Jourdan

Saturday was not the first or the last time we'll drop points this season. Every other team will drop points. Having a tantrum and screaming about Warne over one league defeat is unhelpful. And let's be real, that's mostly what this is. Some people have put valid concerns forward about style of play, but there are many people just using any excuse for a dig at Warne. 
We have 45 games to go. If we're good enough to go up, we've ample time to prove it. If we're not, then Warne has failed, and it was about more than just the Wigan game. 

Let’s see where we are by the end of December.
Writing a manager and a reshaped squad off after two games is bonkers.
We have had the worst start imaginable, but we have time to grow and improve.
This is the biggest test of Warne’s career and his reputation will live or die with what he does in the coming weeks and months to remedy the situation.
I remember leaving Plainmoor after Torquay away last season wondering where the season was headed. Weeks later, we were in the midst of a long unbeaten run and looking inspired. So there’s no reason to think there can’t be a turnaround.
This is a time for calm and for Warne to show his ability to pinpoint problems and make fixes to get the blend right.
If that means dropping one of Smith, Bird or Hourihane to insert an attacking player into the mix, OK. If that means dropping star signing Bradley to reunite Cashin and Forsyth at the back, so be it.
The concern for me is if we see the same XI and the same approach as we did v Wigan. I understand set ups have teething problems but we can’t really afford to write off games while the players settle into a system. It’s not even looked 70-80% of the way to being right, after all.
We have to show some bravery and adaptability.

Let’s see where we are by the end of December.
Writing a manager and a reshaped squad off after two games is bonkers.
We have had the worst start imaginable, but we have time to grow and improve.
This is the biggest test of Warne’s career and his reputation will live or die with what he does in the coming weeks and months to remedy the situation.
I remember leaving Plainmoor after Torquay away last season wondering where the season was headed. Weeks later, we were in the midst of a long unbeaten run and looking inspired. So there’s no reason to think there can’t be a turnaround.
This is a time for calm and for Warne to show his ability to pinpoint problems and make fixes to get the blend right.
If that means dropping one of Smith, Bird or Hourihane to insert an attacking player into the mix, OK. If that means dropping star signing Bradley to reunite Cashin and Forsyth at the back, so be it.
The concern for me is if we see the same XI and the same approach as we did v Wigan. I understand set ups have teething problems but we can’t really afford to write off games while the players settle into a system. It’s not even looked 70-80% of the way to being right, after all.
We have to show some bravery and adaptability.

Let’s see where we are by the end of December.
Writing a manager and a reshaped squad off after two games is bonkers.
We have had the worst start imaginable, but we have time to grow and improve.
This is the biggest test of Warne’s career and his reputation will live or die with what he does in the coming weeks and months to remedy the situation.
I remember leaving Plainmoor after Torquay away last season wondering where the season was headed. Weeks later, we were in the midst of a long unbeaten run and looking inspired. So there’s no reason to think there can’t be a turnaround.
This is a time for calm and for Warne to show his ability to pinpoint problems and make fixes to get the blend right.
If that means dropping one of Smith, Bird or Hourihane to insert an attacking player into the mix, OK. If that means dropping star signing Bradley to reunite Cashin and Forsyth at the back, so be it.
The concern for me is if we see the same XI and the same approach as we did v Wigan. I understand set ups have teething problems but we can’t really afford to write off games while the players settle into a system. It’s not even looked 70-80% of the way to being right, after all.
We have to show some bravery and adaptability.

Let’s see where we are by the end of December.
Writing a manager and a reshaped squad off after two games is bonkers.
We have had the worst start imaginable, but we have time to grow and improve.
This is the biggest test of Warne’s career and his reputation will live or die with what he does in the coming weeks and months to remedy the situation.
I remember leaving Plainmoor after Torquay away last season wondering where the season was headed. Weeks later, we were in the midst of a long unbeaten run and looking inspired. So there’s no reason to think there can’t be a turnaround.
This is a time for calm and for Warne to show his ability to pinpoint problems and make fixes to get the blend right.
If that means dropping one of Smith, Bird or Hourihane to insert an attacking player into the mix, OK. If that means dropping star signing Bradley to reunite Cashin and Forsyth at the back, so be it.
The concern for me is if we see the same XI and the same approach as we did v Wigan. I understand set ups have teething problems but we can’t really afford to write off games while the players settle into a system. It’s not even looked 70-80% of the way to being right, after all.
We have to show some bravery and adaptability.

Let’s see where we are by the end of December.
Writing a manager and a reshaped squad off after two games is bonkers.
We have had the worst start imaginable, but we have time to grow and improve.
This is the biggest test of Warne’s career and his reputation will live or die with what he does in the coming weeks and months to remedy the situation.
I remember leaving Plainmoor after Torquay away last season wondering where the season was headed. Weeks later, we were in the midst of a long unbeaten run and looking inspired. So there’s no reason to think there can’t be a turnaround.
This is a time for calm and for Warne to show his ability to pinpoint problems and make fixes to get the blend right.
If that means dropping one of Smith, Bird or Hourihane to insert an attacking player into the mix, OK. If that means dropping star signing Bradley to reunite Cashin and Forsyth at the back, so be it.
The concern for me is if we see the same XI and the same approach as we did v Wigan. I understand set ups have teething problems but we can’t really afford to write off games while the players settle into a system. It’s not even looked 70-80% of the way to being right, after all.
We have to show some bravery and adaptability.

To me, the idea that PW is or would feel like he is under any pressure after only 2 games of a season is laughable.
So many on here need to give their heads a wobble and look at the situation we are in, and more realistically set their standards. PW won't be (and doesn't deserve to be) sacked anytime soon. I do think he should move away from a back 3, but calling for his head in early August is farcical.

Can you only have your head turned by moves the press knows about?

If I had one warne question at this point it would be , have we been top heavy on fitness pre season with not enough on organisation , shape and patterns of play , of course I could be way off the mark but it’s my very simplistic nod to what I’ve seen with my own eyes and heard on commo over the two opening games 🤷🏻‍♂️

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

It's the league cup first round anf they've thrown in a stinker, which after losing at home on the first day isn't a great look. Lets not panic and it's a long old season.
But on the other hand....
 

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.

The results and performances are tough to take, but hopefully Warne and his team learn from this and make the necessary changes and push for the necessary signings.
It doesn’t look good so far, but some of the posts on here are extremely reactionary and exaggerated.
Yes, what we have tried so far hasn’t worked. You can see that both pro and anti Warne camps are in agreement there. No-one is in denial. It’s the worst start imaginable.
However it is a very recoverable position, so do you abandon a manager and his project on the basis of two games and 180 minutes of meaningful football with a reshaped squad?
Seasons and fates are not defined by two games. Wins v Burton, Oxford and Fleetwood would present a totally different picture.
We need to stay calm and Warne needs to deliver a response and quickly.