SACK THE flipping CLOWN NOW

the club just can't win...people sound like Newcastle fans on here, they don't know what they want, we sign the players they want then say it isn't very good, they moan about the midfield when Woodsy stated several times before the season started that that was an area for concern but he couldn't bring in the players he wanted for whatever reason...

It really is getting boring now...i like the winning feeling and to be honest, i don't give a intercourse how we do it, aslong as on a Saturday night or whenever after the match i can go to bed knowing we won and i can go to work smiling knowing that we won...you don't get bonus points for winning 20-0 or playing like flipping barca

Quoted from theicenian

Heywood & Hope?

no these  lads are not that good

Quoted from BIGChris

All summer long posters bemoaned the fact that for several seasons we needed a solid, 'meathead' type centre back. We were described as being intimidated at the back last season.

We get two such centre backs and we need some different types!

You couldnt make it up

chris  i can tell from your posts that feel the need to tow the party line ..  and spread the gospel  according to fenty ...   but honestly you have seen town this season how can you defend these two

Quoted from jungleland

no these  lads are not that good  

That's better.

Quoted from BIGChris

All summer long posters bemoaned the fact that for several seasons we needed a solid, 'meathead' type centre back. We were described as being intimidated at the back last season.

We get two such centre backs and we need some different types!

You couldnt make it up

Those two looked anything but solid at Rushden. I'm not saying we don't need imposing CB's just don't think those two are.

Quoted from jungleland

chris  i can tell from your posts that feel the need to tow the party line ..  and spread the gospel  according to fenty ...   but honestly you have seen town this season how can you defend these two

We've kept three clean sheets in six games this season. Yes we let in four at the weekend but until it happens again I will steadfastly believe it was just a blip. We let in one yesterday but that was Wood's fault for dithering instead of clearing the ball. And we let in two against Hayes and Yeading one of which was a goal no team in the world could have stopped. So we've let in 7 goals in six games and if four of those goals were in the sort of game which every side has once in a while then its not really looking too bad.

Quoted from BIGChris

All summer long posters bemoaned the fact that for several seasons we needed a solid, 'meathead' type centre back. We were described as being intimidated at the back last season.

We get two such centre backs and we need some different types!

You couldnt make it up

Half the trouble is the way the team is set up to play Chris. They don't know what sort of game they are supposed to be playing. In this league a pairing like these 2 isn't necessarily bad as long as the team has a decent midfield and full backs experienced enough to cover across the back. I don't know how fit Stockdale is but I'd bet he would make a difference to the back four.

The problem isn't Histon or Crawley or York ..... it's all the games as a whole. What's worrying is that Woods seems to lurch from crisis to crisis so the team lacks shape and discipline no matter who is in it. Most of the players are capable, they just need some idea of what they are supposed to do on and off the ball. I think it's called leadership or management or something like that.

Probably the best gamble Woods could make now is the try Wood in midfield and see if his sheer energy will help to boost the team while the manager decides on some kind of tactics that they can practice, follow and stick to.

Quoted from TheRonRaffertyFanClub

Half the trouble is the way the team is set up to play Chris. They don't know what sort of game they are supposed to be playing. In this league a pairing like these 2 isn't necessarily bad as long as the team has a decent midfield and full backs experienced enough to cover across the back. I don't know how fit Stockdale is but I'd bet he would make a difference to the back four.

The problem isn't Histon or Crawley or York ..... it's all the games as a whole. What's worrying is that Woods seems to lurch from crisis to crisis so the team lacks shape and discipline no matter who is in it. Most of the players are capable, they just need some idea of what they are supposed to do on and off the ball. I think it's called leadership or management or something like that.

Probably the best gamble Woods could make now is the try Wood in midfield and see if his sheer energy will help to boost the team while the manager decides on some kind of tactics that they can practice, follow and stick to.

OR perhaps the mid-fielder Neil is chasing (as per his interview last night) is the answer to the problem.

Quoted from BIGChris

All summer long posters bemoaned the fact that for several seasons we needed a solid, 'meathead' type centre back. We were described as being intimidated at the back last season.

We get two such centre backs and we need some different types!

You couldnt make it up

Life on the Good Ship Fishy goes round in circles BC, you should know that by now...

I think Woods has brought some good players in. They certainly seemed it when we announced it.

The issue I have with his tactics is that we never seem to play our game. We are always constantly adjusting to the opposition. Isn't it time we set out our stall and have them adjust to us.

I want the man to succeed because I know he is passionate about the job.

People are saying it is getting worse each game, well I've only missed Darlington (A) and to be honest I can see where they are coming from.

Surely though, 10pts from August is acceptable? We should have beat York... We should have at least drawn v H&Y...

These are 'the ones that got away' happens in every league (MUFC v Fulham, Palace v Scunny ) to probably every team at some point. I'd rather they happen now, early on, than in March.