The team tried, but lacked cohesion and guile. Only one man that can take the blame for that, and I am sick and tired of banging on about it.

I arrived too late to see the first goal, but apparently it was very good....but of Tooting's own making.

The second has to go down as the fault of our experienced keeper in my opinion, who came, then went back, and ended up in no mans land, not being able to stop a well placed goal.

The third was offside from where I was standing, but mattered little to the context of the game.

Too many times the wrong option was taken, not passing the ball when best placed to do so, and wasting possesion and good opportunities. Short corners, that ended up going backwards. Poor ball control, gifting the ball to the opposition. Oh yes, it was all on show tonight!

Surely we have come to a point where Ashley needs to be replaced, or will I be saying the same again this time next month?

Last edited by DarrenP (20/9/2022 10:37 pm)

The coach is also the manager. He won’t quit & he won’t be sacked. If it had been someone else then yes that person would have been sacked

Just to remind you, the owner of our shambles of a team contacted two ex-Tooting players at the beginning of the season to join the Tooting management team. They declined as they did not want to work with the current management.  (of course all this will be denied)
 
A blessed relief for both really, they escaped the reality of an impossible job awaiting any new potential manager. As stated, any future manager with any hope of ambition would be an idiot and need a pea size brain to accept a position on the management side. Look at those who have tried since 2005, all which have been stitched up by the owner!  The plight of the team is in the hands of one person only!

Since 2005:  Quote “The challenge is to make Tooting & Mitcham United FC the best semi-professional club in the land, one built on sound foundations of good practice in all matters!! (You can’t make this up lol)