2018/19 Marco Silva - New Poll Added

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

Results like today, Newcastle and Watford are worrying. Has he learned anything? Other than a formation change you’d have to say it doesn’t look like he has.

Things I’d give him a pass for are our right hand side (Lookman is not the answer), Bernard’s lack of composure at crucial moments and Pickford’s moments of madness. Not a great deal he can do about any of them in a short space of time.

 

[DanEFC92]

Google´s Premier League table and finds the name of managers occupying positions 7th to 12th.

Modus Operandi is someone doing okay for a relegation candidate.

 

[cronullasharks]

Answered above

I hate Allardyce and his style too but this isn't acceptable either. There's been nothing to suggest we're on any kind of upward trend of style or results, sorry if that sounds like I'm trying to argue with you but it's nearly 4.30am here and I'm tired and pissed off with this club after watching that rubbish.

 

[Blues Harp]

Moshiri googling another manager no doubt.

Shouldnt you be watching the gobshites ?

 

[hktoffee]

Were not going backwards????

We had a better team when bk was at the helm.
We have spent over 300m and are worse.

Not achieving el football next season will be unforgivable.

I honestly do not understand the point saying he will do fine next season if crap like these being served up.

It doesn’t matter how many more players he will buy it is just the way the defence being set up.

 

[Goat]

That Watford Manager seems decent.

 

[BernieH]

Tactics, he get them all wrong

Yes, I can agree with that, i am never an advocate of 3 at the back anyway so yeah, bad tactics but still doesn't help when highly paid professional footballers play like they've never kicked a ball before.

 

[EverBlue92]

Early days. We can't just bin a manager every time we lose.

But surely half a season is enough to judge a manager when we are doing so poorly in comparison to the resources spent?

Its like our fanbase are happy giving every manager 3 years before either sacking or giving a new contract.

We have a DOF who ensures a healthy transition between managers its why Watford can chop and change every season and still play the same style and players.

Sacking Silva based on his current record would do us no damage providing Brands was the one able to recruit the new manager and not Moshiri with his hard on for flavours of the month at midtable sides.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Horrendous month, but still don't think he's at any risk yet, nor should be. What's sacking him now after 6 months in the job going to prove? We'd just be going round and round and round in an endless loop, with an ever changing squad/coaching staff and no stability. The current squad we have has composition of FIVE managers, that is downright ridiculous and part of the reason for instability. If we were to sack Silva now, get someone else in then give him money to spend then that's adding a sixth manager's players to a misshapen squad. We'll never get anywhere continuing that practice

 

[maccavennie]

Early days. We can't just bin a manager every time we lose.

Yes we can Deco and I say sack the tit

Only joking but he has to bin off this putting 6 forwards on and just hoping for the best at the end of matches. Not only does it very rarely work but it really does make him look very amateurish as a manager and leaves him wide open for criticism

 

[Tin-Tin]

Early days. We can't just bin a manager every time we lose.

Fully agree but he has alot of work to do as today was not acceptable (not so much the result as the performance).

 

[everton1953]

Perhaps we should go all defensive then when we go 1-0 down. Hmmm.

 

[cronullasharks]

Wasting your time arguing with the Sam boys, BH.

Clueless idiots.

I'm not a fan of Allardyce, was asking a genuine question so get off your soapbox

 

[ToffeeTim]

He got tactically out thought today. His changes were a mess.

It will happen again too. It is what it is. Give it some time and let's see.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

He needs to start making absolutely sure that the players he's putting on the pitch are actually up for a fight. The inconsistency many are showing is infuriating yet I'm fairly positive that he'll never call any of them out, even behind-closed-doors.

He also needs to start being far more proactive. Too often already this season he's made it obvious in certain games that he just simply has no 'Plan B'. Very worrying.