AndyGray1985
Striker
Wud?
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clockstandpaddock
Guest
Heard all that this time last year tbh. Win more games, new grounds to visit etc etc.
The Fish
Winger
Queen's Park play at Hampden Park, which is 52k capacity
Hawyatt Earp
Striker
We have to bottom out somewhere mate and start winning again. We aren't going to lose every week forever.
AgentFletcher
Goalkeeper
"Do the math" come on, we have an American owner, lets get in the spirit of stupidity
dangermows
Striker
How many games did we win last season?
AndyGray1985
Striker
Ah, thought about Rangers
THE BANK MANAGER
Goalkeeper
Different league, obviously. If you're going down that route there will be plenty of examples. Can't think of any in England bigger than ours, though the Charlton suggestion is a decent shout.
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clockstandpaddock
Guest
6 wins from 38 games last season. 6 wins from 43 games this season.
dangermows
Striker
Oooh it's going to close *bites nails*
The Fish
Winger
I was just clarifying something @safctommie put forward.
Pretty confident the Stadium of Light will be the biggest stadium in the 3rd tier in the post-war era.
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PeruzziWatch
Guest
He's about to relegate us to the third division, 21 points from 24 games when we needed at least 30 points from those games, not even a point per game. If Grayson was the problem then why haven't we improved? He started the season with 5 points and we were up to 6th early on, we had Grabban, yet we went on a shocking run. Injuries haven't helped at all, but Coleman has not found a solution. Yes he could win us the league next season because it's a poor league, but so could most managers if we get the proper funding.
First things first, Coleman has totally failed as manager here, we are on the brink when we should have been capable of at least 46 points from a 46 game season. It's unacceptable from a manager who has managed the likes of Bale before. That semi final with Wales was purely down to them having world class players. Now that he's back with average players he's been found out.
He can stay if he likes but you can't get away from the fact that he has failed to put any sort of form together over any significant period. We've lost almost every crucial match.
It's too little too late for Chris Coleman, he needs to be sacked if we go down. Most managers would not get a second chance, he is only getting a free ride because of his reputation. He is not a top manager by any means.
First things first, Coleman has totally failed as manager here, we are on the brink when we should have been capable of at least 46 points from a 46 game season. It's unacceptable from a manager who has managed the likes of Bale before. That semi final with Wales was purely down to them having world class players. Now that he's back with average players he's been found out.
He can stay if he likes but you can't get away from the fact that he has failed to put any sort of form together over any significant period. We've lost almost every crucial match.
It's too little too late for Chris Coleman, he needs to be sacked if we go down. Most managers would not get a second chance, he is only getting a free ride because of his reputation. He is not a top manager by any means.
The Bridge Lad
Striker
IF we go down then there's no doubt at all that he's failed PW lad.
tooliohelmet
Striker
Cos he plays in goal?
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PeruzziWatch
Guest
So why all the positivity? Because he talks a good game in press conferences? He's got no style whatsoever, can't decide what to do most weeks. I'd rather have the likes of Neil Warnock managing us.
AscotMackem
Central Defender
He hasn't like, he's been here less than a year ya turbononce
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