| Utter shambles 16:12 - Dec 8 with 4450 views | olympicdale |
Either Coleman finds a way to sort this home form out or he has to go! Getting beyond a joke now, Exeter are a good side but weve no shape, no confidence and no ideas 😡 |  |
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| Utter shambles on 18:14 - Dec 8 with 821 views | AtThePeake |
Admittedly I've not been much, only been to about 5/6 games this season cause of Uni, but something must be seriously bad.
We're still in the top half.
Think of how much Coleman will have had to cut the budget following our relegation, and with the team not having any truly sellable assets with them all jumping ship when Hilly left. Then think of how he is in comparison to the sh*te (and I mean actual full on sh*te) that we had to put up with before the Hill era. Parkin, Buckley, Simpson etc. Then think of the fact we're historically a club that finishes in the lower reaches of League 2, with a small fanbase even for League Two.
We're doing OK.
And OK, I might not have the money to be able to travel back from Sunderland every week to watch Dale, but when I go, I get behind them from start to finish. Walking out at half-time and booing them during the first half? What good is that going to do? |  |
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| Utter shambles on 18:40 - Dec 8 with 779 views | rafcjosh |
OlympicDale, you're an utter moron. Weren't you sticking up for Coleman last week? Now all of a sudden we're the worst side to ever play the game of football. |  | | |
| Utter shambles on 18:47 - Dec 8 with 745 views | olympicdale |
| Utter shambles on 18:40 - Dec 8 by rafcjosh |
OlympicDale, you're an utter moron. Weren't you sticking up for Coleman last week? Now all of a sudden we're the worst side to ever play the game of football. |
You should have quit while you were ahead with your long post t'other day. I'm not going to prance on that everything is fine, because this team doesnt seem to have a soul, the petulant side to it is getting beyond a joke, and something i dont want to associate with my team.
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| Utter shambles on 18:48 - Dec 8 with 734 views | Ralphs12 |
| Utter shambles on 18:47 - Dec 8 by olympicdale |
You should have quit while you were ahead with your long post t'other day. I'm not going to prance on that everything is fine, because this team doesnt seem to have a soul, the petulant side to it is getting beyond a joke, and something i dont want to associate with my team.
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| Utter shambles on 18:51 - Dec 8 with 712 views | rafcjosh |
| Utter shambles on 18:47 - Dec 8 by olympicdale |
You should have quit while you were ahead with your long post t'other day. I'm not going to prance on that everything is fine, because this team doesnt seem to have a soul, the petulant side to it is getting beyond a joke, and something i dont want to associate with my team.
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If we sort our defence out we wouldn't be a bad side. I just think a lot of Dale fans are going over the top here, we're in a bit of a bad run at the minute but a result next week away from home at Aldershot might spur the lads on to a rare home victory. Confidence is low within the club at the minute & booing etc won't help that at all. | | | |
| Utter shambles on 19:53 - Dec 8 with 627 views | Nerazzurri |
Olympic Dale seems to lurch from one extreme opinion to the other and there never seems to be a middle ground.
As a couple of people have mentioned this was very different to last week. York absolutely footballed us to death on their way to gaining a 3-0 lead. This week we were playing OK before imploding at the back. Joe Rafferty seems to be a fans favourite for some reason. I think he is a decent young player but he gave away a needless free kick with a very poor tackle that lead to the first goal. He probably wasn't blamed for the defeat and needs to take criticism better and not air the managers grievances on Twitter because that will help neither him or the team.
Despite the criticism Kevin McIntrye gets the vast majority of goals we have conceded this season have come down the right hand side of the pitch whether it's Rafferty, Pearson or Edwards there. We need a good right back in January. We also need a bit of experience at CB as we seem to be very soft there right now with 2 inexperienced lads playing there.
Apart from that we saw commitment to try and get back into the game and if the very average Donnelly had scored a good chance in the first half and Bobby Grant converted a header in the second then again we would have claimed at least a point. Some say this would paper over the cracks but yet again Lillis does nothing apart from pick the ball out of the net.
Overall we should have had a point today. I think we have some good players, we have some poor players and we have some average players. And we are performing just about above average in the league. Some fans have made up their minds and that's fair enough. I'm going to hold my nerve for the rest of the season and say that with a bit of tweaking in January we will be fine. I hope the chairman does the same. |  |
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| Utter shambles on 20:49 - Dec 8 with 587 views | nordenblue |
| Utter shambles on 18:14 - Dec 8 by AtThePeake |
Admittedly I've not been much, only been to about 5/6 games this season cause of Uni, but something must be seriously bad.
We're still in the top half.
Think of how much Coleman will have had to cut the budget following our relegation, and with the team not having any truly sellable assets with them all jumping ship when Hilly left. Then think of how he is in comparison to the sh*te (and I mean actual full on sh*te) that we had to put up with before the Hill era. Parkin, Buckley, Simpson etc. Then think of the fact we're historically a club that finishes in the lower reaches of League 2, with a small fanbase even for League Two.
We're doing OK.
And OK, I might not have the money to be able to travel back from Sunderland every week to watch Dale, but when I go, I get behind them from start to finish. Walking out at half-time and booing them during the first half? What good is that going to do? |
Having paid your money you're well entitled to your opinion whether that's booing or walking out,missed many of the home games this season for the first time in over 20 years i feel the times come to spend my Saturdays in different ways and must say fully enjoying not watching what can only be described as utter SHITE from my few trips to home games this year!!The £30 I've saved from the last 2 missed home games has come in very handy too this time of year.
The penny will start to drop as most fans aren't idiots and won't continue to pay decent money to watch the crap currently wheeled out week on week, I've never felt as disconnected from the club as i currently do and certainly don't plan on making the trip to Dale in the near future either |  | | |
| Utter shambles on 20:54 - Dec 8 with 574 views | sweetcorn |
| Utter shambles on 17:27 - Dec 8 by olympicdale |
Opinions can change y'know, im now struggling to identify with the ethics of this side |
No offence olympic, but you've made yourself look a joke on here. To go from lambasting people for wanting coleman out just days ago, to being GET COLEMAN OUT after one day, just sums you up. If it was a slow burn against JC fair enough, but to go from one end of the spectrum to the other, is an absolute joke. |  |
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| Utter shambles on 21:00 - Dec 8 with 553 views | olympicdale |
| Utter shambles on 19:53 - Dec 8 by Nerazzurri |
Olympic Dale seems to lurch from one extreme opinion to the other and there never seems to be a middle ground.
As a couple of people have mentioned this was very different to last week. York absolutely footballed us to death on their way to gaining a 3-0 lead. This week we were playing OK before imploding at the back. Joe Rafferty seems to be a fans favourite for some reason. I think he is a decent young player but he gave away a needless free kick with a very poor tackle that lead to the first goal. He probably wasn't blamed for the defeat and needs to take criticism better and not air the managers grievances on Twitter because that will help neither him or the team.
Despite the criticism Kevin McIntrye gets the vast majority of goals we have conceded this season have come down the right hand side of the pitch whether it's Rafferty, Pearson or Edwards there. We need a good right back in January. We also need a bit of experience at CB as we seem to be very soft there right now with 2 inexperienced lads playing there.
Apart from that we saw commitment to try and get back into the game and if the very average Donnelly had scored a good chance in the first half and Bobby Grant converted a header in the second then again we would have claimed at least a point. Some say this would paper over the cracks but yet again Lillis does nothing apart from pick the ball out of the net.
Overall we should have had a point today. I think we have some good players, we have some poor players and we have some average players. And we are performing just about above average in the league. Some fans have made up their minds and that's fair enough. I'm going to hold my nerve for the rest of the season and say that with a bit of tweaking in January we will be fine. I hope the chairman does the same. |
Sounds to me like the team atm, either shite or great.
I will back the manager as long as I can see progression with the team, and evidance there is a team to be proud of. Right now im not seeing either of this, we have a manager who is stubborn enough to not change a system when it isnt working, and we have a team who is proving to be petulant, dirty, and down right stupid in some circumstances. | |
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| Utter shambles on 02:53 - Dec 9 with 508 views | olympicdale |
| Utter shambles on 16:58 - Dec 8 by sandylaner1 |
even an avid coleman supporter like myself is questioning his motives so god knows what will go off on here later.
colemans clique is becoming undeniable .... |
I'm a big Coleman fan myself and I want him to do well here, but even I found myself chanting against him at the final whistle, its getting hostile in the stands with the pro vs anti Coleman supporters. | |
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