Poll - Sherwood - got rid

[peter w]

No, not yet. Sacking managers in September sets a terrible precedent. Leave till November and have a look then. If we are doing badly and it doesn't look like it is improving then you know that in this league we won't be too far off the teams above. A new manager would have enough time to assess and have a look. I bet that david moyes would jump back for the job. He's had his 'break' from the glare and i think his time in Spain will have whetted his appetite again. So, i think the replacement is there.

[pauliewalnuts]

I just don't see it because the same pig headed decisions and bone headed moves keep repeating themselves. And what's worse is that he follows them up with a load of balls in the post match interview and the following pre match news conference. It's just getting harder and harder to take week after week.

One of my mates is a Newcastle fan, and, having listened to him talk about the Pardew era, it sounds very, very similar - the shit decisions followed by the pig headed refusal to even consider he might be in the wrong.

[villan from luton]

paulinewaltnuts, I know we won the game, but tell me what you thought that first half performance was like?

[pauliewalnuts]

paulinewaltnuts, I know we won the game, but tell me what you thought that first half performance was like?

What game are you talking about?

[pauliewalnuts]

If you mean the Small Heath game, the first half performance was one of the most limp, pathetic, shapeless, hopeless 45 minutes I've seen us play in a long time.

Truly abysmal. The suggestion from Sherwood that it was all part of a plan to be shit, make Blues look good, and get booed off at half time just marks out what a total bullshitter he is.

[adrenachrome]

I believe he will be here for the season, at least. As someone who did not want him appointed in the first place, I am not particularly pleased by the prospect, but we have to deal with the reality of the situation. Until we are sold, we are in a state of limbo. Timmah is or only hope to guide us across the dead sea. We must trust Timmah or fall by the wayside.

[Risso]

 "If we get out of this situation this season, we aren't going to be in it next year. Never. Because I will have the opportunity to build something and I won't let that happen again."

Bullshitter

[peter w]

I think the Leicester defeat has done for him. He was clearly suffering at the end, as we all were, and it took the defeat hard. Difference is its his job to get himself and the players to respond to that. We haven't we've just been flat. To be fair we may have raised our levels on Tuesday night when Jack came on, but they were not a good team. The players take their lead from the manager and if he has gone from Leicester to talking about trying to stay up, and 'it's not my fault'  two weeks later I'm starting to worry about a self-implosion.

[adrenachrome]

"If we get out of this situation this season, we aren't going to be in it next year. Never. Because I will have the opportunity to build something and I won't let that happen again."

Bullshitter

Blasphemers shall be smitten.

[villan from luton]

If you mean the Small Heath game, the first half performance was one of the most limp, pathetic, shapeless, hopeless 45 minutes I've seen us play in a long time.

Truly abysmal. The suggestion from Sherwood that it was all part of a plan to be shit, make Blues look good, and get booed off at half time just marks out what a total bullshitter he is.

Mr Woodall, what was I trying to say

[kippaxvilla2]

"If we get out of this situation this season, we aren't going to be in it next year. Never. Because I will have the opportunity to build something and I won't let that happen again."

Bullshitter

Isn't there a quote from him pre season saying we wouldn't be involved in another relegation battle?

[kippaxvilla2]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/article-3066602/Aston-Villa-won-t-fight-relegation-says-Tim-Sherwood.html

[Damo70]

Way to soon to talk of getting rid and makes us sound like Albion fans. Sherwood gets criticised for talking about avoiding relegation but if Pulis or Allardyce walked in the door tomorrow (and they have both been mentioned on this thread) you can bet those would be the first words out of their mouth. Then we come to the old who would we get/who would come question. Also, Sunderland with Advocaat  are proving a top manager alone doesn't solve everything. I can't see someone new coming in the door. If Sherwood isn't in charge come the end of the season I reckon it would be Wilkins.

[Ger Regan]

Way to soon to talk of getting rid and makes us sound like Albion fans. Sherwood gets criticised for talking about avoiding relegation but if Pulis or Allardyce walked in the door tomorrow (and they have both been mentioned on this thread) you can bet those would be the first words out of their mouth.

If that was even in the top ten reasons for getting rid for most then I'd be surprised. His ineptitude at management far outweighs his bellendry (which, admittedly, has grated from day one).

[villan from luton]

I have to say I like Tim Sherwood and want him to succeed at my beloved club. What I don't want is his cockernee bollox absolvomg everyone but him. He can do it v a shite small heath team and people will believe, different v a shite scouse mob