You guys make me laugh.
Try reading what I wrote instead of jumping to conclusions (which is what I was writing about if you'd bothered to read it properly)
Jah
1) I said 3 year olds believe in Santa, not "people in the world" believe in Santa
2) At no stage did I ever say that I believe that Dougie will come good given time. Personally I think he's shit and will never improve.
3) If you actually read what I said you'd realise that I am pointing out that conclusions have been jumped to. Not saying they're the wrong conclusions. Just saying we need to think about what happens if they are the wrong conclusions as we've no way of knowing for sure as yet.
Whittam:
1) Not suggesting anyone is crazy. Just saying that anyone who thinks that changing the manager is the panacea that will solve all our problems - as the "majority" clique including you seem to think - is probably living in cloud cuckoo land. It won't IMO.
2) Contrary to your slanderous diatribe I have been quite vocal about Dougie's signings, consistently saying if you pay peanuts you get monkeys and that we shouldn't expect any more than what we've been getting.
Norpig:
Basically you're right about the problems but wrong about my opinion. I know the problem's on the pitch and that Dougie hasn't improved things, but this nonsense about "getting rid of the troublesome elements" isn't Dougie speaking - it's the PR idiots trying to smooth over why we had to sell our top players to save money who wrote that crap. I don't rate Dougie as a manager but in my opinion he will be given every chance to sort it out whether the fans like it or not. This isn't like Megson when there was lots of cash to switch things around swilling about. And who wants another repeat of what happened last time the Board allegedly listened to the fans and ended up appointing Coyle?
Frankly nobody cares what any of us thinks about it and you can repeat the mantra about getting rid of the manager till the cows come home, but the Board will only sack him when they're good and ready (and only then if it looks like we're heading for relegation) and even if they do sack him it won't be the answer to our problems.
Say it as many times as you like - SACKING FREEDMAN WON'T SOLVE ALL OUR PROBLEMS. even if he is (as I think) shit.
Try reading what I wrote instead of jumping to conclusions (which is what I was writing about if you'd bothered to read it properly)
Jah
1) I said 3 year olds believe in Santa, not "people in the world" believe in Santa
2) At no stage did I ever say that I believe that Dougie will come good given time. Personally I think he's shit and will never improve.
3) If you actually read what I said you'd realise that I am pointing out that conclusions have been jumped to. Not saying they're the wrong conclusions. Just saying we need to think about what happens if they are the wrong conclusions as we've no way of knowing for sure as yet.
Whittam:
1) Not suggesting anyone is crazy. Just saying that anyone who thinks that changing the manager is the panacea that will solve all our problems - as the "majority" clique including you seem to think - is probably living in cloud cuckoo land. It won't IMO.
2) Contrary to your slanderous diatribe I have been quite vocal about Dougie's signings, consistently saying if you pay peanuts you get monkeys and that we shouldn't expect any more than what we've been getting.
Norpig:
Basically you're right about the problems but wrong about my opinion. I know the problem's on the pitch and that Dougie hasn't improved things, but this nonsense about "getting rid of the troublesome elements" isn't Dougie speaking - it's the PR idiots trying to smooth over why we had to sell our top players to save money who wrote that crap. I don't rate Dougie as a manager but in my opinion he will be given every chance to sort it out whether the fans like it or not. This isn't like Megson when there was lots of cash to switch things around swilling about. And who wants another repeat of what happened last time the Board allegedly listened to the fans and ended up appointing Coyle?
Frankly nobody cares what any of us thinks about it and you can repeat the mantra about getting rid of the manager till the cows come home, but the Board will only sack him when they're good and ready (and only then if it looks like we're heading for relegation) and even if they do sack him it won't be the answer to our problems.
Say it as many times as you like - SACKING FREEDMAN WON'T SOLVE ALL OUR PROBLEMS. even if he is (as I think) shit.