Holloway out

Log in to stop seeing adverts
This page may contain links to companies such as eBay and Amazon. As an affiliate of these sites I may earn commission if you click the link and make a purchase

Status
Not open for further replies.
Trifull said:
As was said in one of the threads, the mods clean it up. It even got a response from Steven if where he basically stuck up for me. :icon_eek:
Click to expand...


I've just had a look at what the mods have 'cleaned up' recently. Nothing of it could be described as giving you grief.
 
Brown Nose said:
If I were in MM's shoes, I'd come out today loud and proud and back IH:

"IH is the man I brought in to sort things out, he needs time and he needs everyone's support. His position is safe until at least the end of next season because I believe in the decision I made to recruit him. He has proved that he can manage effectively at this level and given time, he will prove it here too. I am well aware of the enormous task I gave him when he joined us and it is my responsibility to support him now, during a difficult period, and in the future. I'd like to ask all supporters to join me in backing IH and his players and staff. We need to stay together and make sure that we get the necessary points to remain in this league. With this in mind I am looking at ways to reduce admission prices for our remaining home fixtures in order to try to maximise attendances. I'd love to see the stadium full for our last 4 fixtures. We need to stick together. Thank you".
Click to expand...

He could also suggest that supporters who do not wish to support IH and himself should feel free to **** off.
 
Yorkshire Vixen said:
so getting relegated could help us in the future?? if we were to get relegated then we may never come back up again theres no divine right to coming back up and thats why i said survival is the be-all-and-end-all
Click to expand...

I couldn't agree more when you say that there is no divine right to say that we will automatically return, if we drop to Div. 1 but, this would be the third season running that we change manager for the last few games and each time it has ended in tears. Relegation is almost unthinkably bad but, unless we can do it with what we have got, perhaps we are only postponing and not curing the problems.
 
bocadillo said:
But so what? They're hardly doing any kind of a decent job now.

It might help if some of our so-called fans and their unrealistic expectations ****ed off. We're never going to improve in the long-term when all they demand is short-term fixes.
Click to expand...

Amen to that.
 
Yorkshire Vixen said:
so getting relegated could help us in the future?? if we were to get relegated then we may never come back up again theres no divine right to coming back up and thats why i said survival is the be-all-and-end-all
Click to expand...

You seem to confuse 'relegation' with 'the end of the world'. The short-term fixes of recent seasons have done nothing to help and have left us facing this very relegation. Only a long-term solution can protect the club in the long-term and I think it hardly matters whether we start a long-term revival from the 3rd division or from the bowels of the 2nd.
 
Last edited:
Diken said:
I couldn't agree more when you say that there is no divine right to say that we will automatically return, if we drop to Div. 1 but, this would be the third season running that we change manager for the last few games and each time it has ended in tears. Relegation is almost unthinkably bad but, unless we can do it with what we have got, perhaps we are only postponing and not curing the problems.
Click to expand...


i guess its a matter of opinion what is deemed 'ended in tears'?? if escaping relegation has ended in tears then i would say that was a result :102: oh it would be division 3 not 1 :icon_wink:)

do you think we will go down if holloway remains in charge??
 
Diken said:
I couldn't agree more when you say that there is no divine right to say that we will automatically return, if we drop to Div. 1 but, this would be the third season running that we change manager for the last few games and each time it has ended in tears. Relegation is almost unthinkably bad but, unless we can do it with what we have got, perhaps we are only postponing and not curing the problems.
Click to expand...


Good post Diken
 
bocadillo said:
You seem to confuse 'relegation' with 'the end of the world'. The short-term fixes of recent seasons have done nothing to help and have left us facing this very relegation. Only a long-term solution can protect the club in the long-term and I think it hardly matters whether we start a long-term revival from the 3rd division or from the bowels of the 2nd.
Click to expand...


ive not said its the end of the world i just do not want my team to be relegated and if that means getting rid of the manager then so be it :102:
 
bocadillo said:
You seem to confuse 'relegation' with 'the end of the world'. The short-term fixes of recent seasons have done nothing to help and have left us facing this very relegation. Only a long-term solution can protect the club in the long-term and I think it hardly matters whether we start a long-term revival from the 3rd division or from the bowels of the 2nd.
Click to expand...
Well said :038:
 
I'm quickly coming to the conclusion that many fans are trying to support a team/club that no longer exists. They are stuck in the late 90s when Leicester City Football Club was playing and playing well at well above its normal station. Their expectations are unrealistic and inhibiting their support of the club - their demands are hindering the development of the club. I dread to think what it is doing to their own mental health.

You local Spar won't make more profit than Tesco however many times it changes its manager.
 
Durham Fox said:
Short term fix after short term fix followed by more short term fixes I'm affraid.
Click to expand...

Just because we have done it in the past does not mean that changing the Manager again will meet with the same end,this time we may replace IH and employ a Manager who takes the team forward.I hoped IH was that man,on evidence so far he is taking it backwards.You seem to think its a piece of piss down in Div 1 and its a opne season stay down there before IH makes us great again..with half of the team having fecked off
 
ok lets get relegated and lets stay there for possibly 6 years with dwindling gates etc etc :102:
 
bocadillo said:
I'm quickly coming to the conclusion that many fans are trying to support a team/club that no longer exists. They are stuck in the late 90s when Leicester City Football Club was playing and playing well at well above its normal station. Their expectations are unrealistic and inhibiting their support of the club - their demands are hindering the development of the club. I dread to think what it is doing to their own mental health.

You local Spar won't make more profit than Tesco however many times it changes its manager.
Click to expand...

But if Tesco were to go in to administration, then spar might avoid relegation. :102:
 
Teams only get relegated if the deserve to, teams also only get promoted if they deserve to.

Our position is not a false one. Maybe Milan is a BM and if asked on an internet forum he'll reply with "No way, no way we'll go down, we'll be mid table easily". I don't see why he shouldn't think that, it seems to be the general consensus around here.

Get rid of Holloway now, it might not save us, but it will make rebuilding a lot easier next year. One things for certain, Holloway doesn't appear capable of saving us.
 
four king ace said:
But if Tesco were to go in to administration, then spar might avoid relegation. :102:
Click to expand...

Does that have any meaning in terms of my analogy? Or did you just want to say something/anything?
 
Melton Fox said:
Teams only get relegated if the deserve to, teams also only get promoted if they deserve to.

Our position is not a false one. Maybe Milan is a BM and if asked on an internet forum he'll reply with "No way, no way we'll go down, we'll be mid table easily". I don't see why he shouldn't think that, it seems to be the general consensus around here.

Get rid of Holloway now, it might not save us, but it will make rebuilding a lot easier next year. One things for certain, Holloway doesn't appear capable of saving us.
Click to expand...


Agreed :038::038::038:
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Log in to stop seeing adverts

P Pld Pts
1Liverpool2356
2Arsenal2347
3Nottm F2447
4Manchester C  2341
5Newcastle2441
6Chelsea2340
7Bournemouth2440
8Aston Villa2437
9Fulham2436
10Brighton2434
11Brentford2331
12Manchester U2329
13Palace2327
14West Ham2327
15Everton2326
16Tottenham 2324
17Wolves2419
18Leicester2417
19Ipswich2416
20Southampton249

Latest posts

Back
Top