by Pepe the Horseman » 10 Jan 2024 22:11
by YorkshireRoyal99 » 11 Jan 2024 08:46
by Hendo » 11 Jan 2024 08:51
WestYorksRoyal I wouldn’t be too upset if he walked, but I'd be concerned by his replacement. Who their right mind would join us in our current state?
by Hound » 11 Jan 2024 09:18
YorkshireRoyal99 Had a degree of sympathy for our previous 2 managers and Selles for having to deal with circumstances that weren't done by themselves and they've suffered for, points deductions being the most obvious example.
by YorkshireRoyal99 » 11 Jan 2024 09:21
HoundYorkshireRoyal99 Had a degree of sympathy for our previous 2 managers and Selles for having to deal with circumstances that weren't done by themselves and they've suffered for, points deductions being the most obvious example.
Yeah. Whilst I don’t think any of them are especially good managers, it must be a real struggle in the circumstances.
Ince could have justifiably argued it was job done last year other than the points deduction.
by Snowflake Royal » 11 Jan 2024 09:53
WestYorksRoyal I wouldn’t be too upset if he walked, but I'd be concerned by his replacement. Who their right mind would join us in our current state?
by stealthpapes » 11 Jan 2024 12:13
SouthDownsRoyalJR Ruben’s interview with The Chronicle today suggests he’s not far from packing it in.
Getting nothing encouraging from the owner, losing his coaching team around him, having to front-up to the media for all the crap, etc.
No wonder he is mentally tired.
Just read it and yes he does sound pretty fed up and it’s understandable he’s in a pretty rubbish situation as a football manager
by MartinRdg » 11 Jan 2024 13:34
stealthpapesSouthDownsRoyalJR Ruben’s interview with The Chronicle today suggests he’s not far from packing it in.
Getting nothing encouraging from the owner, losing his coaching team around him, having to front-up to the media for all the crap, etc.
No wonder he is mentally tired.
Just read it and yes he does sound pretty fed up and it’s understandable he’s in a pretty rubbish situation as a football manager
Is there a link for this?
In any case, the best thing we have right now, in the absence of any alternatives, is for him to keep managing a young but improving team that is gelling together and starting to put points on the board.
And that is exactly what we're getting right now.
by stealthpapes » 11 Jan 2024 13:38
by Snowflake Royal » 11 Jan 2024 17:28
by Millsy » 13 Jan 2024 17:24
by andrew1957 » 13 Jan 2024 17:26
Millsy I've knocked Selles at every opportunity. Before he joined, preseason, from the first game, and now. Don't think he's a great manager.
But I have to say I'm impressed with his attitude. Poor fella has been doing a job sometimes unpaid, and the owner pissing all over him. Dreadful situation, poor chap.
Would absolutely love to see the guy do well here.
by Sutekh » 13 Jan 2024 17:30
andrew1957Millsy I've knocked Selles at every opportunity. Before he joined, preseason, from the first game, and now. Don't think he's a great manager.
But I have to say I'm impressed with his attitude. Poor fella has been doing a job sometimes unpaid, and the owner pissing all over him. Dreadful situation, poor chap.
Would absolutely love to see the guy do well here.
Agreed. He is coming over very well in his BBCRB interview. Tremendous honesty and I have changed my mind about him. If we still have a club I hope he is here next season now.
by Uke » 13 Jan 2024 18:13
Sutekhandrew1957Millsy I've knocked Selles at every opportunity. Before he joined, preseason, from the first game, and now. Don't think he's a great manager.
But I have to say I'm impressed with his attitude. Poor fella has been doing a job sometimes unpaid, and the owner pissing all over him. Dreadful situation, poor chap.
Would absolutely love to see the guy do well here.
Agreed. He is coming over very well in his BBCRB interview. Tremendous honesty and I have changed my mind about him. If we still have a club I hope he is here next season now.
Shows the club and Bowen up. MB really should have been the one answering the questions but Dai's "no comment" approach to running a club seems to flow down to the people where communication should be an important part of their job descriptions.
by Hound » 13 Jan 2024 18:20
by AthleticoSpizz » 13 Jan 2024 18:44
by WestYorksRoyal » 13 Jan 2024 18:48
by Mid Sussex Royal » 13 Jan 2024 19:32
by Sutekh » 13 Jan 2024 22:31
UkeSutekhandrew1957
Agreed. He is coming over very well in his BBCRB interview. Tremendous honesty and I have changed my mind about him. If we still have a club I hope he is here next season now.
Shows the club and Bowen up. MB really should have been the one answering the questions but Dai's "no comment" approach to running a club seems to flow down to the people where communication should be an important part of their job descriptions.
In the interview Selles said that he wanted to come out (for the interview!) and also made it clear that Bowen heard about the offers for Abbey and Holmes being accepted at the same time as Bowen.
by shadesrwrf » 14 Jan 2024 17:25
SutekhUkeSutekh
Shows the club and Bowen up. MB really should have been the one answering the questions but Dai's "no comment" approach to running a club seems to flow down to the people where communication should be an important part of their job descriptions.
In the interview Selles said that he wanted to come out (for the interview!) and also made it clear that Bowen heard about the offers for Abbey and Holmes being accepted at the same time as Bowen.
I also heard that Selles found out at the same time as Selles.
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