ashmeister08
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not in my eyes that was an utter disgrace
Keep Ian Holloway!!
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Boy Genius
Banned
if you think thats the worst it can get, I pity you.
It can get a whole lot worse.
ashmeister08
Member
if we went down at least we would have players who play for the shirt:icon_cool
Boy Genius
Banned
No they play for their wages, we go down they fcuk off. LCFC is then left with the bad players who no fecker wants
Macky
Gruntled Member
Please explain how, you seem to have made a huge jump in logic there.
Mouse
New Member
I see a defeat to the team top of the league has all the 'Holloway out' tossers back out in force.
Why do people fail to see that stability = success?
Forget the fact that the two most successful Premier League sides have kept their manager for such a long time, and take a look at the top 4 in the Championship.
Watford, Stoke, Bristol City and West Brom - sort of, have all kept their managers for a few years now, this is particularly the case for Bristol City and Stoke, as they haven't been promoted and then relegated again so haven't had the same funds.
If we give our managers time, we will improve, sacking them every 6 months is ****ing stupid and will not get us anywhere, other than into league 1.
I am fed up of coming on here and seeing so many people wanting to sack the manager, what's the ****ing point in that, we aren't going to get anybody better, and in any case with every one sacked less will want to throw themselves into a job which they'll be lucky to have in the summer, they'll go for one with more likelihood of stability in the long term.
If we sack Holloway this season it will be an absolute joke, we have ****ed up too many times now.
Rant over.
Why do people fail to see that stability = success?
Forget the fact that the two most successful Premier League sides have kept their manager for such a long time, and take a look at the top 4 in the Championship.
Watford, Stoke, Bristol City and West Brom - sort of, have all kept their managers for a few years now, this is particularly the case for Bristol City and Stoke, as they haven't been promoted and then relegated again so haven't had the same funds.
If we give our managers time, we will improve, sacking them every 6 months is ****ing stupid and will not get us anywhere, other than into league 1.
I am fed up of coming on here and seeing so many people wanting to sack the manager, what's the ****ing point in that, we aren't going to get anybody better, and in any case with every one sacked less will want to throw themselves into a job which they'll be lucky to have in the summer, they'll go for one with more likelihood of stability in the long term.
If we sack Holloway this season it will be an absolute joke, we have ****ed up too many times now.
Rant over.
Mystery benefactor
Member
I agree with everthing you said mouse. Even though we lost today, we need to keep Holloway he's a good manager. Why is it all the Plymouth fans were so pissed off with him leaving? If he was shite (like Megson) they wouldn't give a monkey's bollock.
We need to stick with Hollway. And if you a reading this Mr. Holloway, Please Please Please keep your chin up. I heard you on the phone in last monday and thought you were about to commit suicide! I reckon you're a good manager and are the right man for Leicester. Can't really offer many suggestions as to how much arse needs kicking and how much coaxing needs to be done, I'm not a manager, obviously.
I think we all need to make a really big noise on Saturday against Norwich. I don't think the deathly Silence that we have been greeting the players with has got much of a response from them. I know its a two thing between the players and the fans, but we need to try something to get the team playing. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Boy Genius
Banned
I. I know its a two thing between the players and the fans, but we need to try something to get the team playing. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Pay them on points won. The fcukers get all sorts of bonus payments win lose or draw, and even payed for apperance.
No points no pay.....
As far as I can tell Ian Holloway seems to have lost the plot completely and is coming up with really bizarre excuses for loosing now. Now its the opposition having a player sent off !!!! Come on give me a break how can that attitude fix the problem. How about his team selection, tactics and motivation? Not very evident to me.
Redditch Fox
Well-Known Member
I believe someone once said - "It's a results game."
Trifull
New Member
very low IQ's and not having a basic grasp of business and football.......
My IQ 140, buisness sense, I'm self employed, do all my own accounts, work as and when I please and earn a bloody good wedge. As for grasping football, we'd be better off with my bro' as manager. He got his pub team promoted twice in 3 seasons, regularly asking me for advice.
Maybe you should wipe the steam from your mirror and see who's face you are actually looking at !
Boy Genius
Banned
just like you talking out of your Av
Hazzman
New Member
...because everyone found a new chant to sing....which we nicked off the Plymouth fans on Saturday.
Matt_B
Well-Known Member
You are a joke surely? Joe_fox?
Trifull
New Member
Why, if someone makes a comment, slagging off those of us that have a different point of view, I answer that comment with facts, You that want Holloway to stay have one argument, stability. Stability is fine if you have the right man in place. Explain to me, convince me that Holloway is the right man for our club.
homer
Well-Known Member
See the Mongfest thread...........
Durham Fox
El Dude Brother.
He has achieved stability and steady growth at every club he has been given a chance at.
He got Plymouth in to a play off position this year with less than half the resources available here. How? with stability and steady work
He has been given one hell of a mess to sort out this season. If it wasn't for previous mismanagements he would have had an extra £3M to spend on transfers in the window.
OldGit
Well-Known Member
I didn't see that as an excuse but a plain statement of fact. When it happened I said to the people next to me "Oh shit - a marginal red card just before half time. They'll have such a sense of outrage they'll be straight up this end and score."
Unfortunately I was right. Up to that point they seemed to be getting increasingly frustrated and a 0-0 looked a distinct possibility.
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