Oh dear

Matt The Hat wrote:

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No not really, be consistent every week

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 Consistent in what? Never criticising the worst team we've had since he was last in charge so you dont upset him?

Matt The Hat wrote:

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 I just find it odd with the vitriol of on this forum when we lose, is that supporting your club!

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 Everyone is entitled to their views, especially those who part with hard earned pounds to support their team. It's called free speech. However, I agree that some of the negative comments both on here and from the sidelines do not help anyone's confidence and isn't what I consider to be support either. 

.to the point where Glenn Tamplin is invited to invest in the club.

Once again, like a huge number of things that you have posted on here, that is not true. Why not find out the facts first before posting complete nonsense?

You clearly have some sort of issue with MG and take every opportunity you can to slag him off. Yes things have been very poor this season but as Matt said, there's ups and downs with any club over the tears, unfortunately far to many downs over the 29 years I've been going to watch Welling! Supporting a club is about getting behind them through thick and thin, and a number of people on here seem not to praise when due, but slag off anything they can at the slightest opportunity, especially when some used to love him a short while ago.

Very sad indeed!

Jamison wrote:

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Matt The Hat wrote:

All I will say is that if it doesn't work out I am sure Mark will do the right thing for the club.

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 What part of anything to do with the club at the moment is working out exactly? 

Everyone knows the right thing for him to do is step down as manager, yet he hasn't/wont. 

If this was some joe blogs as manager he would of been gone a long time ago, and you would of fully backed it.

But we're ment to believe MG and the spill he comes out with every week..

18th of January is a long time to wait for a league win, but you tell me where one is coming before that with the current setup in place. 

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 Funny you talk about the right thing for someone to do....  

Your actions at Hungerford away when you acted like a compete knob and got myself and another supporter punched when coming to your aid, along with my girlfriend who got elbowed by people rushing into the melee. You then tweeted the player involved inviting him to come to a pub and settle things when again my girlfriend and Matt's young boy was there.

The right thing to have done would have been to see everyone the next week, apologise, buy everyone a drink, and things would have been sorted. Instead you did nothing, then embarked on slagging off the club at every opportunity. Then a few weeks ago turning up to a home game (When you had emailed a club official saying you would never set foot in PVR while they were in charge) and couldn't again face coming to see apparently what were your friends as you didn'twant to face anyone. All your anger is strange considering you used to be very friendly with Mark, ring him up for chats about players and have friendly bets and a drink after each game. A lot of people are genuinely surprised at where your anger has come from. A real shame considering all the trips, weekends and good times that you as part of a group of mates have experienced over the years.

Anyway, just something to think about when you talk about the right thing to do. It's not too late....

Hoof it wrote:

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Regardless of people's opinions, I think censorship regarding posts isn't the way to go.
As for my opinion on the current mess Welling are in, this firmly lies as the Chairman/Managers feet.
I for one am beginning to get F...Ed off watching what appears to be his plaything.

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 Everyone is entitled to their point of view, as such I have never deleted any comments over the last few months as people have the right to post their views. What they do need to be careful with however is making statements that are 100% inaccurate. 

Perhaps supporting your club is giving clear honesty rather than blowing smoke up the jacksy of a man who clearly doesn't know his limits.

To be manager and flounder with ex-Premier league players in your squad, then return as manager to recreate the mess you've previously created....only this time with limited, dwindling, begged and borrowed funds......to the point where Glenn Tamplin is invited to invest in the club.

Whatever you are smoking, put it out. Go outside, and get 

 Censorship apparently I blow smoke up MGs arse, really how insulting, the facts mentioned in the post are incorrect too

The sense of irony here is the guy stuck in the biggest budget we've ever had last season and the brutal truth was that SK didn't get us promotion we lost in the final!!! Is that his play thing.  The brutal truth is that our playing budget without his input would not make us competitive.  As I've said if results carry on a negative run of course he would move out of the role.

 

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 Tamplin approached the club not the other way round. 

I suggest you get your facts straight if you are going to slag people off on here. 

And, before you ask, I am many things but an arse licker I am not. 

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I offer apologies to Matt The Hat, that was not stated well about blowing smoke - sorry.

So Tamplin made the call...... on the back of knowing the club's financial state. THink his quote on BBC was something like "I had the chance to go in at Welling or Macclesfield (some northern team). 

No one is an arse licker, but some folk have trouble accepting the regression, while being promised progression.

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Back to the subject of the game itself.

I thought we were comfortably the better side for the first 25 minutes and could (or maybe should) have been in front. We seemed to want to almost walk the ball in at times when a slightly quicker pass or shot might have done the trick. I was very impressed with the young lad Johnson at right back who reminded me a little in stature and style of Barney Williams?? He was positive with ball and well positioned and most of the problems we encountered came down the other flank...It was a very soft goal to concede but we should have equalised straight away. Dorking seemed content to knock long balls down the channels and whilst they had pace up top they weren't causing us too many problems.

Second half we started quite brightly again but once we got caught for the second goal and it was effectively game over. They definitely changed tactics a little bit at half time with the big number 17 dictating play from in front of the defence and their passing was much shorter and they concentrated on attacking down our left side and I am not sure we did anything to counter their change in tactics. I lost count of the times Anderson conceded possession but the most alarming thing for me was that when the ball went past him he showed little or no desire to cover and basically just jogged casually back to his position (and not for the first time this season). We can all have bad games but the basics of commitment and effort should be there regardless. My boy also remarked that he looked like he was knackered and that's when the players were leaving the field at half time..?! We don't seem to have a lot of naturally left sided players in the squad but surely Green is worth a shot at left back where he has played in the past...?? If Coombes had scored with a header from Cook's free kick then it may have been an interesting last quarter of an hour but, in truth, the longer the game wore on it looked like being 3-0 rather than 2-1...

Now we clearly have a few injuries in the camp and that is tough for all clubs (especially non league ones) to deal with. We haven't had the best season to date and we won't if we keep conceding such soft goals as we did on Saturday. MG remains convinced that the big striker will cure all our problems but I am not convinced it is quite as simple as that. If we do get this striker in then I still think we need to look at one or two changes in other areas of the squad/team as well to make us competitive going forward. We will have a number of strikers in the squad and if we play 4-4-1-1 or 4-4-2 can we or should we accommodate all of them..??

Up the Wings!

I am not privy to the wage bill unlike some appear to be. And I have no doubt that people are economical with the truth in such circumstances.

However i struggle with the fact that every word SK utters is gospel truth to be naive at best and plain laughable at worst.

Matt The Hat wrote:

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I have seen the weekly wage bill and it is substantially lower than last season, I really did like SK but let's not kid ourselves his budget was the biggest this club has ever had. We didn't get promoted, we were damn close but a high cost.

I do however agree that with the squad we have, it should be a lot higher in the league, but we all agree on that.

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I will disagree with that, it may be lower than it was at its peak before it was cut last season but id bet good money its in the top 6 or 7 budgets in the league this season and its also going up every week in big chunks. I would be extremely confident that the current budget is the same or more than Kings budget was for the most part.