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The Method Maws · 31st December 2019, 17.42:32

Pearson the latest scapegoat. Shame on you. Who next for the abuse?

Should we the fans shoulder any blame? Or are we faultless? We turn up in numbers fair play but that’s just relative.

The expectation must weigh heavy on the field. I can sense it when things just slip for 5 minutes. Sections of the crowd are on their backs. Even a misplaced pass after that gets hammered. Judging players by what they get fed on sky sports news and Fifa. Heard that too. Hooper got some stick for being down hurt v Chorley, bet he appreciated that after scoring 2 and all that went on before that.

The board, players or management can’t say this. They would get fired.

Are some of us holding the team back?

dixienormous · 31st December 2019, 18.06:59

northwalian dragon · 31st December 2019, 18.08:05

Hahahaha is this Mark Griffiths blaming the fans again?

Pearson isn't a scapegoat as he isn't being blamed for others wrongdoings. He is being criticised for his own piss poor performances and leadership. He's the captain of the team and shoulders more responsibility than any other squad player. He's been poor throughout the season and he shows no signs of frustration, anger, passion or desire to improve. He is rightly getting the finger pointed at him just as it is right to point the finger at every player in the squad.

No we as fans should not shoulder any blame. We were there at the start of the season backing them massively which can easily be seen at Notts County away, we were rewarded with an awful performance and no effort. Wrexham fans support the team up and down the country and get rewarded with 1 win in 10 from a manager than spat in the fans faces. Wrexham fans still show up. They get rewarded with 6 points from a possible 45 from our last 15 away games. Wrexham fans still show up. They get rewarded with 4 wins out of 29 away games in 2019. Wrexham fans still show up.

Wrexham have had an awful year. At this time last year we were confident of our chances of winning the league having just smashed Salford 5-1 and beaten Solihull 1-0. Now the majority of fans aren't confident of finishing 20th. That has come as a result of some baffling, ridiculous and as of yet unexplained decisions by the board who refuse to communicate with the fans and owners of the club.

I think that given the year we've had our fans deserve credit and to assign the blame for our failings is ridiculous.

We could have started fresh and brought everyone together when Hughes left and tried to push on but we took back Dean Keates. Which lead to the fanbase being even more divided. Which lead to boycotts from some of the most loyal fans Wrexham has. Which lead to an even worse league position.

With Hooper it probably doesn't help that Keates is having digs at him in his interviews stating he's fit but won't play.

It also doesn't help fans relationships with players when Bobby Grant is goading the people who pay his wages and telling them to flip off on more than one occasion without a hint of being repremanded by the club.

So to answer your question, no. The fans are not holding the team back. If that were the case our away form would be better than our home form. If that were the case our form would have improved as more and more fans boycott or lose interest. If that were the case we'd have beaten Fylde when only 2800 showed up.

To blame the fans and overlook the dire performances of the board, management and players in not only rose tinted but its picking the thorns off the rose and sticking them in your eyes.

Here's to a better 2020, without a snake in charge, with better leadership of the club, with more openess, players deserving of wearing the shirt and a fan base that is together again

Happy New Year

Answer Release · 31st December 2019, 18.12:04

The actions of fans won’t deal with the fundamental issues.

The club is being run dreadfully, take your head out of the sand.

Wreck Sam · 31st December 2019, 18.36:07

Our steady decline would have been more like a freefall if it wasn't for the brilliant fans. Maybe the amazing support has given the amateurs running the club a false sense of how poorly they are actually doing ?

billybersham · 31st December 2019, 20.35:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Method Maws

Pearson the latest scapegoat. Shame on you. Who next for the abuse?

Should we the fans shoulder any blame? Or are we faultless? We turn up in numbers fair play but that’s just relative.

The expectation must weigh heavy on the field. I can sense it when things just slip for 5 minutes. Sections of the crowd are on their backs. Even a misplaced pass after that gets hammered. Judging players by what they get fed on sky sports news and Fifa. Heard that too. Hooper got some stick for being down hurt v Chorley, bet he appreciated that after scoring 2 and all that went on before that.

The board, players or management can’t say this. They would get fired.

Are some of us holding the team back?

Who the flip are you,in the bottom four struggled all season the chances are we are going to get relegated and you are making excuses for the players,flip off you dick.

OneLoveWrexham · 31st December 2019, 20.40:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Method Maws

Pearson the latest scapegoat. Shame on you. Who next for the abuse?

Should we the fans shoulder any blame? Or are we faultless? We turn up in numbers fair play but that’s just relative.

The expectation must weigh heavy on the field. I can sense it when things just slip for 5 minutes. Sections of the crowd are on their backs. Even a misplaced pass after that gets hammered. Judging players by what they get fed on sky sports news and Fifa. Heard that too. Hooper got some stick for being down hurt v Chorley, bet he appreciated that after scoring 2 and all that went on before that.

The board, players or management can’t say this. They would get fired.

Are some of us holding the team back?

Complete drivel, I have given up on the club because of club killers like yourself. I won’t give another penny to the club to supplement the wages of the dross on the pitch, they’re 4th from bottom, stuck in this league for an eternity and you think we should be pandering around to this bunch of losers so jog on.

billybersham · 31st December 2019, 20.41:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Method Maws

Pearson the latest scapegoat. Shame on you. Who next for the abuse?

Should we the fans shoulder any blame? Or are we faultless? We turn up in numbers fair play but that’s just relative.

The expectation must weigh heavy on the field. I can sense it when things just slip for 5 minutes. Sections of the crowd are on their backs. Even a misplaced pass after that gets hammered. Judging players by what they get fed on sky sports news and Fifa. Heard that too. Hooper got some stick for being down hurt v Chorley, bet he appreciated that after scoring 2 and all that went on before that.

The board, players or management can’t say this. They would get fired.

Are some of us holding the team back?

4700 fans turn up and we are garbage and we have a moan,could be worse the average crowd in this division is 1400 and we struggle to compete.Hooper does not want to play for us because he does not want to play hoof ball,but i am sure in JCPs world everything is great.

Wrexham's Patrick Bateman · 31st December 2019, 21.16:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Method Maws

Pearson the latest scapegoat. Shame on you. Who next for the abuse?

Should we the fans shoulder any blame? Or are we faultless? We turn up in numbers fair play but that’s just relative.

The expectation must weigh heavy on the field. I can sense it when things just slip for 5 minutes. Sections of the crowd are on their backs. Even a misplaced pass after that gets hammered. Judging players by what they get fed on sky sports news and Fifa. Heard that too. Hooper got some stick for being down hurt v Chorley, bet he appreciated that after scoring 2 and all that went on before that.

The board, players or management can’t say this. They would get fired.

Are some of us holding the team back?

Knock knock. Anybody there.
Are you for real. You do know how long we've been in this League.
Did you spot we actually hit rock bottom of this dire League. And are in a club threatening position.
And still this Board and this failed system of ownership is untouchable.
Instead, blame the one thing that's kept the club going. The supporters.

31st December 2019, 17.42:32	#1-0 (permalink)
The Method Maws Squad Player Joined: Aug 2011 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Spencer - Darlo - Dibble - it’s a limited character field Pearson the latest scapegoat. Shame on you. Who next for the abuse? Should we the fans shoulder any blame? Or are we faultless? We turn up in numbers fair play but that’s just relative. The expectation must weigh heavy on the field. I can sense it when things just slip for 5 minutes. Sections of the crowd are on their backs. Even a misplaced pass after that gets hammered. Judging players by what they get fed on sky sports news and Fifa. Heard that too. Hooper got some stick for being down hurt v Chorley, bet he appreciated that after scoring 2 and all that went on before that. The board, players or management can’t say this. They would get fired. Are some of us holding the team back?

31st December 2019, 18.06:59	#2-0 (permalink)
dixienormous Printing My Own Banknotes Joined: Dec 2011 Racecourse Spot: Upper Yale stand, town end Real Name: Gavin Davies-Jones Twitter: @	Re: Spencer - Darlo - Dibble - it’s a limited character field __________________ "We talk about it for twenty minutes and then we decide I was right." -Brian Clough

31st December 2019, 18.08:05	#3-0 (permalink)
northwalian dragon Due a Testimonial Joined: Jan 2010 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Spencer - Darlo - Dibble - it’s a limited character field Hahahaha is this Mark Griffiths blaming the fans again? Pearson isn't a scapegoat as he isn't being blamed for others wrongdoings. He is being criticised for his own piss poor performances and leadership. He's the captain of the team and shoulders more responsibility than any other squad player. He's been poor throughout the season and he shows no signs of frustration, anger, passion or desire to improve. He is rightly getting the finger pointed at him just as it is right to point the finger at every player in the squad. No we as fans should not shoulder any blame. We were there at the start of the season backing them massively which can easily be seen at Notts County away, we were rewarded with an awful performance and no effort. Wrexham fans support the team up and down the country and get rewarded with 1 win in 10 from a manager than spat in the fans faces. Wrexham fans still show up. They get rewarded with 6 points from a possible 45 from our last 15 away games. Wrexham fans still show up. They get rewarded with 4 wins out of 29 away games in 2019. Wrexham fans still show up. Wrexham have had an awful year. At this time last year we were confident of our chances of winning the league having just smashed Salford 5-1 and beaten Solihull 1-0. Now the majority of fans aren't confident of finishing 20th. That has come as a result of some baffling, ridiculous and as of yet unexplained decisions by the board who refuse to communicate with the fans and owners of the club. I think that given the year we've had our fans deserve credit and to assign the blame for our failings is ridiculous. We could have started fresh and brought everyone together when Hughes left and tried to push on but we took back Dean Keates. Which lead to the fanbase being even more divided. Which lead to boycotts from some of the most loyal fans Wrexham has. Which lead to an even worse league position. With Hooper it probably doesn't help that Keates is having digs at him in his interviews stating he's fit but won't play. It also doesn't help fans relationships with players when Bobby Grant is goading the people who pay his wages and telling them to flip off on more than one occasion without a hint of being repremanded by the club. So to answer your question, no. The fans are not holding the team back. If that were the case our away form would be better than our home form. If that were the case our form would have improved as more and more fans boycott or lose interest. If that were the case we'd have beaten Fylde when only 2800 showed up. To blame the fans and overlook the dire performances of the board, management and players in not only rose tinted but its picking the thorns off the rose and sticking them in your eyes. Here's to a better 2020, without a snake in charge, with better leadership of the club, with more openess, players deserving of wearing the shirt and a fan base that is together again Happy New Year

31st December 2019, 18.12:04	#4-0 (permalink)
Answer Release First Teamer Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Spencer - Darlo - Dibble - it’s a limited character field The actions of fans won’t deal with the fundamental issues. The club is being run dreadfully, take your head out of the sand.

31st December 2019, 18.36:07	#5-0 (permalink)
Wreck Sam Cult Hero (info 1 & 2) Joined: Jun 2009 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Spencer - Darlo - Dibble - it’s a limited character field Our steady decline would have been more like a freefall if it wasn't for the brilliant fans. Maybe the amazing support has given the amateurs running the club a false sense of how poorly they are actually doing ?