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Love to know what Nolan achieved with the same squad pretty sure it was one point from 5. So Kewell was impressive and was sacked after a thrashing away in the FA cup against a team a league above us who got promoted. Still think if Kewell had been left in charge we would still be in the EFL but hindsight its wonderful eh. His football was **** though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
Not a big difference at all. Short term pain for long term gain, I was confirming his statement.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
"IF" being the key word in your post. IF it meant the end of Ardley which as a betting man I don't think it would have been, no indication from the owners yet that a big defeat would result in a snap decision to get rid. Unless I've missed a press release or NCM rumour that last night was a must not lose game from the owners. Do you think a 5-0 defeat would have resulted in his immediate sacking as biker hoped?
That's a pretty large leap of an assumption in my book. A hypothetical scenario and a huge assumption nothing more.
Elite I think you give biker too much credit, the same guy who questioned why us fans on NCM was celebrating scoring two injury time goals away at Chesterfield to win the game. Remember that? Lol.
That's crazy even by NCM standards. I spot an #agenda with biker. It's like beacon that stands out on every post.
1.0833 points a game, although over a limited period (Thanks Alan) is hardly taking us forward. That's not mid table form , that is relegation form.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
No manager that season did anything other than fail (Thanks Alan), the stats don't lie.
11 games, started with thrashing at Exeter, finished with 0-0 draw at home to Oldham. P11 W3 D4 L4 Pts 13 PPG 1.181.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
No it isnt relegation form at all we would have got 49 points which keeps us up easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by laddo
Its pointless going back 2-3 years as its gone all that matters is now.
My concern is teams in 8-10th are closing the gap on us ....we might have games in hand but they mean nothing if we dont win them.
Some fans are loyal to him I get that but Ardley is only a manager he isnt a lifelong fan like we are and no doubt you will hear how it hurts him blah blah they soon get over it by moving to another team us fans dont have that option.
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Originally Posted by ncfcog
You really do talk some bollox, just admit you were wrong. 1.0833 points per game over the course of 46 games would be 49.8 points, which wouldn't have been relegation form. Kewell only had to maintain that modest level of performance for us to stay up. Seeing as we were bottom when he came, that was definitely taking us forward, albeit slowly. Ardley was the one who got less than a point per game, which we know to our cost WAS relegation form.Quote:
Originally Posted by laddo
Your stats are about 10% more generous than laddo's in Harrys favour. I assume yours are from a more reputable source than Laddo although I don't know Laddo's source. 1.18 * 46 = 50.5 near as dam it. 50 points would have comfortably have kept us up.Quote:
Originally Posted by ncfcog
Cheers, I had counted the FGR defeat the day after his appointment, but I think Chettle might still have been running things then.Quote:
Originally Posted by ncfcog
That 1.181 ppg over a season would leave us on 54.3 points, and leave laddo with even more egg on his face!
Probably just a junior error so I am sure he will apologise and we all move on :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Elite_Pie