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But that isn’t what he claimed. He said we were top third as of this season. Part of the problem is poor expectation management. The other part is arguably a somewhat better quality squad, but wafer thin. I’ve never seen Barry play 90 mins, he often gets cramp, so Johnson looks like he might get a fair bit of game time as the back up.
Of course we should get behind the club and all that, but this doesn’t preclude calling out a shitshow for what it is. Like Chris and a few others I’ve also read Esk’s article and it sets out the situation quite openly, part of which was Ndyiaye had to be sold, no debate. It will disabuse those who think are owners care that much about football success, but that’s OK if a (meagre) plan is well implemented and it hasn’t been.
I also think we’ve improved the squad quality wise but I'm pissed off we have got no cover for Barry and if the 2 full backs pick up an injury we’ve got no cover there, thankfully Mykolenko seems pretty robust and doesn’t miss many games, so touch wood we can hang on til January or hopefully pick up a free agent or 2