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🎙️ Chris Wilder on O'Hare and Hamer returning to Coventry "We've had a little bit of a chat about that. I'm not so sure Cal's going to get the reception that maybe he should get but knowing Callum I don't think that will upset him. Both players had fabulous contributions to that work and the...

🎙️ Chris Wilder on Coventry City "They've got a real talented group that should be higher in the league. I do believe that they're close to a decision so their players will know that a new man is coming in so maybe there will be an extra spring in their step, there shouldn't be because they...

🎙️ Chris Wilder on Mark Robins "First of all I'd like to pay tribute to Mark Robins and the work that he did at that football club. I've known Mark for a long time, when he was local at Rotherham United as well, it's an incredible batch of work that he's done at that football club and I think...

I must have been fed the wrong info then Thought they’d have snapped them up in an hour or two how well they are going but maybe the price for a televised game putting people off

They have

Thought that was it then:D

The thing is - he said at the forum that it’s not beyond the realms of possibility that Rhys Carr takes the next few games We get to the next few games with Rhys Carr in charge and low and behold… some of the complaining really is petulant

People need the match to hurry up tomorrow so they have something else to talk about

Answer the question before you start firing tropes at me If we win tomorrow was leaving the game to Carr the right decision?

If we win tomorrow will you come out and say the owner has been justified to take his time?

It’s getting boring and fucking nauseating and there’s as much if not more whinging nowadays than there was when we didn’t know what stadium we’d be playing at the following season or when we were flogging our best defender to a divisional rival for about 20p and a jar of magic beans ** I...

Out for the season, big blow for them

https://clwbpeldroed.org/2021/05/25/rhys-carr-sheffield-united/ Well what'dya know, Saturday's manager had a foot in both camps

My pick is neither, but it's a good night out nonetheless

Nah, they 110% pipped Sunderland to the title of 'Clubs I shouldn't hate but do' earlier in the year with their carry on I won't rest until Sheffield Wednesday are liquidated and that delipidated shit tip of a stadium of theirs is flattened

Don't get the hype over Eustace whatsoever Yes Brum sacked him in the play offs but on every conceivable metric going they were overperforming and it wouldn't last, it is only looked back on as such a fuck up because Rooney was such a disastrous appointment - and judging by how dogshit...

Robins lost first game in both spells I think Home to Carlisle and Bradford

I remember playing Fleetwood away the season we won League 1, Tuesday night just before COVID and he completely shut us out the game

That Souttar is an animal of a defender! One of the best in the league for me