Aye, I’d take him tbh, he would give the players the kick they need. A Di Canio style appointment.
Lee Johnson Officially gone
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Aye, I’d take him tbh, he would give the players the kick they need. A Di Canio style appointment.
I mentioned him last night but apparently he's in Russia at Krasnodor.
We had Stewart, Dajaku, Gooch, Neil, on the halfway line yesterday ...
... they stood and watched while Doyle passed to Hoffman who passed to Batth who passed to Doyle.
Eventually one would panic and launch it into touch ...
... just put Stewart wide, get Hoffman to hit it to him and pull their big number five out of position.
FFS, it was excruciating.
Agree, wish him well. Hopefully we have a plan and not a knee-jerk reaction
Probably the only coach available who could talk down to Ross Stewart.
Would Keano take it again, always said he had unfinished business here.
Just looking at that bookies list
Grayson at 10/1 ffs
Grayson at 10/1 ffs
Considering the resources available to him and what he has achieved the Bolton Manager I would put in contention judging how they totally annihilated us yesterday and were very unlucky to be beaten by us at the SOL . He has taken a promoted side who were doing quite well early in the season had a wobble but have won their last three games and made some interesting signings who he was quite comfortable putting straight in to his side unlike LJ who brings in players and seems to agonises about playing them . I can see Bolton ending the season quite strongly not just on yesterday’s performance but the feedback in the lead up to our game - we could do worse by giving an up and coming Manager a chance .
I was impressed that we got Johnson. On the surface he seemed a few levels above what we got previously. A mini coup I thought. Seemed the right man for the job and, at times on the pitch this season, we certainly acted like it was the case. However he just seemed to have some fundamental flaws, one being his man management and I get the feeling it hasn't just been performances and results that has caused him to get the bullet. Player power may have struck again. Not saying that they have downed tools but maybe they have damaged them and not been arsed to buy new ones.
I don't want Grant McCann ffs. Be another Parkinson, Johnson appointment.
Just looking at that bookies list
Grayson at 10/1 ffs
I saw that might stick a quid on, I mean ffs as if he might aswell be 3000/1
I know he’s a bit of a twat but I think he’d potentially do well
I haven't seen it but I don't like the sound of it.
It’s just such a bizarre one. Manager of the month in December, gone in January. Backed all the way through the transfer window and gone a day or two before it shuts. Wycombe away, Accrington away, these fine margins summarise modern football and everything I hate about it. I’m not gonna stick my neck out and say he would have got us up or not, but managers are rarely given any time when it goes tits up. Still adamant that if broadhead didn’t get crocked in the arsenal game things would be different.
Hasn’t he just been appointed to a manager role in Russia or somewhere.
Strange stat. Our last 3 managers have been sacked after losing to Bolton
