blue79
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I admit I was not in favour of Paul Sturrock becoming our Manager but after careful consideration over the summer I'm now of a different opinion. And no this hasn't come in the midst of the euphoria of the result at Rotherham.
For many of us we were so frustrated at how things were being terribly handled off the pitch we were so desperate or I was at least for instant success.
Having reflected it was grossly unfair on my behalf to expect Paul to bring in a whole new squad assembled together in a few weeks, Gel them immediately and expext to get up at his first attempt.
Last season was alkways going to be about stabilising the squad and finishing 13th I think was a respectful position to finish in after all the upheaval. This was reasonably good springboard for us to kick on for this season and lets not forget we could have ended up in Stockport's position or that of Plymouth today.
Paul spoke of his targets in the summer and I'm sure where we are in the League at the moment he would have settled for. After last season's stabilising and gelling of the Squad surely he has ticked three or four of the boxes he set himself which brings me those who continue to snipe at him on here.
Surely now he's merited more support than what he gets from the few who snipe. after ticking some boxes already ( better to set small targets I might add which breeds confidence when they are fulfilled) who's to say he can't further down the line and find the consistency we so need if we are to have a successful season.
Obviously we can
For many of us we were so frustrated at how things were being terribly handled off the pitch we were so desperate or I was at least for instant success.
Having reflected it was grossly unfair on my behalf to expect Paul to bring in a whole new squad assembled together in a few weeks, Gel them immediately and expext to get up at his first attempt.
Last season was alkways going to be about stabilising the squad and finishing 13th I think was a respectful position to finish in after all the upheaval. This was reasonably good springboard for us to kick on for this season and lets not forget we could have ended up in Stockport's position or that of Plymouth today.
Paul spoke of his targets in the summer and I'm sure where we are in the League at the moment he would have settled for. After last season's stabilising and gelling of the Squad surely he has ticked three or four of the boxes he set himself which brings me those who continue to snipe at him on here.
Surely now he's merited more support than what he gets from the few who snipe. after ticking some boxes already ( better to set small targets I might add which breeds confidence when they are fulfilled) who's to say he can't further down the line and find the consistency we so need if we are to have a successful season.
Obviously we can