Wilders post match.

[GrayBlade]

Something’s obviously afoot...or maybe he was just showing a bit of respect for his mate Hecky and toned it down?

*EDIT* Or maybe he’d just found out that Hecky was on 5 times his wages and was thinking to himself WTF?

[shorehamoldboy]

we put so much effort in to those first 3 months of the season i think it was bound to catch up with us leon being a prime example of this just now looks like he needs 2 or 3 weeks rest to recharge his batteries but weve added numbers now so we should be able to give two or three a bit of a rest still plenty to play for this season some great results for us at the weekend think our lucks turning at last utb ftp

[tomytony]

Due to the marvellous start CW was bouyant, cocky, confident and getting some stick from opposition fans.

Now we've had a relatively poor run maybe some of that cockiness and confidence has eroded and his current attitude and apprioach may have been tempered by that.

He might also have done a bit of a Warnock and consciously toned it down as Warnock did in the PL. As long as he does not start fawning over the opposition and playing with extreme caution he will do the job needed.

[GrayBlade]

I have to laugh when people pick up on things like this. There could be a hundred and one reasons why he was a little bit more reserved most of them nothing to do with anything negative. The problem is if you tend to be normally chirpy like Chris, some pick up on any reduction in ‘chirpyness’ and try to make something out of it, it’s happenened to me.

I was the head-honcho at my old company‘s head office in Burton on Trent for over a decade. I’m naturally a fairly outgoing and positive person (well I was before I became a miserable old git), and every morning I’d have a chat and a joke with the receptionists, staff, cleaners anybody. The problem is that if ever I was not quite on my game or had other things on my mind, somebody would always assume the worst like we’d lost a key account for instance. A departmental manager would appear at my door on some pretext and the conversation would get around to how the Bass, Allied or Whitbread figures/tenders were going when in reality, my demure was probably down to a late night or a bad journey.

You make a rod for your own back by always being chirpy. I’d got some real miserable bar-stewards on my management team, the best anybody would get out of them in their way through reception was a HUMPH, but nobody every queried if they blanked them or looked worried. The only time they smiled was when they had wind!

[tomytony]

Exactly Gray.

Don't speak and everyone in the building knows 'he's in a bad mood' within seconds

Do speak ' wonder what he's after'.

[shorehamoldboy]

probably got a lot on his mind lads after the last weeks shenanigans in the boardroom

[GrayBlade]

probably got a lot on his mind lads after the last weeks shenanigans in the boardroom

Or like I’ve just posted, maybe it’s nowt but a bit of indigestion Shoreham.