Q&A with Dougie Freedman

Passi wrote:

Soul Kitchen wrote:The quote system is not working correctly. I have had similar problems to what others appear to be having! Hence why I have stopped using it and answered by quoting initials at the start of my posts.

Have you tried clicking the "switch editor mode" button?

When you click to quote someone else's post it takes you to the screen where you type your message - if you click the very last button on the right (looks like a piece of A4 paper with a corner folded over) this will revert back to the old way of quoting and posting messages.

Hope this helps, let me know if it doesn't.

doffcocker wrote:The fighting spirit at Leicester was great but he made the poorest decision of the season in playing Butterfield which arguably cost three points and ultimately a place in the play-offs. Not a night for Dougie to be proud of in my opinion.

scottjames30 wrote:Wasn't it a better fighting spirit against Bristol City ?

2-0 down to come back to win 3-2 ?

He wasn't manager then?

JakeSnake wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:Wasn't it a better fighting spirit against Bristol City ?

2-0 down to come back to win 3-2 ?

He wasn't manager then?

Natasha Whittam wrote:It's threads like these that remind me just how stupid and gullible football fans are.

These players are professional footballers. They get paid vast sums of money to play football. Why would a manager be proud of a team that LOST doing their job?

They weren't rescuing hostages from a Taliban stronghold, they were playing football!

Are accountants brave for adding up a column? Are you proud of your binman when he tips your bin into the back of the wagon? Does the till slag at Sainsburys deserve a medal for scanning your porn mags?

They are doing their job, just like the Bolton players. Only much better I should think.

scottjames30 wrote:
He's proud of the team when they win and equally drops down to disappointed when they lose.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

scottjames30 wrote:
He's proud of the team when they win and equally drops down to disappointed when they lose.

My point exactly - he's not proud when they lose.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:You can be proud in defeat. 

going to a big club and putting in a superb effort but just coming up short.

Lets be honest though under coyle and megson when we went behind i never, ever got the feeling we could come back. So a bit of fighting spirit is welcome.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:

going to a big club and putting in a superb effort but just coming up short.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:I know you get the same number of points but be honest. 

would you rather lose with a great effort full of passion, or get smashed with a lacklustre effort and the players are laughing and joking at the end.

wanderlust wrote:These answers also imply there's no more money for transfers after the 4 freebies and the mystery player in the pipeline. I'm really thinking that the transfer window will be a non-event for us and we'll have to sit back and watch other clubs preparing for the fight. Also looks like Jan Gregus might return to Banik without making a start unless  the loan period is longer than I thought.