How long do we give him?

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ilovedelia said:
Just seen AN's press conference, already planning to fail.........."Derby are a big club"! Just a bit bigger than the what you've made us.:emoticon-0121-angry Derby 3-0 City.
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And this is what McClaren said about us: "I’ve seen the games, they’ve got so much quality, Premier League quality, experience from that year in there. This team, I don’t go on form, this team is capable of beating anybody, will soon come back to form and be amongst the top six."

People used to curse Hughton for 'paying too much respect to the opposition', but every manager does it.
 
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RiverEndRick said:
And this is what McClaren said about us: "I’ve seen the games, they’ve got so much quality, Premier League quality, experience from that year in there. This team, I don’t go on form, this team is capable of beating anybody, will soon come back to form and be amongst the top six."

People used to curse Hughton for 'paying too much respect to the opposition, but every manager does it.
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"That year" ? :huh:
 
JM Fan said:
And none of the fans are being fooled by AN's words either. Even if by some fluke, AN was to turn our fortunes round over the next few games or whenever, I'd still rather we replaced him. He mentions the fact that the younger players are getting their chance, but only ever on the bench and perhaps a scant few minutes towards the end of a game. Why not play them from the start and if they do make a mistake, it can't be any worse than the likes of Martin seem to make in almost every other game????
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Jacob has been a regular starter this year and Josh has had his chances as well, though more often off the bench. Thompson started against Leeds but was then injured (and still is). He has also had other appearances in the cup, as have Canos and Godfrey, so they are getting their chance. Would they under a new manager? I'm not sure they would.
 
There's no professional pride in the team. They look frankly disinterested in performing.

Got to go, AN has lost the ability to inspire.
 
RiverEndRick said:
Jacob has been a regular starter this year and Josh has had his chances as well, though more often off the bench. Thompson started against Leeds but was then injured (and still is). He has also had other appearances in the cup, as have Canos and Godfrey, so they are getting their chance. Would they under a new manager? I'm not sure they would.
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I agree with Jacob rick and unfortunately he is keeping Canos out of the team, but I was at the game V Celtic and he was very lively and unlucky not to score. when Jacob hit his low patch, AN could surely have started Canos occasionally.
With both Martin and Bassong so error prone/likely to switch off at least once during a match, why not play Godfrey, as he has played well when I've seen him in the under21/23 games at CB????
Luckily, we have a few more under21/23 games in the next couple of weeks - at least I can enjoy those.
 
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He has to go, we will end up relegated if things don't change. I don't think the players we have on the books have the balls for it.

We need a manager who the players will play for.
 
Balls gets voted off Strictly tonight and gives AN his marching orders on Monday morning. If neither were to happen, then it would be a double travesty. Today's team selection I believe confirms that he no longer has the support of all the players. Even if we had played well and were unlucky losers, it would not have made any difference whatsoever. I would even consider giving Mr Lambert a second go, although returning managers are rarely successful, perhaps Mclaren being the exception to the rule?
 
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mike555 said:
Balls gets voted off Strictly tonight and gives AN his marching orders on Monday morning. If neither were to happen, then it would be a double travesty. Today's team selection I believe confirms that he no longer has the support of all the players. Even if we had played well and were unlucky losers, it would not have made any difference whatsoever. I would even consider giving Mr Lambert a second go, although returning managers are rarely successful, perhaps Mclaren being the exception to the rule?
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I thought when Steven Fry was part of the set up I proudly believed we as a club could not look more Gay.
Up steps Edward Balls to flame it up to full YMCA levels.

Hoping overweight washed up politicians lose in a ****ing ball room dancing contest on a Saturday night is full fruital .

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