Phelan Out

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Party Hull! said:
I'm talking about people who not only kept going, but resolutely defended the owners when they were (rightly) criticised. Those seem people are making demands about sacking Phelan now.

You mentioned my not going, not me. I protested in and out of the ground before deciding to stop going. Sadly there was never absolute opposition to the owners, which is my point. The people who defended them are now complaining the loudest, which would be funny if it weren't so irritating.

It's not as if the clues weren't there, whining now is a bit late.
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Whining irritating.making demands, you're so pure arent you. So you walked.

Without the internet. you'd just have walked and left years ago. Like many did. If you're so bothered you'd do something. But you arent. Which is why happy gets so much grief on the internet. Cos he points it out constantly.

People have already said if Duffen came back they wouldnt go.

We have nothing to do with who buys the club, never had. People just have the excuse to voice it on the internet, its for noble reasons.

We move on.
 
Chazz Rheinhold said:
Whining irritating.making demands, you're so pure arent you. So you walked.

Without the internet. you'd just have walked and left years ago. Like many did. If you're so bothered you'd do something. But you arent. Which is why happy gets so much grief on the internet. Cos he points it out constantly.

People have already said if Duffen came back they wouldnt go.

We have nothing to do with who buys the club, never had. People just have the excuse to voice it on the internet, its for noble reasons.

We move on.
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I usually avoid discussions with you Chazz because it just descends into the rambling, guesswork stuff above. And the previous implications that I'm too young to understand, or that I'm trying to be superior etc. Waste of time thinking out responses.

I'll expect another response with the usual bitter accusations in it, followed maybe by a PM where you apologise and tell me you had a bad week or something.
 
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Yep the young dont like to stand up and fight for something. PLT excepted.

Anyway this is a Phelan out thread not an Allam out one.
 
Chazz Rheinhold said:
Yep the young dont like to stand up and fight for something. PLT excepted.

Anyway this is a Phelan out thread not an Allam out one.
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Oooooooh do you pm people to apologise for what you say to them in front of other users,a secret apology to them if you have to apologise do not say anything unless you mean it.:emoticon-0102-bigsm
 
I would have stopped going if it was just going to effect me.

But no way could I stop going especially to away games because that would have effected the juniors.

So proud that they have become HULL CITY mad.
 
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TIGERSCAVE said:
Ive just tunes into the Huddersfield v Wednesday game and they're interviewing the Hudd's manager David Wagner. He was head coach of the Dortmund under 23's under Klopp and he's just said the Chairman said to him can you make our club or something or to that effect. Thats ambition. What have we got ZERO ambition, we have hope, but no ambition and the hope of our board are that 3 teams are worse than us at the season end.
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That's a very good point. I think the club has suffered from a lack of ambition and vision for a while.

Every team needs a period of stability and consolidation to create a firm foundation to build on. Bruce achieved this when he steered City to survival in the PL in 2014, but instead of using that success (and the morale boosting bonus of reaching an FA Cup final) as a springboard to raise our horizon he hammered home the "Little Hull City" mantra.

Bruce sucked the confidence out of the team and along with Phelan adopted a negative, damage limitation style of football. The players began to look frightened of the ball and the football got uglier.

Phelan is the next instalment of the Bruce era. His comments before the Chelsea game were an echo of his predecessor's lack of ambition and as usual his football vision seems to end at the halfway line.

Unfortunately we now probably have to consolidate again, but ultimately this club needs someone who not only has his own coaching staff but a positive enough outlook to make the players believe in themselves.
Leicester have proved that any team can reach the top under the guidance of a positive visionary manager and that's what we need.
 
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Craigo said:
That's a very good point. I think the club has suffered from a lack of ambition and vision for a while.

Every team needs a period of stability and consolidation to create a firm foundation to build on. Bruce achieved this when he steered City to survival in the PL in 2014, but instead of using that success (and the morale boosting bonus of reaching an FA Cup final) as a springboard to raise our horizon he hammered home the "Little Hull City" mantra.

Bruce sucked the confidence out of the team and along with Phelan adopted a negative, damage limitation style of football. The players began to look frightened of the ball and the football got uglier.

Phelan is the next instalment of the Bruce era. His comments before the Chelsea game were an echo of his predecessor's lack of ambition and as usual his football vision seems to end at the halfway line.

Unfortunately we now probably have to consolidate again, but ultimately this club needs someone who not only has his own coaching staff but a positive enough outlook to make the players believe in themselves.
Leicester have proved that any team can reach the top under the guidance of a positive visionary manager and that's what we need.
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The club lacked ambition going back to the latter Harold Needler years.
 
Cost of sacking the management and a new team?

Or just a finger in the air negotiation tactic.

Anyway, what bidders? :emoticon-0138-think
 
It's only numbers, the Allums are a long way from being out of pocket on this deal - bottom line, the clubs still worth what some ****er's willing to pay for it.
 
Party Hull! said:
I usually avoid discussions with you Chazz because it just descends into the rambling, guesswork stuff above. And the previous implications that I'm too young to understand, or that I'm trying to be superior etc. Waste of time thinking out responses.

I'll expect another response with the usual bitter accusations in it, followed maybe by a PM where you apologise and tell me you had a bad week or something.
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