He deserves respect for his record and abuse for being a pcunt.NathStPaul wrote:Its completely disrespectful to call Neil Warnock "Colin". He's had a great career, done a lot for the game and is a great manager we'd be lucky to have.
He deserves respect.
I agree. Apparently if you rearrange his name, Colin W*nker, it is possible to forge the name Neil. We should use that from now on.NathStPaul wrote:Its completely disrespectful to call Neil Warnock "Colin". He's had a great career, done a lot for the game and is a great manager we'd be lucky to have.
He deserves respect.
It's not disrespected; he loves it. It's playing up to the pantomime persona he's willingly created for himself.NathStPaul wrote:Its completely disrespectful to call Neil Warnock "Colin". He's had a great career, done a lot for the game and is a great manager we'd be lucky to have.
He deserves respect.
He'd do what he always does.Orion1871 wrote:Can't see that Warnock would do much with what is, bar a few exceptions like Button, Dean and Hutchinson, a squad of youngsters.
This.Snowflake Royal wrote:He'd do what he always does.Orion1871 wrote:Can't see that Warnock would do much with what is, bar a few exceptions like Button, Dean and Hutchinson, a squad of youngsters.
Instil some fight. Organise them and simplify things.
You've said at the start how rare it is for managers to recover from this situation. Why wait until we've lost a few more games before acting?Snowflake Royal wrote:Not saying out yet. But he's an absolute shambles.
And we all know managers don’t recover from this position.
Next up we have acup game at home V Swindon who will be out for blood. Then a home game vs 2nd place Oxford, who will take delight in smashing us. Before being back away at Charlton and thrn home to Fleetwood.
We're likely looking at another two defeats before the hope of staving off the rot with some points at home.
Without the ownership situation I think Selles would be sacked if the next two go as expected and we don’t beat Fleetwood.
We've just had a run of 3 of the easier games we'll get this season. And we've picked up 1 point.
Why is it too early.?Do we have to drop more points with his cowardly (the term Southampton fans used for him) inept tactics.NathStPaul wrote:I think its too early to sack him but I think it is relatively clear he should never have been appointed. We needed a steady Eddie League 1 expert not the second coming of Jose Gomes.
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