Are Burton ready for the Championship?
Are Burton ready for the Championship?
Are Burton ready for the Championship?
The fact you even have to post this thread is worrying.
Luckily it is only a handful who are a tad clueless
Its hard to buy in to the 2 year plan when your having to rebuild after losing your best players and replacing the majority of the squad.
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I'd agree with that but generally people will think its about the first team and promotion.I've always thought the 2 year plan referred more to the club as whole than the team itself
Its hard to buy in to the 2 year plan when your having to rebuild after losing your best players and replacing the majority of the squad.
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TM always said this was a two year plan. Since he arrived he has turned a shambles of a club and put in foundations and structure for the future. He has done this on peanuts of a budget. Build a club on sand and it will fall down. Build on firm foundations and it will not. Yes, we are disappointed after showing promise, but is the club ready to survive in the championship at this moment in time? Look at what TM has achieved, not what he hasn't.
Whilst that's true, they are still or better players and you'd want to build around them rather than replace them, and as poor as this form is, they were part of the early season good form too.Based on the form the last few months will we actually miss any of them that much? Armstrong yes, not sure about the rest.
It's a little like SP in respect of we had a squad based on a Sixfields budget, then expanded it with the increase from our return.We have to keep him, hes been let down by a lot of the players. The centre back situation is ridiculous, I've never known so many players get injured from one position, most of his signings since January have been awful (seems like panic buying).
Still a long way to go and we can't give up yet.
Are Burton ready for the Championship?
The fact you even have to post this thread is worrying.
Luckily it is only a handful who are a tad clueless
Unfair wingy. Yes we've got a lot of midfielders but Mowbray been very unlucky with injuries to the back 4. Johnson, Turner, Martin and now Stokes all had lengthy injuries.It's a little like SP in respect of we had a squad based on a Sixfields budget, then expanded it with the increase from our return.
This season we opened with a tight small squad and as crowds increased,the budget expanded to allow what appears to be a lot of tinkering.
The obsession with collecting midfielders over defensive or goalkeeping options for me is an error.
TM has admitted himself to needing to be cautious when bringing in reinforcements, not to upset the dressing room.
There must be two or three midfielders wondering what they did wrong.
They were all sacked and as a result the club moved forwards.Mowbray's run in right up there with Dowie Boothroyd and Adams. They were all sacked.
Clueless ones are those that stick their fingers in their ears and just think things will turn round.
3 times in the play-offs, 3 times blown it. Could well be that the clueless tag should be labeled against Mowbray (and no, I do not want him sacked. I want him to learn from his mistakes).
He hasn't been unlucky with Johnson's injury, he's missed at least half a season for the last 7-8 years. Its his injury that has caused all the problems trying to replace him. We were unlucky with Turner but had he stayed fit, I don't think he'd have stayed beyond his loan spell. Martin, willis and now stokes though.Unfair wingy. Yes we've got a lot of midfielders but Mowbray been very unlucky with injuries to the back 4. Johnson, Turner, Martin and now Stokes all had lengthy injuries.
They were all sacked and as a result the club moved forwards.
From the ten mins I peeked at the bookies earlier, they didn't look as though they were ready for the pre match warm up.Are Burton ready for the Championship?
Mowbray's run in right up there with Dowie Boothroyd and Adams. They were all sacked.
And without those sackings we'd never have had the period of glorious success that followed.
And Turner. Regardless of Johnson's past this has been a particularly long lay off.He hasn't been unlucky with Johnson's injury, he's missed at least half a season for the last 7-8 years. Its his injury that has caused all the problems trying to replace him. We were unlucky with Turner but had he stayed fit, I don't think he'd have stayed beyond his loan spell. Martin, willis and now stokes though.
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With the exception of Boothroyd the successor in all occasions did create short term improvement.
There is no medium term in football let alone long term.
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