Mid Sussex Royal Good stuff all, 6 games into the season, and with a points deduction and chaos pre season, and we've got to 4 pages on sacking the manager.
under the tin I think it's utterly bonkers to even contemplate sacking the manager just six games.
under the tin I think it's utterly bonkers to even contemplate sacking the manager just six games into a season with a totally rebuilt, relatively inexperienced squad. Rebuilt, I might add, against a backdrop of League embargoes, points deductions, and bugger all money available to the manger for transfer fees.
We may be a relatively big fish in this pond, but let us not forget that for the past 20 odd years, the boot's been on the other foot, and we've had fans of bigger franchises than ours coming on here giving it the "a club of our stature deserves to be in the..." bolox.
Yeah, we have great training facilities, and a flash stadium. That helps in player recruitment, but count for zero points in the league table.
Not so long ago, both Leeds and Sunderland were playing at this level, and both struggled like fcuk to get out of it.
Snowflake Royalunder the tin I think it's utterly bonkers to even contemplate sacking the manager just six games into a season with a totally rebuilt, relatively inexperienced squad. Rebuilt, I might add, against a backdrop of League embargoes, points deductions, and bugger all money available to the manger for transfer fees.
We may be a relatively big fish in this pond, but let us not forget that for the past 20 odd years, the boot's been on the other foot, and we've had fans of bigger franchises than ours coming on here giving it the "a club of our stature deserves to be in the..." bolox.
Yeah, we have great training facilities, and a flash stadium. That helps in player recruitment, but count for zero points in the league table.
Not so long ago, both Leeds and Sunderland were playing at this level, and both struggled like fcuk to get out of it.
Tbf, the only people saying sack him now are utterly bonkers. Most people are saying too early, sacking him would be madness, or not looking great but too early to sack him
Brogue Has he gone yet?
Orion1871Snowflake Royalunder the tin I think it's utterly bonkers to even contemplate sacking the manager just six games into a season with a totally rebuilt, relatively inexperienced squad. Rebuilt, I might add, against a backdrop of League embargoes, points deductions, and bugger all money available to the manger for transfer fees.
We may be a relatively big fish in this pond, but let us not forget that for the past 20 odd years, the boot's been on the other foot, and we've had fans of bigger franchises than ours coming on here giving it the "a club of our stature deserves to be in the..." bolox.
Yeah, we have great training facilities, and a flash stadium. That helps in player recruitment, but count for zero points in the league table.
Not so long ago, both Leeds and Sunderland were playing at this level, and both struggled like fcuk to get out of it.
Tbf, the only people saying sack him now are utterly bonkers. Most people are saying too early, sacking him would be madness, or not looking great but too early to sack him
It rude to call Royal JiDDy utterly bonkers. From his posts we can see that he is perfectly sane.
Franchise FC Can I just point out that all those clamouring for the kids to be thrown in last year … they’ll get better but would have been ripped a new one in the Championship, as is being demonstrated at times
It’s been said many times that we’ll have good and bad days this season.
It’s too early to do anything other than relax and enjoy the ride
Elm Park Kid The 'Manager Out' thing on Hob Nob has a pretty predictable cycle
- Some starts a joke 'Manager Out' thread as soon as the announcement is made.
- We lose 2 games in a row and few posts are made grumbling about the manager.
- Everyone else replies to this saying that they are bedwetters.
- We win a couple of game and everything goes quiet.
- Repeat 2-4, but each time the number of people moaning increases.
- We reach the 'tipping point' where the forum is equally split between those that want the manager out and those that went them to stay.
- Dai fires the manager and replaces them with someone with no experience or track record.
- Go back to step 1.
Snowflake RoyalElm Park Kid The 'Manager Out' thing on Hob Nob has a pretty predictable cycle
- Some starts a joke 'Manager Out' thread as soon as the announcement is made.
- We lose 2 games in a row and few posts are made grumbling about the manager.
- Everyone else replies to this saying that they are bedwetters.
- We win a couple of game and everything goes quiet.
- Repeat 2-4, but each time the number of people moaning increases.
- We reach the 'tipping point' where the forum is equally split between those that want the manager out and those that went them to stay.
- Dai fires the manager and replaces them with someone with no experience or track record.
- Go back to step 1.
I think Dai normally sacks well after the consensus is get rid. But spot on otherwise.
The joke posts and thread starts really don't help imo.
Most teams have played just six matches to date as most of the division is awaiting the end of the first international break of the campaign.
However, that has not stopped owners from pulling the trigger, with Dean Holden and Scott Brown losing their jobs at Charlton Athletic and Fleetwood Town respectively.
Former Oxford United and Lincoln City boss Michael Appleton has taken over at the Valley.
Meanwhile, former Bristol City manager Lee Johnson has taken over on the Fylde coast.
NathStPaul How does Lee Johnson keep getting jobs? Quite amazing.
StrandedNathStPaul How does Lee Johnson keep getting jobs? Quite amazing.
He must be quite cheap.
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