No manager can survive such a poor run of results. We should not have given him this season but we did and it’s not worked out. It’s now when he leaves not if.
Yeah, I think another manager could keep us up with this squad.I actually believe we have enough good players to keep us in the league, therefore it must be the manager failing, loved GA my one and only day out in Rushden but didn’t want him as manager, I like his effort but still don’t want him as manager. Not convinced Colin is the answer but not sure who else should come in, we could afford or could do better. I actually didn’t want Warbs to go
I actually believe we have enough good players to keep us in the league, therefore it must be the manager failing, loved GA my one and only day out in Rushden but didn’t want him as manager, I like his effort but still don’t want him as manager. Not convinced Colin is the answer but not sure who else should come in, we could afford or could do better. I actually didn’t want Warbs to go
I thought that when Tim but Dim was mentionedHow dare you mention the breadman....go wash your mouth out you dirty little boy.
I thought that when Tim but Dim was mentioned![]()
I thought that when Tim but Dim was mentioned![]()
Yeah, Didley should head out to his dunny for a bit of self-flagellation for that remark
His record in this league speaks for itself. I'd have given you any odds last season on Huddersfield staying up, but he somehow managed it. I don't think there's many others that could keep this shower up !I was never keen on the prospect of a Warnock return, but the state we're in at the moment I'd be open to anything....
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Maybe the fact we don't have a DoF at the moment might save GA's bacon.
And how folk bayed for his resignation. As ever in this strange world of football, be careful what you wish for.The previous DoF resigned because Ainsworth was appointed against his wishes.
"I want us to mentally outdo opponents".
No hope in hell I'm afraid. To do that requires tactical nous, something more than just plan A and the ability to adapt to the game as it plays out.
Someone please send him a copy of 'Football Management For Dummies'.
The previous DoF resigned because Ainsworth was appointed against his wishes.
I’m sure the appointment of Ainsworth completely undermined Ferdinand but at the same time he was doing nothing visible to halt the continued decline of the team and club and I can’t see how he is being missed.And how folk bayed for his resignation. As ever in this strange world of football, be careful what you wish for.
Bad boy!!It is easy to be critical, but I have been thinking what I would do if I were a board member.
I would attempt to resolve both the short term issue as well address as our longer football sustainability.
My thoughts would be to entice Mark Warburton to return to the club. His role would be to assess, manage and improve the current situation (crisis) as manager, and then at a later stage, say end of the season to formally appoint him as DOF and he appoints the new manager.