Tim Stillman
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first heard Jul 2026
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Tim Stillman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We have one constant figure in three of our most recent coaches and time and time again, we're making the same mistakes.
Sluggish starts to the season, poor performances by the forwards and nobody with a killer instinct like Buddy Shaw, for example.
time for Claire Wheatley to collect her P45.
I mean, like I said, that's a question a lot of fans have asked and not even a question, a statement I think a lot of fans have been making pretty repeatedly over the last few years.
I mean, what's your view on that?
Yeah, I think if we do, and like I say, it's too early to say this at the moment, but if we do drift towards a situation where Reuter and Churchy or one of them, it becomes clear it's not really player the manager wanted.
Having had that with, I think, Annika Borber, certainly I think with Jenna Nyswonger, then you start to look at that and say, okay, something's going quite wrong here.
That's like,
it can happen once in a while, but that's, that would be quite a lot of players.
And again, I stress, I think it's too early to be firm about that at the moment.
I mean, I, I honestly, I don't have a hugely strong view on it.
And the reason I don't is because I don't, I think like with technical directors, same in men's football as well.
I never have like a particularly strong opinion about like Edu or, um,
Andrea Berta or anything like that because I just don't know enough about what they do to say with absolute clarity yes this person is a problem and they're performing badly at their jobs I just unless it's like when the men's side had Raul Sanyehi I was quite clear that he wasn't making decisions that I thought were in the interests of the club but other than that I just don't know I don't really want to say I don't care if I think
Claire Wheatley is underperforming then yes I do want it to change I don't know that that's the case I don't really care who the technical director is if I'm completely honest like I want them to be competent I want them to do their jobs and stuff but I'm like I'm not like attached to Claire Wheatley personally um you know she was great player for the club uh I kind of think it's a shame that that's not that well known she was an immense player for the club but like I mean I don't
really talk to Claire or anything like I don't have like you know any great personal reason to be like you know to to resist the kind of yes her head must be on the block it's just I just don't know um to be honest so I find it difficult to be firm um about that I just say yeah if she's not doing a good job then fine go and get someone else but I just I don't I don't know enough to feel
really really firm about it that's just that's just my position um to be honest um let's have a last one um then and it's it's your turn isn't it yeah
Yeah, again, I focused the analysis piece on it.
I liked Ona's performance in this game, whereas at Brighton, I think Kiko Sika gave her a bit of a torrid afternoon.
At times, obviously, this is a very different game because we were attacking the whole time and she wasn't really tested defensively, but it looked less awkward, and not least because a lot of the game plan was channeled through her and getting her into some of those positions.
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