Quote from: passport1 on November 12, 2021, 09:53:39 AMI think that it's been reported this morning that he along with Cutler and Danks is staying.'Specialist set-piece coach Austin MacPhee, who also holds a senior position with the Scotland national team, and first-team coach Aaron Danks are likely to stay. Both of them were brought in by the club, rather than by Gerrard’s predecessor, Dean Smith'This would back up my theory as well as making me very, very fucking angry.
I think that it's been reported this morning that he along with Cutler and Danks is staying.'Specialist set-piece coach Austin MacPhee, who also holds a senior position with the Scotland national team, and first-team coach Aaron Danks are likely to stay. Both of them were brought in by the club, rather than by Gerrard’s predecessor, Dean Smith'
I'm very pleased Cuttler is staying, delighted in fact.I don't mind the others staying whilst Gerrard runs the rule over them to see if he thinks they'll fit in, but this is on the assumption that Beale is head coach of course.
I agree Nev, it looked to me like like Smith had been fatally undermined. He didn’t help himself of course, but it made it harder for him to turn things round.
I think that it's been reported this morning that he along with Cutler and Danks is staying.
I think keeping them on is a positive. If we've got big ambitions, we need a big team to help achieve them. As long as the Head Coach is strong enough to put his ideas forward, and take a lead, then I'm all for it.I'm not sure our failures can be put down to Danks and McPhee; Smith carried the can as the top man but Shakespeare must have played a big part.
Quote from: Drummond on November 12, 2021, 02:31:16 PMI think keeping them on is a positive. If we've got big ambitions, we need a big team to help achieve them. As long as the Head Coach is strong enough to put his ideas forward, and take a lead, then I'm all for it.I'm not sure our failures can be put down to Danks and McPhee; Smith carried the can as the top man but Shakespeare must have played a big part.Funny how things fall apart when Shakespeare is involved after a while.
Quote from: ozzjim on November 12, 2021, 02:33:53 PMQuote from: Drummond on November 12, 2021, 02:31:16 PMI think keeping them on is a positive. If we've got big ambitions, we need a big team to help achieve them. As long as the Head Coach is strong enough to put his ideas forward, and take a lead, then I'm all for it.I'm not sure our failures can be put down to Danks and McPhee; Smith carried the can as the top man but Shakespeare must have played a big part.Funny how things fall apart when Shakespeare is involved after a while. He is not where he eats, but where he is eaten.
Quote from: Risso on November 12, 2021, 08:59:27 AMI agree Nev, it looked to me like like Smith had been fatally undermined. He didn’t help himself of course, but it made it harder for him to turn things round.Well those of us who have recruited staff in our lives will know you sometimes get it wrong, and then find it I,possible to get rid of them once they’re in