by Percy's Rocket » 13 Dec 2014 18:21
by RoyalBlue » 13 Dec 2014 18:21
semtex1871 What do you think Atkins could do differently?
It's too easy to call for the manager to be sacked, but surely the players have to take responsibly. These players should be doing better than they are, regardless of who the manager is.
There has never been a manager who applies for a job and asks for minimal funds to spend, the club to be on the brink of going bust and the chairman & DOF to be fucking useless as conditions of him taking the job. I don't care who was in this role, they would not have done any better. Fact.
We should field the U21s team for our next match, with the 1st team as ball boys.
You lot calling for the manager to be sacked are really not helping the situation. How about #HammondOut or #MadejskiOut? Them pcunts are the real villains here.....
Percy's Rocket I have always thought that appointing Adkins was pointless at the time because it was no step forward from what Brian could potentially do but now it is taking us backwards and downwards. Is this not obvious to the owners. Is there any way Pulls just might be persuaded by the fact that we would be a relatively short commute ?
by The Prisoner » 13 Dec 2014 18:22
by Armadillo Roadkill » 13 Dec 2014 18:22
by John Madejski's Wallet » 13 Dec 2014 18:23
semtex1871 What do you think Atkins could do differently?
It's too easy to call for the manager to be sacked, but surely the players have to take responsibly. These players should be doing better than they are, regardless of who the manager is..
by Froomes » 13 Dec 2014 18:29
semtex1871 I don't care who was in this role, they would not have done any better. Fact.
by RoyalBlue » 13 Dec 2014 18:33
John Madejski's Walletsemtex1871 What do you think Atkins could do differently?
It's too easy to call for the manager to be sacked, but surely the players have to take responsibly. These players should be doing better than they are, regardless of who the manager is..
Maybe he should try actually being a decent man-manager, as that's what this squad are crying out for.
Its the kind of thing that the likes of Adkins & Brendan are sh't at. And why they struggle when things aren't going to their glorious plan
by RoyalBlue » 13 Dec 2014 18:34
Froomessemtex1871 I don't care who was in this role, they would not have done any better. Fact.
Your argument would hold more weight if Pearce hadn't won POTS under a different manager, thus clearly showing other managers can and have done better!
by under the tin » 13 Dec 2014 18:39
Armadillo Roadkill He was bothered. He tried to not let it show, but at one point in his interview with Dellor his frustration leaked out.
I thought Rodgers was great choice. then at some point it became clear it wasn't working out, and it was time for change.
I was hugely enthusiastic and supportive of McDermott. Then it finally became clear it was time for a change.
It feels that way now. In both the above cases, and now, it's the same mistake being made time after time, and a failure to recognise that need for change that spells the end.
I remember being at Sixfields years ago when Pardew was being questioned. That day Kevin Watson and John Solako started as new guys, and the whole style of play and almost the whole philosophy changed with them. Pardew saw what was going wrong and took steps to fix it quickly. Adkins is in grave danger of going the same was as Rodgers and McDermott - if you won't change a losing formula you lose your job.
It would be great shame, because I like him: he's an honourable man with a great track record and I believe he's sincere. But today's performance and result must mean he is effectively a dead man walking with only the slightest chance of a reprieve.
by Froomes » 13 Dec 2014 18:40
RoyalBlueFroomessemtex1871 I don't care who was in this role, they would not have done any better. Fact.
Your argument would hold more weight if Pearce hadn't won POTS under a different manager, thus clearly showing other managers can and have done better!
Or clearly showing that Pearce has had a severe drop off in form that any manager would struggle to turn around!
Could also be that Pearce was only able to perform so well/look so good because of who he had playing alongside him.
by Ian Herring » 13 Dec 2014 18:57
philly Birmingham fan in peace,but I wanted to make a couple of points.
Under Lee Clark, we were shambolic.
With Gary Rowett as manager, we've earned 14 points from 7 games. We are far from relegation fodder under his leadership.
Perhaps the positive for you today, is that you've seen the potential impact of a new, good manager.
Philly
by sandman » 13 Dec 2014 18:58
by paultheroyal » 13 Dec 2014 19:08
by BAM » 13 Dec 2014 19:10
by BraisingsteakRoyal » 13 Dec 2014 19:40
BAM I was resignedly somewhat philosophical during the actual disaster, but now I'm drunk and angry. I'm going to pay for a taxi to take me to the madstad and I'm going to do a poo in Adkin's parking space, put a little reading scarf around it and plant a little sign attached to a cocktail stick saying "FUKK OFF NIGE" in the crimped off bit. Then I'm going to McDonalds to have a hot chocolate. Anyone in?
by Man Friday » 13 Dec 2014 19:42
by Eaststandman » 13 Dec 2014 19:45
Man Friday The club won't sack him as it means spending money. He'll be here long after he's taken us down. Mark my words.
by Hoop Blah » 13 Dec 2014 20:23
John Madejski's Walletsemtex1871 What do you think Atkins could do differently?
It's too easy to call for the manager to be sacked, but surely the players have to take responsibly. These players should be doing better than they are, regardless of who the manager is..
Maybe he should try actually being a decent man-manager, as that's what this squad are crying out for.
Its the kind of thing that the likes of Adkins & Brendan are sh't at. And why they struggle when things aren't going to their glorious plan
by Royal Lady » 13 Dec 2014 20:31
by Pandoras Box » 13 Dec 2014 20:53
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