Maynard out?

[legs77]

https://x.com/ichymray1/status/19214...x_w0M7rFA&s=19

I know and lot of people don't value stats in football, but when the stats and performances are consistently as bad as this, im not sure what else there is to say.

Yes, yesterday's performance was a little better and we didn't deserve to lose, but if it wasn't for the countless inept performances, especially at home, over the last few months, we wouldn't even be in the play offs in the first place. I really hope, if we are to lose next weekend, the next post after the full time announcement is SM's departure.

We will be genuine relegation candidates next season if he's still in charge come August.

I have another stat for you over the WHOLE SEASON and that is we finished 6th.

Those are cherry picked stats anybody can do that.

[theadissey]

We’re in the top 4 for most attacking stats and top 2 defensively. However, if you look at our recent form, we’re sitting around 20th, with no sign of improvement. In effect, the club is run by statisticians who, for better or worse, will focus more on analysis, trends, and data than on the frustrations voiced in supporter forums. Despite the hard work, the favourable midseason streak, and solid summer moves to shore up the back line, this season will still be viewed as an underperformance. Yes, the players may feel jaded and slightly disheartened, especially under a manager who comes across as a laid-back, easygoing teacher coasting through terms, but ultimately, he is the one accountable for how we’re performing across the league. People will say that they won't sack, but they did with Ardley once they had a better alternative, and my guess is that will be the case after next week's 2-1 loss at Wimbledon.

[Davy500]

We?re in the top 4 for most attacking stats and top 2 defensively. However, if you look at our recent form, we?re sitting around 20th, with no sign of improvement. In effect, the club is run by statisticians who, for better or worse, will focus more on analysis, trends, and data than on the frustrations voiced in supporter forums. Despite the hard work, the favourable midseason streak, and solid summer moves to shore up the back line, this season will still be viewed as an underperformance. Yes, the players may feel jaded and slightly disheartened, especially under a manager who comes across as a laid-back, easygoing teacher coasting through terms, but ultimately, he is the one accountable for how we?re performing across the league. People will say that they won't sack, but they did with Ardley once they had a better alternative, and my guess is that will be the case after next week's 2-1 loss at Wimbledon.

Well its debatable whether Burchnall was better than Ardley