2024/25 Relegation Battle (Without Everton!)

davek said:
Well that's where we are as an organisation...under Dyche or anyone else replacing him.

The bigger protests right now should be for those spivs who just shuffled the club's debts round to gain control of it to stick their hands in their pockets and buy the players we need to get goals.
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Jesus kin Christ

A protest against our new owners of 3 weeks 😂
 

There's not a chance this manager will be gone if we're beaten tomorrow. None.

He's here until his contract expires. TFG are only going to sack him if we're cemented in the drop zone. I just cant see that happening. We're too solid overall. Unspectacular but solid.
 
davek said:
There's not a chance this manager will be gone if we're beaten tomorrow. None.

He's here until his contract expires. TFG are only going to sack him if we're cemented in the drop zone. I just cant see that happening. We're too solid overall. Unspectacular but solid.
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If you had your way, we’d be 1 point in front of Ipswich after fielding the reserves v city and giving them the game 😂

Incredibly clueless and bizarre attitude at best.
 

Fourth season on the bounce scrambling for points at the bottom. I am fed up of watching and willing other teams around us to lose, in the hope that it aides our survival, knowing that we are going to struggle to improve our own position. Depressing and frustrating
 

davek said:
There's not a chance this manager will be gone if we're beaten tomorrow. None.

He's here until his contract expires. TFG are only going to sack him if we're cemented in the drop zone. I just cant see that happening. We're too solid overall. Unspectacular but solid.
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I'd agree if the fixtures in the next few weeks were kind, but unless we get 3 or 4 draws out of Bournemouth, Villa, Spurs and Brighton, I think that's exactly where we'll be, as I don't see any wins in that time. Then its Leicester, where the pressure will be really on. I think they'll have their hand forced in sacking him in about a month from now.
 
I think tomorrow’s game and the three after that are ripe for picking off at least four points. But I agree with so many others, it gets old getting a poor result, having it drag you down for a week, and paying attention to crap games below you that you shouldn’t care about because you need them to lose. It would be nice to win consistently or enough so when you lose you’re not puckered all weekend.
 
efcfanwirral said:
I'd agree if the fixtures in the next few weeks were kind, but unless we get 3 or 4 draws out of Bournemouth, Villa, Spurs and Brighton, I think that's exactly where we'll be, as I don't see any wins in that time. Then its Leicester, where the pressure will be really on. I think they'll have their hand forced in sacking him in about a month from now.
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The thing with us is that we never anticipate a good run, we expect the worst outcome. On the run in last season we had some tough fixtures but won 5 of our last 8 games.
 
davek said:
There's not a chance this manager will be gone if we're beaten tomorrow. None.

He's here until his contract expires. TFG are only going to sack him if we're cemented in the drop zone. I just cant see that happening. We're too solid overall. Unspectacular but solid.
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Few results for Ipswich we will be in the bottom three. Yoh would be foolish to believe they are not looking at options to replace him now.
 


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