The Darren Edmondson Thread
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Fofana was certainly not a "marquee signing"
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Is the one near the crossbar only on loan thenHenneysKnee wrote:Fofana was certainly not a "marquee signing"
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It get's used more than Fofana !!!!!!!
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Sorry to say it but Darren Edmondson has taken us as far as he can. He did well last season winning us promotion, but his signings over the Summer have been poor and his tactical knowledge (or lack of) is fast coming to light. We can wait another 3, 6 or 10 matches but I feel the result will still be the same. Change is needed.
Re: The Darren Edmondson Thread
I did stress "meant to be"HenneysKnee wrote:Fofana was certainly not a "marquee signing"
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Seems to me that the important issue is one of substitutions. Cooky is good but he is not the quickest. JW is causing problems. Newby has pace. Grand kicks high and long over midfield. Cook should be the one sacrificed.
Think also the time is nigh when there is a serious risk of getting bogged down in relelgation. Edmo has not learned "how to" for this league. If no improvement then he should be let go BUT who do we get? The training regime is not working and some of the lads are starting to argue with each other.
When JW was subbed V Southport I think he looked very mortified
Think also the time is nigh when there is a serious risk of getting bogged down in relelgation. Edmo has not learned "how to" for this league. If no improvement then he should be let go BUT who do we get? The training regime is not working and some of the lads are starting to argue with each other.
When JW was subbed V Southport I think he looked very mortified
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You are the one that should be sacrificed for saying the same about Cook. It's obvious by the wording of your post you know zero about football. Criticising him for having no pace is an absolute insult . How many six foot plus centre forwards have pace. Not many, if they do they are athletes called Usain Bolt. Cooky is what he is. Take him out of the side and we might never score again. Have a think before you post again.orpheus wrote:Seems to me that the important issue is one of substitutions. Cooky is good but he is not the quickest. JW is causing problems. Newby has pace. Grand kicks high and long over midfield. Cook should be the one sacrificed.
Think also the time is nigh when there is a serious risk of getting bogged down in relelgation. Edmo has not learned "how to" for this league. If no improvement then he should be let go BUT who do we get? The training regime is not working and some of the lads are starting to argue with each other.
When JW was subbed V Southport I think he looked very mortified
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Have to agree that to suggest Cook should be the one to make way is absurd, he's virtually our only serious goal threat. Quite remarkable that he scores as many as he does considering the service to him is so poor. He makes a lot of the goals he scores himself and I genuinely think without him we'd probably go down.
What I don't like with Edmo and his use of substitutions is that its like he thinks he always has to use them. There are times when he's made changes that just don't make sense and have actually weakened the side and cost us points. Its like he just uses them because he can, taking Walker off at Cheltenham a prime example as its possibly the most ridiculous substitution I've ever seen.
Whats also frustrating is that there are some decent footballers in the squad when allowed to play football, but we rarely get to see that.
What I don't like with Edmo and his use of substitutions is that its like he thinks he always has to use them. There are times when he's made changes that just don't make sense and have actually weakened the side and cost us points. Its like he just uses them because he can, taking Walker off at Cheltenham a prime example as its possibly the most ridiculous substitution I've ever seen.
Whats also frustrating is that there are some decent footballers in the squad when allowed to play football, but we rarely get to see that.
Re: The Darren Edmondson Thread
I think he makes the unnecessary subs to keep those on the bench happy. He doesn't seem to have the tough personality which is sometimes necessary as a manager. He's too nice a guy at times.Kieran wrote:
What I don't like with Edmo and his use of substitutions is that its like he thinks he always has to use them. There are times when he's made changes that just don't make sense and have actually weakened the side and cost us points. Its like he just uses them because he can, taking Walker off at Cheltenham a prime example as its possibly the most ridiculous substitution I've ever seen.
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I get that feeling too. He's a very nice bloke when you either speak to him one on one or hear him address a group, but there has to be a cut off point where a manager realises that being too nice could cost him his job.barrowfan wrote:He doesn't seem to have the tough personality which is sometimes necessary as a manager. He's too nice a guy at times.
Of course, we could be well wide of the mark.
We didn't underestimate them, we just didn't think they were that good.
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A tougher pre season fixture list would have more or less shown what we have maybe?
Seasons to be cheerful.Part 16 3/4 
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We were talking about this in the train home yesterday. He doesn't come acrosss as someone who will give a good bollocking out.spirit of 1990 wrote:I get that feeling too. He's a very nice bloke when you either speak to him one on one or hear him address a group, but there has to be a cut off point where a manager realises that being too nice could cost him his job.barrowfan wrote:He doesn't seem to have the tough personality which is sometimes necessary as a manager. He's too nice a guy at times.
Of course, we could be well wide of the mark.
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Think Casson will stick with Edmo this season providing we aren't in the bottom 4 at Christmas.
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There's some awful shouts on here......I think recommending Cooky should be regularly substituted is the worst of them
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I don't think we should consider getting rid of Edmo unless were seriously looking at relegation around Xmas. Our aim should be to stay up, and I think the pre season talk of play offs etc has put Edmo in a pretty crap position. Yeah the football is crap but I'd rather see us build gradually and become more of a self sustaining club and team than doing a Fleetwood.
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