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Not sure that would be enough to take a step back in his career. Especially given he’s happily taken a London jobThink he still lives in the area, no? Longridge way?
Not sure that would be enough to take a step back in his career. Especially given he’s happily taken a London jobThink he still lives in the area, no? Longridge way?
I’m not defending him just calling out hypocrisy and double standards from fans like yourself. The reason Hecky is getting some support is because he isn’t Scouse and doesn’t wear white trainers. It’s a simple as that because it can’t be the style of football.Its been interesting watching you defend the legacy of lowe who was an absolute disgrace and has gone on to cement that with his embarrassing Wigan tenure also. A fella who has the entire off field structure geared towards him and his mates and exceptional quality loans.
Its all moot anyway when you're still picking storey Hughes and hoping Potts and brady get back asap.
So as I asked before where specifically is the manager going wrong for you?
I am not disputing that Lowe would have most likely have taken us down in his 3rd full season, just to be clear on this.
Both managers are average at best.
Both spout nonsensical word salad in almost every post match interview.
Both employ a tedious style of football.
Both lost and currently are losing the fanbase.
Both are Two Peas from the same 352 Pod.
I expect a polite parting of the ways come the seasons end.
Not asking you to be an expert in my posts but I'm hardly defending heckingbottom, I couldn't give a shit tbh. But lowe was a complete charlatan and that's not because he was a Scouser it's cause he's a bellend and a shit football manager.I’m not defending him just calling out hypocrisy and double standards from fans like yourself. The reason Hecky is getting some support is because he isn’t Scouse and doesn’t wear white trainers. It’s a simple as that because it can’t be the style of football.
He might have been a disgrace but we still performed in local derbys - something that we have still to do under Hecky. That’s one thing he is getting wrong.
The second is the win ratio of 27%.
The third is he almost got us relegated last season.
We have also been out fought by Blackburn and Oxford.
We finished 11th, 10th and 13th under lowey but I was all luck.
Well we be lucky to finish above 17th under Hecky.
Far better manager, who has performed far worse here is the crux of it.But even then, if you compare CV’s it’s:
League One Promotion
Championship Promotion
EFL trophy
Vs
Two league two promotions.
He’s a far better manager, although rapidly looking short of ideas at the minute, especially after the window we had in Jan
Far better manager, who has performed far worse here is the crux of it.
He’s been almost a complete disaster for us, I couldn’t give a shite about his record elsewhere.
Getting seriously boring and repetitive comparing the two.. are folk not able to discuss the current manager without dragging Lowey into every other post?Would we say “far worse”?
Is this season any different to either of Lowe’s seasons? Similarly decent start, then to tail off in the back half.
Last season, inherited a side that sat bottom of the form table, was given Josh Bowler and Jeppe Okkels as reinforcement, and we stayed up. I’m not saying that’s some kind of great achievement, but people are acting as though relegation was some kind of impossibility.
Oi, keep your mitts to yourself 😉If Millwall don’t get promoted and we do get a new owner should we tempt Neil back?
All ifs I know and putting what happened at Stoke aside but would love to see Neil here with a bit of a war chest.
Or just being a bit cagey.Weird quote from him last night when asked about Langs potential injury.
Speaking post-match, manager Paul Heckingbottom said: “I've not seen. So, I don’t know if it’s a stamp or a twist. Hopefully, the former. I've not spoken to him, I've not seen him and I've not seen Jacko either.”
So at half time or full time in the changing room he heard nothing from the player nor the physio.
How can he not know what they think it might be?
Has he not gone in at full time again I wonder🤔
Piss poor from PH and shows again very poor and little interest, he is one of the most recent signings and our record signing.Weird quote from him last night when asked about Langs potential injury.
Speaking post-match, manager Paul Heckingbottom said: “I've not seen. So, I don’t know if it’s a stamp or a twist. Hopefully, the former. I've not spoken to him, I've not seen him and I've not seen Jacko either.”
So at half time or full time in the changing room he heard nothing from the player nor the physio.
How can he not know what they think it might be?
Has he not gone in at full time again I wonder🤔
Or be may know more than he’s letting on.Piss poor from PH and shows again very poor and little interest, he is one of the most recent signings and our record signing.
No wonder we play with so little commitment, intent or passion when our manager has little to no interest in an injury to one of his most recent signings.🙁😡
Yes I would say it this, with how every word is scrutinised these days and once checked out they will give the details minus timeframeOr just being a bit cagey.
In what way, he could just have said,b I've spoken to the physio we are looking at the Injury.Or be may know more than he’s letting on.
He doesn't strike me as someone who can instill passion into his players. The football is shocking, has been for so long now but he doesn't seem to have done a thing about it. No matter who he puts out and what shape are play the outcome remains the same. It's obviously been mounting for a while so to not put the commitment in yesterday is bang out of order. I felt nothing when all 4 goals went in, just a repeat of the Millwall game and I'm glad I stayed home. I won't be attending another game this season and I'm not renewing my season ticket.Piss poor from PH and shows again very poor and little interest, he is one of the most recent signings and our record signing.
No wonder we play with so little commitment, intent or passion when our manager has little to no interest in an injury to one of his most recent signings.🙁😡
They will have a rough idea of what the injury is a just from the initial diagnosis which will have been communicated to the bench hence the very quick sub.Or just being a bit cagey.
I did not go to the game yesterday despite having a season ticket for 30 plus years, just watched from home.He doesn't strike me as someone who can instill passion into his players. The football is shocking, has been for so long now but he doesn't seem to have done a thing about it. No matter who he puts out and what shape are play the outcome remains the same. It's obviously been mounting for a while so to not put the commitment in yesterday is bang out of order. I felt nothing when all 4 goals went in, just a repeat of the Millwall game and I'm glad I stayed home. I won't be attending another game this season and I'm not renewing my season ticket.