KJ's last post match - still not a clue

[Fifty Niner]

Admits we were up against Sheff Wed reserve team with special mention in despatches for the 'right side'. Looks like the left side is still suffering but at least he didn't pick on it. Too right wing is our Ken at times.

Bottom line..he knows where the problems are and they seem aplenty. Doubt he counts himself amongst the problem components. Take a look in the mirror Ken.


http://www.expressandstar.com/sport...ny-jackett-wolves-win-cant-mask-whats-needed/

 

[SingYourHeartsOut]

Knows there are glaring gaps in the squad and a lack of experience. Once again it is just a matter of who you blame for this.

 

[Wolfman jack]

Just cannot understand why a couple of the youngsters on the bench didn't get 15 mins today with the result irrelevant to both teams. Was a big fan of KJ but seriously doubting his judgement now.

 

[JOSWolf]

He is clueless, in my opinion. We need a new head coach and fresh ideas but of course this wont happen at dull and predictable Wolves.

 

[ManningtreeWolf]

Dull, grey and clueless. Stumbles on victories and winning formations by the luck and law of averages. No underlying strategy of play is involved. Tinkers just to stumble on a winning formula. Get rid.

 

[goldeneyed]

'Glaring weaknesses' - only too true Kenny but how are you improving things by leaving our best midfielder McDonald out? Coady is not half the player and while Saville has picked up 5 handy goals is he someone who will develop into a dominating midfield force in future? Persevering with Edwards also even if he was only a sub today.

Presumably if Dicko does come back fit and firing Jackett will want at least one and hopefully two strikers but with eight and sixpence in the budget who will he be able to get? Another winger surely on the list too even if Graham will return eventually. Byrne seems at this moment to be a flop in Jackett's eyes at least. Doherty seems to have solved the left back position for the moment and playing well even if he is right footed. Is Deslandes good enough and experienced enough to be a solid back up to him?

That line of defence today seems to be good enough with Williamson in reserve - we just need to hold on to Iorfa and Hause come what may and that may be a tall order with the multi millions available to so many of our close rivals never mind lower half premiership teams. We are surely desperately in danger now of being bullied financially even by the likes of Bournemouth and Palace. Ikeme will need solid competition so have we got the money to buy Martinez?

Loanees and frees will surely be the order of the day this summer and I doubt that will allow the club to fill the major gaps in the team/squad with anything that can be loosely termed 'quality'. Jackett also looks a lot weaker as a manager than he did a year ago. 14th in Division Two is really poor and our home form in particular has been embarassingly inept and overly defensive. Wallace may make up a bit for McDonald's presumed departure in the creativity department but the central midfield options are far too weak. I would get rid of Edwards and Coady also and re-build but it will be the same old, next season presumably. The club need to pump £10 million into the first team as a minimum if they want to be in the top six. My bet is a maximum of £2m will be spent with half of that coming from a McDonald sale. So a real investment of only a £1m probably spent on some striker from the outer darkness.

At some point we can sit back and reflect on this woeful season. But for many of us just glad it is over. Dreadful football, dreadful management and little or no light visible at the end of a dark tunnel unless an investor comes along. I note that Forest have found a major investor now so why can't we?

 

[Wall heath Wanderer]

Well at least he doesn't have to figure out his beat team and where players should be positioned for a few months.