads will be all the better for it next season, But I don't think we've got enough to get automatic promotion this season.
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f**k me I wouldnt want to be next to you in the trenches. You'd throw the towel in before the first shot was fired
Sun Nov 09, 2025 11:37 am
llan bluebird wrote:Maloby_Blue wrote:MoodyBluebird wrote:Nobody on here could possibly know where we go from here but at this moment in time we have to hope that BBM can influence the outcome by adopting if not a safety first approach then a more pragmatic way of defending. We cannot be as cavalier as we have been if our forwards are unable to turn chances into goals. If we come away with a few 0-0's then so be it.
What is evident is the lack of leadership on the field. No Sean Morrison, Graham Kavanagh or anybody of that ilk to be seen
On a more positive note, at least the opposition fans rate our team highly, even saying we're the best they've seen this or last season. By Christmas we will know whether BBM is the real deal as a football manager or a progressive attack-minded coach who is unable to stabilise a creaky defence.
Well said Sir, my sentiments exactly.
We are crying out for leadership on the pitch. Colwill has done well when he's had the armband but he's not a captain. Leads by example maybe but he's not the captain we need.
Many of us called for filling this position at the start of the season but it didn't come. Whether it was a lack of money thing, or BBM just didn't want one, we'll never know. But if its the later, it's a great example of where our manager falls down on with his lack of experience. He seems to be building a dressing room nd a camaraderie which is good...but with no leader in there, a promotion will be very hard to come by.
I disagree in this day and age.
The Warnock generation left a lot of the dressing room and on-field stuff to the captain or leadership group.
These modern, system-obsessed, high-rotation, management by numbers generations want to be NFL coaches, calling play's, formations, and changes and adjustments on the run throughout the game.
The days of Keane on an elite level or Kav, Hudson, Gunnarson, Morrison, or Sol making on-field adjustments on what they see, won't happen unless the manager wants that, but it's BBM system, and i only think he is allowed to adapt it.
I watched Peps' star pupils straight after our game. Both Arteta and Maresca play a very similar 4231, but both have genuine pace and intent on the flanks. We simply do not have players for this system.
Pep doesn't always have electric pace out there and often plays "10"'s there. But over time he has had the choice of the world's best Goalkeepers, Centre halfs, defensive midfielders, attacking midfielders and strikers, negating the weaknesses in this system.
I also feel that Joel C is too indisciplined to be the head of the double pivot. That needs to be Robertson. I think he plays the same role as his brother, but he is almost a throwback Gerrard, Lampard version rather than a modern "10"
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:12 pm
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:21 pm
jonohowells wrote:Yes it's great playing tippy , tappy football but where are we going? Another loss to a terrible team we are not the team we all thought we were.
Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:23 pm
stickywicket wrote:cityone wrote:MR BIRCHGROVE wrote:To me, following the fabulous start, we could very well end up in mid table with this squad.
I can't see us bringing in the 'qualiy" that BBM kept banging on about in the winter transfer window, so we may have to accept another season on this division next year.
Hopefully, with this season behind them, our young lads will be all the better for it next season, But I don't think we've got enough to get automatic promotion this season.
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f**k me I wouldnt want to be next to you in the trenches. You'd throw the towel in before the first shot was fired
Sun Nov 09, 2025 11:42 pm