Rosenior's Done One

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Fairly sure that every one who has posted on here has at some time this season criticised or questioned rosies selections, set up, tactics, substitutions and most of all team performances. When things gelled it looked fantastic the following week it could be and sometimes was garbage.
With what we had I would say we under performed, that's not where we finished in the league (some will say that is the only measure) but the performances particularly at home.
If you're going to replace a manager surely now is the time to do it, better than after doing all the transfer business and 10 15 or 20 games into the season.
 
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The old adage, there’s no sentiment & loyalty in football……but this is taking the biscuit :emoticon-0183-swear Not funny I know, gutted.

Acun has gone from hero to zero in a few days, from buying drinks for the travelling support at Plymouth, to this. The silence is deafening, he needs to come out on the front foot quickly.

Edit, just seen club statement.
 
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PLT said:
That's what it sounds like to me. LR clearly had no idea and there were supposedly recruitment meetings planned for this week. Sounds like those meetings have gone really badly, to the point that the two parties couldn't agree at all on a way forward together. I struggle to understand how Acun/Tan are qualified to disagree with LR on that stuff. Football people should be making football decisions. We've seen what Acun and Tan's recruitment looks like.

Doesn't sound like we have someone else lined up to me, and I certainly don't think it was a pre-agreed result of us finishing outside the top 6.
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Acun's plans may have changed after our display at Plymouth, Liam couldn't get the performance out of the team when it was needed. OK, we had an outside shot at getting into the play-offs, but the performance lacked passion, aggression and guile. Acun has had a good long weekend to think things through and has decided that Liam hasn't got the nouse / experience yet to be trusted with with City possibly spending £30m + more on players - that is after we sell Greaves / Philogene and the Biscuit King opens his wallet.

Ballsy decision by Acun and Tan, I hope it pays off.
 
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PLT said:
That's what it sounds like to me. LR clearly had no idea and there were supposedly recruitment meetings planned for this week. Sounds like those meetings have gone really badly, to the point that the two parties couldn't agree at all on a way forward together. I struggle to understand how Acun/Tan are qualified to disagree with LR on that stuff. Football people should be making football decisions. We've seen what Acun and Tan's recruitment looks like.

Doesn't sound like we have someone else lined up to me, and I certainly don't think it was a pre-agreed result of us finishing outside the top 6.
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Tan Kesler worked for the Turkish FA and was an intermediary (a bit like an agent but for clubs) for Wasserman, he absolutely is qualified to make football decisions, it's why he was brought in.
 
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I thought the last display, and initial team selection, of the season was utter tripe and was really angry about it. It is, however, a terrible and unfair decision. No way would I want Potter, but it we got Cooper that might go some way to making the bitter pill easier to swallow.
 
Steven Toast said:
Tan Kesler worked for the Turkish FA and was an intermediary (a bit like an agent but for clubs) for Wasserman, he absolutely is qualified to make football decisions, it's why he was brought in.
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Would his job be under threat if he wasn't a mate of the owner ?

Maybe he isn't the right man for the job either
 
Have Brighton approached Rosie I wonder? Just listened to that interview with Tan from last week and he sounded like he didn't know there was interest.

If Rosie said he wanted to speak to them about the job, that might upset the applecart a bit.
 
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