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Forest gull wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 20:33 I was quoting what was said on the podcast. Other clubs will see us as the big fish that's all

Forest gull wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 21:15 Fully agree with you, we should go into that league determined to win it with some ease. We should go out to win every game.

I was merely quoting the podcast.

Teigngull wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 21:37 No problem forest, but we need to rid ourselves of this crappy self doubting cancerous attitude slowly creeping in on this forum.
Next season is an opportunity for us to do better, yes I agree it won't be easy for us but we can always make it easier by making it difficult for the opposition week in week out.

Forest gull wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 19:56 Hi Ryan, I think the issue is all teams always say its a tough league. They are all tough in their own right.

Fingers crossed we will be a big fish and will jump straight back up again.

Loving the Podcast

Goose9 wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 21:40 There's a huge difference between confidence and complacency.

I fear that if we spend the summer thinking we're the 'big fish' or that we're bigger and better than the others then there is a real danger of ill-preparing the squad, them becoming over confident, thinking this league's nothing and then suddenly on a Saturday afternoon in August we're being dicked 4-0 by East Thurrock and wondering how it happened.

Whatever our past, once we are in the NLS we are of exactly the same stature as the opposition. Yes we may have a bigger ground, yes we may have more fans but we are in the same league, we will be of similar ability and we are fighting for the same thing. We cannot go in to any games thinking that we are better because we are bigger.

Goose9 wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 21:40 There's a huge difference between confidence and complacency.

I fear that if we spend the summer thinking we're the 'big fish' or that we're bigger and better than the others then there is a real danger of ill-preparing the squad, them becoming over confident, thinking this league's nothing and then suddenly on a Saturday afternoon in August we're being dicked 4-0 by East Thurrock and wondering how it happened.

Whatever our past, once we are in the NLS we are of exactly the same stature as the opposition. Yes we may have a bigger ground, yes we may have more fans but we are in the same league, we will be of similar ability and we are fighting for the same thing. We cannot go in to any games thinking that we are better because we are bigger.

Teigngull wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 21:56 EXACTLY, Billy Big Bollocks won't cut it in the NLS.
The correct mental & physical preparation with players who have experienced the league is the only way forward.
Horses for courses, not fancy Dan tossers who don't give a shit like we've been used to for the past few years or more.
We may be a big club at NLS level , well then make it work for us CO,GH,GO,MK,DH &co.

lucy6lucy wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 01:50 Interesting how many nls have assistant managers or director of recruitment. If this season is to go by, what has our recruitment manager done apart from recommending shite players

Teigngull wrote: ↑28 Mar 2018, 08:01 By all accounts , he's consumed vast amounts of chips from various catering outlets (especially plainmoor) & wasted copious amounts of money on sub standard players not suited for this division.
In other words, hasn't a clue about suitable player recruitment but absolutely knows how to keep his nose in the self serving trough.

Teigngull wrote: ↑27 Mar 2018, 20:30 Ffs, big fish, little fish, feckin cardboard box !!!!! What does it matter ? Why is there a negative attitude already about the size of our pissy little club in the NLS next year ?
We need to forget about size & start thinking about the quality we can deliver to be a success.
The right players to do the job required the right management structure, stay focussed , stay calm & the correct structured football & believe it our not we could be successful