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What?? 😂
We've had one good half against Watford, and the last 20 minutes against a rancid Bolton team.
You're an absolute troll.
I have no doubt whoever he is will be delighted with our 16% win ration this season and negative goal diff, must make whoever it is jump with joy and apply to become one of your wankerettes!!!!!
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Bloody hell Doyler. I know you live life with rose tinted glasses with the management but I think this statement is totally mind blowing in the wrong way.
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Why?
And if we limp over the line say 2-1, then what?
Everyone know’s we are just prolonging the obvious - he will not turn around this slump.
I'm not sure if it's been said yet.....but if we're not careful... someone is going to mention as a possible replacement, that upstanding, confident, full-of-attacking-ideas-allied-to-minimal-coaching-and-even-fewer-tactics-dinosaur......Tony Pullis. Sorry.
Ideally, if he is to be sacked soon, it needs to be immediately after the QPR game. It’ll give the new manager time to work with, and get to know the players before the next game. That’s always assuming they hire someone straight away.
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Thinking of walking out on 60 minutes on Saturday as any success evident will be thrown away. Its a shambles that we all knew was on the horizon. Why do the hierarchy persist as we are supposed to be a business entity. I do not think such performance would be persisted with in any of the owners other business interests.
A Dyche / Pulis / Alladyce / Moyes (if he got the boot/resigned )no-nonsense guy might be the ticket. Yes I know all four don't identical styles but they are up on the tough no-nonsense side things a lbh ailing Championship Team might need to stay away from that trapdoor. Just until next May.
2 are practically retired.
1 is currently in a high profile job.
The remaining one has a gruff voice and an equally gruff approach stylistically in terms of his tactics.
The longer PH/SMc are in charge the more games are being wasted to gain enough points to avoid relegation.
PH and SMc need to go,allowing a new manager and backroom team enough time to work with this squad and start to put in place a winning mentality and put points on the board.
Noticed Barnsley got a drumming last night, if he went now and they hired him after firing their guy would that save us a few bob off his compo. ?.🤔
He's not going to take a 50-60% wage drop and miss out on a few hundred grand in compensation (maybe more?).
Have you been sniffing glue this morning?
Alex Neil got paid by the club until he found a new club, so there would be no incentive for Heckingbottom to take a lower paid job. There's no way he'll get a better gig than this either.
He clearly doesn't manage for the love of football, he seems like he hates it. Like Lowe, he obviously took this job because it pays pretty well, it's not too far from home, and there's zero pressure.
Also, following on from that. People talk about the cycle of a manager going stale, fans get on his back, he gets sacked, and then repeat.
But that's down to the characters Ridsdale employs. People take this job because it's convenient, not because they have ambition or drive.
But that's down to the characters Ridsdale employs. People take this job because it's convenient, not because they have ambition or drive.
Agree totally.
I agree with you, that's why I wondered if the Barnsley gig would be ideal for him as a cut in earnings (even though I don't know how big a cut) could put him and his family in their happy place if it means less travelling and more home time.
I had in mind that if a manager is sacked the club could carry on paying them monthly (possibly) for an agreed length of time and if they started a new job it would break their contract and they could stop paying them.
I suppose though managers contracts can come in many different versions, and managers priorities in life can be just as varied.