Hipster_Nebula wrote:It's the most draining, demoralising thing in the world to watch the club
Steady.
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Hipster_Nebula wrote:It's the most draining, demoralising thing in the world to watch the club
Natasha Whittam wrote:Hipster_Nebula wrote:It's the most draining, demoralising thing in the world to watch the club
Steady.
Hipster_Nebula wrote:I was at the game yesterday, i had a late invitation from a certain club owner who i won't mention, he is russian though.
Natasha Whittam wrote:Hipster_Nebula wrote:I was at the game yesterday, i had a late invitation from a certain club owner who i won't mention, he is russian though.
You too huh? Perhaps we were sat next to each other and didn't even know it. Are you 23 stone with a BO problem?
wanderlust wrote:
Once again I have to mention that what he says to the media is not necessarily anything to do with what he says to the players.
largehat wrote:There's no point sacking Coyle now and it is moot to discuss who would replace him.
Look what has happened to Wolves.
Sacking a manager in February and expecting to attract a decent, proven PL manager to pick up the pieces is ambitious.
Sacking a manager in February and expecting a lunatic rookie to pick up the pieces is suicidal.
It amuses me how people were calling for Mark Hughes on BA, well, he spent about £20m in January and look how well he is doing.
Coyle is going nowhere for the rest of the season. Accept it, even if you don't like it.
It's all well and good making fanciful hypotheses for a bit of fun I suppose, but Paolo Di Canio, while doubtlessly has passion, took many months to settle into the Swindon job and make the changes he wanted. If for no other reason, accept this is a lame duck suggestion purely because we don't have many months.
largehat wrote:There's no point sacking Coyle now and it is moot to discuss who would replace him.
Look what has happened to Wolves.
Sacking a manager in February and expecting to attract a decent, proven PL manager to pick up the pieces is ambitious.
Sacking a manager in February and expecting a lunatic rookie to pick up the pieces is suicidal.
It amuses me how people were calling for Mark Hughes on BA, well, he spent about £20m in January and look how well he is doing.
Coyle is going nowhere for the rest of the season. Accept it, even if you don't like it.
It's all well and good making fanciful hypotheses for a bit of fun I suppose, but Paolo Di Canio, while doubtlessly has passion, took many months to settle into the Swindon job and make the changes he wanted. If for no other reason, accept this is a lame duck suggestion purely because we don't have many months.
largehat wrote:I perhaps didn't make it clear enough, but I meant there is no point in sacking Coyle between now and the end of the season... that window of opportunity has passed us by, sacking a manager mid season, after the transfer window has come and gone, when we can't afford or can't attract a top notch replacement, is not a good move. We are one point from safety FFS. What is this miracle you speak of?
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