I think a lot of the players gave up playing for Bulut towards the end of last seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by bluemoon
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I think a lot of the players gave up playing for Bulut towards the end of last seasonQuote:
Originally Posted by bluemoon
Then they should play for themselves, their family and the supporters. Some of them aren't turning up in my opinion.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
John Percy (Telegraph journalist) tweeting that the club are discussing Bulut's future tonight?
You're dead right there. Too many going awol and even today, we could have done something. They mentioned in the commentary a lack of urgency. Bulut can take a bunch of them with him when he goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Apart from ending the game well against Swansea that's been it really this season
There doesn't seem to be any movement forward now so it's time for action in terms of removing bulut
It's no good moaning about tan and the rest of the set up , he's here until someone takes over
So we have to hope we get a decent replacement
We have some useful players in the squad but it appears they just ain't performing so it's time for a change
Onwards
You have gone too far now…….. ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Johnson
Even if our board appoint a decent manager it's going to be difficult to keep this group of players up.
However he has to go.
What's the lowest points total a club has accrued at this level.?
I don't think the team is as bad as people thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
**** Bulut, there are things that have nothing to do with him. This lot are piss weak, no character. The players can show that they have some bottle even under a piss poor manager. Fans seem to just let them off the hook. We were never like this as a fan base, we battered players who were genuinely shit, players who couldn't control the ball and who were on nothing in terms of salary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
Omar Rizais talking to the media after the game, does that signify anything or is Bulut just trying to make out this latest defeat was nothing to do with him?Quote:
Originally Posted by Former Labour leader
I think the team and Bulut are a disgrace at the moment. There are players out there wearing the shirt who should have it ripped off them and given to some of the younger players. There are journeymen in that squad. We can stay up but if the board don't have a decent replacement i.e. someone who can change the whole psychology like Cooper did at Forest then we're f*cked.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Probably something to do with Bulut's one match banQuote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
I know it might be a minor thing but our fans applauding ex players p*sses me off too. Like NML today. I was p*ssed off at the reception Warnock had mind when his 'borough side beat us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
The players gave their verdict on Bulut at Rotherham.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
I think bulut has shot his boltQuote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
The players are a combination of not being up to it , not being played in the right system and in need of a new manager to knock them into shape
Either way it's time for a change
If that's the case, then Bulut is completely out of his depth.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Sycophantic tendencies. Easily pleased.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
Colwill was largely anonymous. Ashford contributed nothing when he came on. It's not simply a question of bringing the younger players in- we have no effective system of play and the players look lost.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
‘Erol Bulut, we want you to stay.’
He is but we are a relegation squad as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee
We've made some bad signings.
When Bulut eventually goes to have any sort of chance to beat the drop we need some quality free agents. This seasons equivalent of Sol Bamba and Junior Hoillet.
This club has too many fans who lack foresight and the rest of us have to suffer the consequences.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
No, we don't. The squad is more than good enough to stay up. Just needs a manager who knows what he's doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
Of course it isn't. That's not what I said though. I said there are players who need the shirt ripping off them and giving it to younger players. I'm not one of those who thinks we just play the youngsters en masse because there is a balance to be had. I agree with you about an effective system. In fact. I don't see a system so having one would be a start. Yes, the players look lost. It's a mess. But there are paid professionals out there who should be doing more than they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by D. Advocaat
Baffling. And probably had a bearing on Tan's decision to keep Bulut.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
Mind you, a significant proportion of our away support join in with that repulsive YJB chant- their judgement is not worth anything.
Chants of ‘Erol Bulut’s barmy army’ today, albeit pretty muted, ‘Erol Bulut’s f*cking barmy’ would be more appropriate. We’ve dropped a huge bollock not binning him and bringing Bellamy in at the end of last season, in my opinion. As it is it’s another ‘pay up the contract’ situation. Cardiff City eh………Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lone Gunman
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It's the basics. Poor touch, lack of urgency, composure, poor decision making etc. A lot of that stuff is on the players. Obviously, the set up and tactics have an affect on performance and mentality, but i'm not for allowing these players a free pas because the manager is a fraud.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
I don’t agree with that at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
For once I think that we have some decent players (O’Dowda, Robertson, Willock, El Ghazi, Chalmers, Ng) and quite a few others with potential.
I have not been a Bulut out person but he needs to turn this around sharpish as I don’t think Tan will be too patient.
I'm predicting we just stay up on goal difference! That's the turning point of our season right there! :tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
Match fixing, no question about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
The abysmal defending for the goal sums up the poor quality and effort of our defenders. Goutas and Chambers are poor. How on earth did Chambers get an England cap??
They also kept catching us out with the short passes at set plays with Colwill left on his own v 2. Luckily Derby are pretty crap. (Less crap than us though)
Lack of creativity in midfield , lack of pace and absolutely nothing up front.
Leeds is going to be a hammering.
Totally agree with you here. Bulut should have been given the bullet lol, the second the referees whistle went for full time. Rotherham, a team with nothing to play for, the worst in the division last season, played their hearts out that day for their manager and fans after an extremely poor season.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish
Ours couldn't have given a flying fkuk. Maybe they were hoping that abject display would get Bulut the sack?
You can't win without goals scorers or a good striker... we don't have any of that...which match will we get 3 points ?
It could be like De Caprio in Catch Me If You Can!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
What was happening at their corners was clearly planned, don’t ask me what they were trying to achieve mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
I actually have some repect for Bulut, he's fooled the three Stooges and made himself a pretty penny. I'd do the same if i could get that type of work...Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
The same dopey feckers that wanted Bulut to stay at the club, because he does a good fist pumpQuote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
That's an image I'd rather not have just before my bacon sarnie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
I just think back to the Jones era. Much better players, decent football, but we did get stuck into the manager and players ultimately, for their failures. Go back further, and it was just cruel. something happened when we reached the premier league, it's like we're not worthy of decent football and a club that has a plan,Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68