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Sheridan in/out thread
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It looked to me as if the players were just going through the motions in the second half as if the players had stopped playing for him.
he should do the brave thing.resign now!there are no tactics with this bloke.please leave mr sheridan
The good start to the season is pretty much in tatters already, which is sad. I really thought we'd made strides and were making a solid start, but no. Similarly slow out of the blocks and already 4 in the 'L' column.
Although we've often seen Sheridan make changes to the team early in games, which could be considered a positive, I'm struggling to understand the theory behind the constant chopping and changing of starting lineups. Can this really be a good ploy early in a season? Do other managers find success this way?
Although we've often seen Sheridan make changes to the team early in games, which could be considered a positive, I'm struggling to understand the theory behind the constant chopping and changing of starting lineups. Can this really be a good ploy early in a season? Do other managers find success this way?
Pasties and Cider":3f2nmotx said:
Just swap the 'Home' and 'Away' dugouts round and nobody tell him. Like he'd notice anyway.
The fans cheering for Thomas irritated Sheridan. He gave them the 2 fingers by bringing on a defensive midfielder. For me that's the mark of the man. There's no other explanation for that substitution when you're chasing the game. Errington has received the same. Afraid we're stuck with him.
I don't think we will get relegated, but with the manager having said we should be up there challenging for automatic or certainly in the playoffs, and that he is happy with the squad he has, how does this square with the current state of affairs?
I would love to see JS himself up his game (like he keeps saying the players should be doing: "we keep making silly mistakes" is becoming his catchphrase).
"A poor workman always blames his tools" keeps coming to mind.
I would love to see JS himself up his game (like he keeps saying the players should be doing: "we keep making silly mistakes" is becoming his catchphrase).
"A poor workman always blames his tools" keeps coming to mind.
philevs":1um0m2u7 said:
He did say last season that if the players were any good, they wouldn't be stuck in League 2. Unfortunately the same goes for managers. It's not unusual for a crap manager to hit a purple patch that leads to promotion, and then live off that false reputation for a long time until people finally realise he's just another dud.
Sheridan's just another dud, I fear.
I don't mean to bring warnock up.....but watch how he celebrates palace's late equilser against Newcastle. ...proper Dave smith style. ...i don't care who it is i just want to see that energy here again. .....and you will never get that from Sheridan. ....so get rid.
But really, back in the real world, there's no way the Board will shift Sheridan out before the end of the season when, presumably, his contract would allow this. Where would the money needed to pay him off, bring in a new manager and coaching team (most managers would want this) and give them some funds to work with come from? I just can't see Sheridan taking this team up but I think we're stuck with what we've got. I'll be delighted to be proved wrong but if I am right it won't stop me going and supporting the efforts of the team.
