Hurst in

Quoted from sapper mariner

This is the thing when it was going bad we where right to ask for change. When things are going right no one cares  as long as we won. This isn’t a personal dig but in general at the forum

Quoted from TAGG

I'm not a fan of Hursts but he's or manager so got to support him as much as the players.
Just shows what a hard time managers have with supporters, a bloke behind me said (just before we scored today) "why has Hurst got no plan B he's excrement" he then goes on to say "why substitute a winger and not bring on another wide player in his place? Hurst is excrement"!!!!!
Just shows he just can't win

Quoted from jamesgtfc

I've just had a look at our league form for the period that followed Ryan Sears late night decision to drive until our return from Covid isolation.

Wealdstone L
Notts County L
Aldershot L
Southend W
Solihull L
Dag & Red L
Chesterfield L

1 win in 7 before the squad got decimated with Covid and bowed out of the Trophy at Stockport with whatever players tested negative. Our form from our return is as follows:
Halifax D
Halifax L
Altrincham W
Bromley L
Wrexham L
Wealdstone W
Notts County W
Kings Lynn D
Aldershot W
Dover W
Woking W

6 wins and 2 draws from 11 since the turn of the year and unbeaten in 6 with 5 of them being wins.

If you take that 7 game period out our PPG is 2.13. If we achieved that through those 7 games (won 5 of them basically) then we would currently be sat 2nd, 3 points behind Stockport with a game in hand.

I don't know what happened in the aftermath of the Ryan Sears drink driving incident but that period aside, our form is absolutely excellent.

2.13 PPG over 37 games is 79 points plus the 3 points we picked up against Southend in that run of 7 games which should comfortably be enough for a play-off finish. If our form since the turn of the year continues (1.81 PPG) we are forecast to pick up another 25 points which will put us on 77 points. Not as good but should still be enough.

Quoted from Lincoln Mariner 56

Or he just got lucky? Thought yesterday, with Clifton having such a poor game, that it was crying out for Scannell to be brought on to play down that left hand side but Hurst obviously is only going to put him on if injuries determine we have no other option. Not an Hurst out supporter but equally I do get frustrated that he still doesn’t consider substitutes until 70 minutes have passed.

Think the just back thread would have been very different and a lot longer if that last minute winner hadn’t gone in but that’s football, never straightforward.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

I like the fact that we’ve won the last two without playing well. We now need to up our level.

Quoted from jamesgtfc

I've just had a look at our league form for the period that followed Ryan Sears late night decision to drive until our return from Covid isolation.

Wealdstone L
Notts County L
Aldershot L
Southend W
Solihull L
Dag & Red L
Chesterfield L

1 win in 7 before the squad got decimated with Covid and bowed out of the Trophy at Stockport with whatever players tested negative. Our form from our return is as follows:
Halifax D
Halifax L
Altrincham W
Bromley L
Wrexham L
Wealdstone W
Notts County W
Kings Lynn D
Aldershot W
Dover W
Woking W

6 wins and 2 draws from 11 since the turn of the year and unbeaten in 6 with 5 of them being wins.

If you take that 7 game period out our PPG is 2.13. If we achieved that through those 7 games (won 5 of them basically) then we would currently be sat 2nd, 3 points behind Stockport with a game in hand.

I don't know what happened in the aftermath of the Ryan Sears drink driving incident but that period aside, our form is absolutely excellent.

2.13 PPG over 37 games is 79 points plus the 3 points we picked up against Southend in that run of 7 games which should comfortably be enough for a play-off finish. If our form since the turn of the year continues (1.81 PPG) we are forecast to pick up another 25 points which will put us on 77 points. Not as good but should still be enough.