Walter Out
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I'd be shocked if he didn't get the next 2 at least.
Acun will look at yesterday's game and think we should've scored a couple and won the game.
Will he really? He, on record, wasn't happy with 1-0 wins, so why is he tolerating 1-0 losses?
Turkish reporters inform that Acun is spending his days between Saudi and Istanbul for Talisca transfer to Fenerbahce, I do not expect any sacking until he personally arrives Hull, he won't fire TW on phone call.
still collecting his Chelsea pay cheque isn’t he? That stops when he gets a new club
Because this is an ego issue.
He should've gone weeks ago, but I don't think after a 2 week international break he'd sack him when the performance was probably better than it has been.
The irony is that I don't think the performance was good enough yesterday either.
Agreed - I reckon we'll draw with Towels and get thumped by Boro - and then Wally will come out with the same tripe in his post match interview (Before hopefully returning to Hamburg, who I believe have a managerial vacancy)
Maybe !! crazy ain't it surely taking a job and agreeing some payment would be more beneficial it's not like it's £1,000 a week
Is there a possibility that Acun mentioned the summer transfer window was basically a **** show and he's getting the CF he promised, in January and then take it from there? That's why he hasn't been sacked yet.
If we are in the bottom three when the transfer window opens, then the chances of signing a big goal-scoring centre forward will be very slim. We are not going to look an atractive proposition.
Yes, more passion all good and Hull through and through, but you forgot to add Ronnie Pickering - who?
Ronnie ****ing Pickering
Chelsea are still paying him off, so why would he want to lose that by taking a job in a lower division?
He's clearly prepared to persist and take the gamble at the moment, but I can't see him risking us get cut adrift.
His hand will eventually be forced without a significant upturn. Just gotta hope it won't be too late when that eventuality arises.
It does feel like just delaying the inevitable at the moment though.