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This year's Wolves team? no then. It was his fault for not strengthening sufficiently but it wasn't his team - not that it absolves him of the blame.The players were good enough, they just didn't give a f*** and were in freefall even before he came in.
,but was it sods fault that bristol city were relegated for not strengthening
Willie McKay will still be involved as I believe his company World in Motion is the agency for some of the players.I think Quinn and Sinclair are with WiM;http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/en/world-in-motion/details/berater_1061.htmland perhaps some players we may be interested in could also be represented by McKay.
Quote from: wabtec on May 11, 2013, 09:34:22 pm,but was it sods fault that bristol city were relegated for not strengthening Good grief you don't give up do youif by giving up you mean abandoning my beliefs you are correct.Bristol City head coach Sean O’Driscoll has no regrets over his decision not to strengthen his injury-hit strike-force ahead of last month’s deadline for loan signings.Despite injuries to strikers Ryan Taylor and Jon Stead and continuing concerns over fellow forward Sam Baldock’s condition, the Midlander declined to bolster his depleted squad.Rather than panic and throw good money after bad, the former Doncaster Rovers and Nottingham Forest boss insisted he would only bring in new players if they were better than those he already had and available at the right price.Those players were simply not available in March and O’Driscoll felt he had no option but to get through the remainder of the season with the existing squad, even though City were bottom of the table and fighting for npower Championship survival.But Baldock has since joined Taylor and Stead on the side-lines, Steven Davies is now the only fully fit and available striker on the staff and some supporters are pointing the finger of blame at the head coach.O’Driscoll reiterated his position when he said: “If you can get somebody better than what you’ve already got and he is available at a price you can afford, then you do it.“We were looking around for players who could fill that criteria and they simply weren’t out there.“If you look at what people brought in before the loan deadline, I think there were only two clubs in the Championship that managed to do it.“Clubs cannot ignore the criteria and, had we been able to bring in someone who was better than what we already had, then we would have done it.“I would not have waited until the deadline to do it either, I would have done it before then. But they are just not out there.”Taylor and Stead are unlikely to be available for Saturday’s home game against Bolton Wanderers, while Baldock is by no means certain to have recovered from the calf problem that prevented him from featuring against Burnley at Turf Moor last weekend.Read more: http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Bristol-City-boss-Sean-O-Driscoll-explains-lack/story-18644073-detail/story.html#ixzz2T1EpheaKIn comparison Barnsley brought in O'Grady & Scotland who got something like 15 goals between then - and kept them up
Does this thread have a point? Any point at all tbh. BobG
At least Wabtec has stopped calling S'OD O Dismal now.That always seemed so childish.
I'm more than happy to Suggest Wellred grows a sense of proportion and fitness. We'll get on fine then.CheersBobG