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Confirmed Statement from 'Peter & Craig"

Confirmed Statement from 'Peter & Craig"

You are the modern day version of WIBG.

Cant take anything you say seriously anymore after all the patronising bollocks you have posted this week.

Question though JK, in your profession (mental health) if someone came into your office and started telling you how to do your job and telling you what you have done wrong would you at some point question their credentials to backup what they’re saying?

Or am I allowed to come and tell you how to do your job without having the relevant qualifications to back it up?

Because if you get offended by what Lowe said you would say I am allowed to do that.

Let’s just have people without maths GCSE’s telling chartered accountants what to do and being allowed to get offended when it doesn’t add up.
 
Well Leeds supporters have hated PR for years and you'd think they would relish belting out sustained abuse to him. Seeing 90% of Deepdale doing this would .....maybe ....serve as a lesson to everyone.
I'm sure all that would achieve is the best hard on the riddler has had in years.
 
Question though JK, in your profession (mental health) if someone came into your office and started telling you how to do your job and telling you what you have done wrong would you at some point question their credentials to backup what they’re saying?

You forgot to mention if they are a “customer” paying for you to do a good job and they are not happy with the job or service provided, are they then not entitled to say they are not happy, because they don't have the same credentials ?
 
You forgot to mention if they are a “customer” paying for you to do a good job and they are not happy with the job or service provided, are they then not entitled to say they are not happy, because they don't have the same credentials ?

Off course they are, but that’s not what Ryan was saying was it.

Customers can voice their discontent all they want that’s there right in every walk of life.

But have to be prepared to back up what you say and not get offended.

Unless you want a paying customer sat in front of Ryan Lowe saying “forward passes” and 4-4-2 always and Ryan say there writing it down and implementing it going forward.

I bet 99% of the people who got offended by his comments wouldn’t be able to put on a professional training session without getting laughed at by the players.
 
I don't discuss my personal or professional life on the forum.

What I will say though is that if I was doing really badly at my job, I was underperforming on a weekly basis I would want to be told about it.

Feedback and collaboration is key to many jobs, wether that be in retail or in healthcare.

Also I don't have the opportunity to talk to the media every week and if I did criticise the views of the people I work with pubicly, or discredited their views or opinions I would a) be sacked b) not very good at my job and C) be a bit of a twat.

There really is no comparative option in day to day jobs than football, it is another, highly paid profession than anything else.

Like I say, I can no longer take your posts seriously as you always take the oposite stance to the majority just to be argumentative or cause conflict.
 
Question though JK, in your profession (mental health) if someone came into your office and started telling you how to do your job and telling you what you have done wrong would you at some point question their credentials to backup what they’re saying?

Or am I allowed to come and tell you how to do your job without having the relevant qualifications to back it up?

Because if you get offended by what Lowe said you would say I am allowed to do that.

Let’s just have people without maths GCSE’s telling chartered accountants what to do and being allowed to get offended when it doesn’t add up.

If you’re paying for a product or service, you have every right to complain if it doesn’t meet expectations.

If you ordered a fillet steak in a restaurant and they served up a giant dog turd on a plate, you’d be having a word with the chef - even if you’ve “never done anything in food”.

The old mantra of the customer is always right, is true. I’m sure every manager under the sun has had the same thoughts as Ryan Lowe when they’ve been give free ‘advice’ by fans. The difference is Ryan Lowe was stupid enough to say it out loud.
 
I don't discuss my personal or professional life on the forum.

What I will say though is that if I was doing really badly at my job, I was underperforming on a weekly basis I would want to be told about it.

Feedback and collaboration is key to many jobs, wether that be in retail or in healthcare.

Also I don't have the opportunity to talk to the media every week and if I did criticise the views of the people I work with pubicly, or discredited their views or opinions I would a) be sacked b) not very good at my job and C) be a bit of a twat.

There really is no comparative option in day to day jobs than football, it is another, highly paid profession than anything else.

Like I say, I can no longer take your posts seriously as you always take the oposite stance to the majority just to be argumentative or cause conflict.

Very fair points JK.

Feedback and collaboration from people with relevant experience or qualifications though? Because that’s what I took from Lowe.

He can’t be listening or taking seriously every comment from people not in the job, he did say someone came along and he had a conversation with them that was good, so he didn’t just disregard everyone and everything did he.

People don’t like Ryan they’ve nailed their colours to the mast, so they prefer to hang onto the badges comment rather than the whole interview. Just makes people look pathetic and fragile in my view.

I agree and disagree with posters in general, there’s very few people in the middle ground which I think I am.
 
If you’re paying for a product or service, you have every right to complain if it doesn’t meet expectations.

If you ordered a fillet steak in a restaurant and they served up a giant dog turd on a plate, you’d be having a word with the chef - even if you’ve “never done anything in food”.

The old mantra of the customer is always right, is true. I’m sure every manager under the sun has had the same thoughts as Ryan Lowe when they’ve been give free ‘advice’ by fans. The difference is Ryan Lowe was stupid enough to say it out loud.

You’re not going to go into the kitchen and show him how to cook it though are you? Because the chef could easily go well you come and show me how to do it, many would be left red faced and egos damaged.

Your last point is right but he’s said it, can’t change that.
 
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