Post by petef on Mar 14, 2021 13:04:07 GMT
For all of our "expert" opinions and rantings its pretty obvious to me that with his many years of experience Garry Johnston can see exactly where the problems are and has been doing all in his power to get things back on track. He has been and will be limited as always by budget and player availability. With the players we have lost to injury it could have been even more of a disaster but I still see a squad committed and up for the challenge despite the quality inevitably dropping off.
As I see things we need to concentrate on hanging in there to make the play offs though there's no guarantee we can do that with such a open competition. Maidenhead, our next opponents are also in with a shout in fifteenth place. We need around 25 points or more in our final 18 games I feel to make a play off place. Around 75 points has historically been the figure for the final play off positions. To win the thing now is by no means out of the question but as the weeks pass without an upturn its unlikely.
Its not only the physical side that's the problem its also the belief and confidence and continuity that these damaging injuries have caused.
In 2016 GJ won this league with Cheltenham with ease gaining 101 points.
Don't doubt the man he knows his job and the recipe for getting out of this division better than any manager out there.
Like to think in this strangest of strange "no fan" seasons we will be back on the terraces with some key players back fit and hungry with something to celebrate in a couple of months time.
As I see things we need to concentrate on hanging in there to make the play offs though there's no guarantee we can do that with such a open competition. Maidenhead, our next opponents are also in with a shout in fifteenth place. We need around 25 points or more in our final 18 games I feel to make a play off place. Around 75 points has historically been the figure for the final play off positions. To win the thing now is by no means out of the question but as the weeks pass without an upturn its unlikely.
Its not only the physical side that's the problem its also the belief and confidence and continuity that these damaging injuries have caused.
In 2016 GJ won this league with Cheltenham with ease gaining 101 points.
Don't doubt the man he knows his job and the recipe for getting out of this division better than any manager out there.
Like to think in this strangest of strange "no fan" seasons we will be back on the terraces with some key players back fit and hungry with something to celebrate in a couple of months time.
