aaron_bwfc wrote:No, he's rarely been seen at the ground in the last couple of seasons apparently.
So him being a Bolton fan is a load of bollocks too then.
Armchair supporter.
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aaron_bwfc wrote:No, he's rarely been seen at the ground in the last couple of seasons apparently.
I'd imagine it's because ED was there today, and folks putting 2 plus 2 together, still where theres hope and all that.aaron_bwfc wrote:Can't see anything myself Martin, a lot calling for his head that's for sure but nothing to say he has gone.
If he is still in charge i'm surprised no after match press conference has happened yet.
doffcocker wrote:If the club sacks him now, it poses the question "why now, not months and months ago?"
It's not like he's spent a load of money over the summer. We've surely saved more money on the players he's got rid of than we'll fork out on the ones he's brought in. The squad is just a watered down version of last season's. Did the club seriously think things were gonna improve this season?
Natasha Whittam wrote:I'm confident he will be sacked on Monday.
We very rarely agree... however, I've always said gartside is the main issue here. Best post I've read all day.wanderlust wrote:It's going to be interesting because a lot of fans are blaming the strikers' inability to score on the manager - but the manager wasn't backed by the Chairman to buy the strikers he wanted to get in.
Presumably the owner and Chairman witnessed the folly of their decision at first hand today.
If they now turn round and sack the manager, the press are sure to pick up on it and that would be damaging for the club. Regardless of whether or not Dougie's choice of system or selection of players is popular or meets the fans' approval, the fact is that the team created enough chances to win that game comfortably so it's going to be difficult to sack him without stabbing him in the back.
The owner and Chairman may actually be happy with Dougie. Finances look like they're back on track and survival is of course the first priority. That said they have a bit of history in terms of panicking and pandering to disgruntled fans.
Biggie wrote:Freedman in!
what more could he have done today? Everyone knows that the organisation was good, we played well, attacked well, played them off the park, but failed to put it in the net...
If he gets the sack because of that then its not really fair... He has had several attempts to buy and loan strikers and has had them shut down by the board due to cost...
if the result of todays game can be blamed on anyone apart from misfortune then its the board...
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