Yawn!

Even with Prowsey showing his leadership by cajoling the players, encouraging them vociferously and leading by example by attacking Fulham with extreme skill and determination, we still unluckily lost.

We might have fared better if we'd have been at home.

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Just another day at the office for most of these so called professional players,yawn.

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Thank goodness that is over. Been watching us go down slowly for two years. No fight , no tactics, no experience , no manager but some amazing fans who have put up with total cr@p.

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Not sure whether the main issue has been poor management or poor players or both. Priority must therefore be to make our next managerial appointment quickly so that he can assess the players straight away and adjust the squad as necessary in time for the start of next season. The new manager must have Championship and Premier League experience and a good track record. I would also like to see an emphasis on attacking football rather than the crud that we have been watching of late. I would go for Bielsa!

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Out with a whimper! KWP seemed to be trying, Lavia too, but not many others. No chemistry at all in the final third - does not seem to matter what the line up is.

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Can't defend, can't attack and can only sporadically pass. Use a 6ft 7 striker and only one player KWP tries and hits high balls. Lavia looks good but gets swamped too easily. Alcaraz is good, a natural finisher- far better than Adams at placing a shot and competitive but skirts close to bookings
Lyanco and Bednarek and Lyanco just cannot play well enough for 90 minutes. AMN is just not a full back, Theo has lost his pace, Stu looks to be on the decline. JWP and KWP just too much to do.

Selles picked a good side but it just doesn't have any spine and he couldn't adapt it to stamp out the single way that Fulham repeatedly counterattacked with. Time is up for him unfortunately.

2 more games to see out now then into the great unknown.

COYR

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PS I knew we were down today when I read the news that Romeu had been sent off today for the first time in his career. Awful omen.

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The conspiracy theorist in me kicks in finally: Despite the damage done by the Nathan Jones appointment, the season was still salvageable. But the board threw the season away once and for all in appointing Selles for its remainder. One wonders, given the amount of debt Solak has accrued, whether after the £50 million January outlay the board realized they were well and truly skint. Surely they'll use player sales to scratch some of that back. We might as well strike up the refrain we're singing for my other hapless team, baseball's Oakland Athletics: Sell the club! (What a sucky sports year I'm having, btw!)

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Pathetic surrender.

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So our giant centre forward gets a chance to shine and he does actually try hard. Trouble is our goalkeeper prefers to boot the ball up to our miniature right winger who is way past his best and never able to control it. Our crosser and corner taker prefers, for once, to play along the floor or overhit. Our manager decides that we shouldn't play anyone alongside said target man. Net result - ineffective centre forward who is unfairly taken off. Who is calling the shots here or, should I say no shots.

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