We'll beat SHA next month and everyone will love him.
Whichever way you look at it whoever the manager is one win in eleven gives the club owner at any club ample proof that he should make a change.
I've cooled down after last night when I felt he had to beat Preston to keep his job. I think he gets October to prove himself, 5 games. However if results have been really poor in the first 4, he has to go before Blues and we get someone in to get a reaction for that game.
I've cooled down after last night when I felt he had to beat Preston to keep his job. I think he gets October to prove himself, 5 games. However if results have been really poor in the first 4, he has to go before Blues and we get someone in to get a reaction for that game.[/quotQuote from: hoyle87 on September 28, 2016, 09:14:36 AMI've cooled down after last night when I felt he had to beat Preston to keep his job. I think he gets October to prove himself, 5 games. However if results have been really poor in the first 4, he has to go before Blues and we get someone in to get a reaction for that game.Imagine the fun and games if it were Rowett.
Decent managers have't been joining us for the past 7 seasons.Edit: I see we're now referencing one of greatest managers and his epic achievements as the straw to clutch at, seeing as we cannot mention Taylor any longer.Look at the facts; the same problem every other game. Why is the manager suddenly going to develop tactical know how in the next few weeks?I want him to succeed, but experience tells me that if will not.
The most critical thing for success imo is a settled side and the main reason he has failed. Maybe its all too much too soon and he has too many options but pick a bloody formation and style of play you want and damn well stick to it. Pick your best 11 players in their best positions and back them, even after a bad game. If someone comes on as a sub and does really well or does great in training, they come into your thinking but dont shoe horn them in because someone else had a bad game. 3 or 4 games playing badly and then maybe a spell on the sidelines but how can any of them get momentum built up they way things are?Jack has played number 10, wing and wide forward. Kodjia has played central striker on his own, part of a two, wide forward and winger. Adomah has only played twice and has played winger and bloody wing back. Dont even get me started on Bacuna who everytime he shows some promise he starts next week on a different corner of the pitch. The defence are going from a back 3 to 4 to 5 week in week out - its ludicrous and will cost him his job if he doesnt stop playing championship manager every week