If that fuckwit takes over at Villa Park I'm following Accrington Stanley
I look forward to Randys explanation of why he and his team think AM is the best man for the job, and also what plans they have to make this apppointment a success, and i will take it from there.Assuming they say all the usual bulls*it, bright future blah, blah, then he has to be backed, as any Aston Villa manager should be in his transfer dealings, any sign of penny pinching here and Randy will never recover from this.Assuming he is backed in the transfer window, then we have to win games with good performances, and be sniffing around the top 6 all season.AM will have to hit the ground running with results and performances as there will be no honeymoon period for manager or chairman on this one.I fear it is too much to ask, but stranger things have happened.
Quote from: Barney74 on June 16, 2011, 10:20:16 AMIf that fuckwit takes over at Villa Park I'm following Accrington StanleyAccrington Stanley??? Who are they?
Quote from: cdward on June 16, 2011, 10:32:55 AMI look forward to Randys explanation of why he and his team think AM is the best man for the job, and also what plans they have to make this apppointment a success, and i will take it from there.Assuming they say all the usual bulls*it, bright future blah, blah, then he has to be backed, as any Aston Villa manager should be in his transfer dealings, any sign of penny pinching here and Randy will never recover from this.Assuming he is backed in the transfer window, then we have to win games with good performances, and be sniffing around the top 6 all season.AM will have to hit the ground running with results and performances as there will be no honeymoon period for manager or chairman on this one.I fear it is too much to ask, but stranger things have happened.I think you'll be waiting a bloody long time.
I'm a Villa season ticket holder and supporter and I always will be, but the board have lost my support.
I've decided to spin AM's record in my head in order to get onside. In three and a half seasons he managed to get Blose to their highest ever league finish (I think) and got them to win their first major trophy in a Wembley final. This is despite working for Gollivan and the crowd from Hong Kong. That, sort of, gives me a glimmer of hope.It seems he has a very good relationship already with Randy, so, who knows, with stability, a game plan and ambitious financial backing AM just might produce the goods. His transfer kitty and subsequent squad building will be very interesting.On a final note, I certainly admire AM's bottle and desire to take the job on. He knows the challenge ahead and all it entails - if we get behind him it just could be a better season than we imagine. I'm forever the optimist: if we get in the right quality of signings we can make another assault on the top six.
1. Front up the fans. The last thing they should do is hide away and limit themselves to press conferences and club statements. In a past life I ran a call centre and when doing training I always said "If someone wants to complain - let them!" They'll get angrier if you try to tell them they're wrong and it's therapeutic to be able to get it off your chest. So arrange some kind of fans forum and have AM there to explain his ideas, what he plans to do and answer our questions and doubts. This will show he's a strong and honourable man and start the him on the road to actually being liked.
the fact he still wants to be our manager suggests he is really hungry for it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Or just like the majority of managers and players - greedy