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Commentary info from Welling Twitter

Team:-

 

Girling, Fish, Hayles, Fuseini, Bray, Leacoc.k, Hatton, Waldren(C), Oakley, Coombes, Joesph-Dubois

bench... Agu, Johnson, Crawford, Nanetti, Walker.

-- Edited by Welly on Saturday 19th of November 2016 04:03:46 PM

2-0

Awful today. Embarassing

A budget which was double what we won the league on and we are 2nd bottom..

A lack of fight, ability and many players who are stealing a wage. 2 relegations in 2 seasons look odds on. Disgraceful all round. I've been a season ticket holder for 25 years and seen some poor Welling teams. This is up there with the best of them.

benben212 wrote:

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How many Welling fans turned up?

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 Far more than that performance deserved

benben212 wrote:

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How many Welling fans turned up?

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 Quite a few. Were you there?

Polo wrote:

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benben212 wrote:

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How many Welling fans turned up?

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 Quite a few. Were you there?

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 Unfortunately not as was working

I was at game.
1st half nothing special.
2nd half mistakes made opponents score.
We just can't recover.
MG is manager picks team formation neither are working.
Sorry but the two things need to happen Mr Goldberg must step down.
Mr day must be appointed manager with no interference from mr Goldberg.

WingsTillIDie wrote:

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It's a no-win situation.

If MG steps down as manager, he'll probably walk away from the club altogether.

If he stays as first team manager we're definitely going down. I can't see Bexley council approving the plans for the club if we end up in the Ryman league. TBH Bexley Council would probably rather the club went bust just so they could do whatever they like with the ground.

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 Hahahahahahaha the first post you make in ages which is an incredible amount of bull****!

 

You are speculating whilst knowing very little!

WingsTillIDie wrote:

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Polo wrote:

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WingsTillIDie wrote:

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It's a no-win situation.

If MG steps down as manager, he'll probably walk away from the club altogether.

If he stays as first team manager we're definitely going down. I can't see Bexley council approving the plans for the club if we end up in the Ryman league. TBH Bexley Council would probably rather the club went bust just so they could do whatever they like with the ground.

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 Hahahahahahaha the first post you make in ages which is an incredible amount of bull****!

 

You are speculating whilst knowing very little!

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On that note then, nobody on here seems to know anything. Am I mistaken then in believing that MG stated he would only takeover the club pending approval of the ground development plans submitted to the council?

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Poor all round today
Double relegation looms large
Goldberg seriously Bruv, FML
Just don't want to get relegated if we do this is my last season
**** the Ryman
If MG wants a meet the manager meeting let's have it

That's my onions so that's shallot

As I've said already, I don't want MG as first team manager as we'll definitely get relegated. Common sense would dictate that Jamie Day be first team manager.

Although MG has for weeks said in post-match interviews said he's been looking at bringing someone in as first team manager, he'a yet to do so. Even with bringing JD in a first team coach.
Someone previously posted an MG quote (from his Bromley days) on here with words to the effect of "I love managing and have no intention of just being a chairman." That seems to be the case here to.

Although MGs supposedly doing an excellent job on the commercial side off the pitch, one of his first promises was that we had sustainable finances. Yet I keep hearing the wage bill is apparently £8k a week, along with all the other overhead costs, when we're only getting attendances of 400-500 at present. Is he really doing that well off the pitch?!...

WingsTillIDie wrote:

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As I've said already, I don't want MG as first team manager as we'll definitely get relegated. Common sense would dictate that Jamie Day be first team manager.

Although MG has for weeks said in post-match interviews said he's been looking at bringing someone in as first team manager, he'a yet to do so. Even with bringing JD in a first team coach.
Someone previously posted an MG quote (from his Bromley days) on here with words to the effect of "I love managing and have no intention of just being a chairman." That seems to be the case here to.

Although MGs supposedly doing an excellent job on the commercial side off the pitch, one of his first promises was that we had sustainable finances. Yet I keep hearing the wage bill is apparently £8k a week, along with all the other overhead costs, when we're only getting attendances of 400-500 at present. Is he really doing that well off the pitch?!...

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 And again you are making yourself look very silly. Not sure of anything? Go and ask after a game. The club bar took 15k last month. Sustainable? Enough said. I'm tired of some of the drivel i see on here. I'm done with it all.

Polo wrote:

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WingsTillIDie wrote:

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As I've said already, I don't want MG as first team manager as we'll definitely get relegated. Common sense would dictate that Jamie Day be first team manager.

Although MG has for weeks said in post-match interviews said he's been looking at bringing someone in as first team manager, he'a yet to do so. Even with bringing JD in a first team coach.
Someone previously posted an MG quote (from his Bromley days) on here with words to the effect of "I love managing and have no intention of just being a chairman." That seems to be the case here to.

Although MGs supposedly doing an excellent job on the commercial side off the pitch, one of his first promises was that we had sustainable finances. Yet I keep hearing the wage bill is apparently £8k a week, along with all the other overhead costs, when we're only getting attendances of 400-500 at present. Is he really doing that well off the pitch?!...

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 And again you are making yourself look very silly. Not sure of anything? Go and ask after a game. The club bar took 15k last month. Sustainable? Enough said. I'm tired of some of the drivel i see on here. I'm done with it all.

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 Thank you for bringing that figure to light. Might have been worth mentioning that in the week when othera raised concerns about the clubs wage bill and finances.

WTID shut up younfhat ****. No personal disrespect intended

And down the waterfall
Where ever Ryman league takes me
I know that it won't break me
When it comes to call
It won't forsake me
I'm loving hobbins instead

Having supported the Club for many years, I have always been 'ever the optimist' seeing us survive on low crowds/budgets and dedicated and fervent support.  Today, with a large sigh, that optimism has been knocked out of me.  To be honest I do not care what is going on around the ground, it is Welling United FC's performance on the pitch which is worrying me. Today against a side which was eminently beatable ( but still 3rd in the table) we witnessed a performance that can only be described as gutless, lacking in pride and the team spirit which has always been part of our ethos appears to have completely gone.  Where do we go from here, Mr Goldberg moving upstairs, leaving Daisey to become manager? However, what can he do, the budget seems to have been shot and the team, with one or two exceptions, seems to be devoid of any fighters. I am not one of the vociferous element of our supporters but even I find it difficult to find any positives.  Someone should inform the new regime (and Daisey will know this in spades) that over the years we have always largely been the underdogs but have survived as a Community Club, who, whilst not always having the most gifted of players, have prospered (with blips now and then) through team spirt and togetherness.  I am afraid this now seems to be sadly lacking.

In some ways it is true that the only loyalty which exists in a football club is amongst its fans, I should be most grateful if the team would go out and prove me wrong.

RealAleDrinker wrote:

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Today was disjointed, lacking any "stage".

The games are running away, the dogfight is real.

Others around us are winning.

We are 2....3 games to even get out of the bottom 3.

So many bang-average teams have got away with murder against us.

This is not MG who did this (no matter how many of you say he did,), this is the players who seem unwilling or not capable of grafting results. ....they were signed in good faith.

Also, Hardly an excuse, but how bad was the ref today? When he gave the pen for a swan lake dive, that sealed it for me.

Like the FA Cup the Darts then Concord matches might give us the space to breath......

KEEP THE FAITH...... 

 

 

MG signed every single one of these players on what I believe is an 8k a week budget. Jamie Day won this league on 3.8k a week, less than half what we are paying now while we lie 2nd bottom. The players have to take some blame but so does the man who signed them in the first place. The money we have spent on average Ryman league players is appauling.

Won 3, drawn 3, lost 13. Any other team coming down from the league above would have sacked their manager by now.  

 

 

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MG signed every single one of these players on what I believe is an 8k a week budget.  

 

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Then they sold him a lie and he should be backed up by the fans for having been had over! 

There is no point turning on someone who is going to be around for a while, and pick the right fight: The players are not doing it. God knows.... MG brought in the best manager the club has had in years, and the players are not doing it.

Someone should call trading standards!!!!!

On a brighter note, I thought Mr Oakley and the Milllwall lads played well. Oakley was giving the Hampton  defenders a torrid time during the first half - really puzzled as to why he was taken off in the second half. Otherwise, an awful day  in many respects and not the performance you would expect from a Wings team - although I have lost count of the number of times that has happened.