Brian: The right decision?

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Have the club done the right thing to sack Brian today?

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No
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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by floyd__streete » 24 Jul 2013 13:10

Maguire Why are they now trawling Twitter trying to find ammunition to fire at him now he's in a completely new job?


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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Ian Royal » 24 Jul 2013 18:13

Maguire I really, really don't understand it. These morons must have cheered Brian like a hero when we went on our cup runs, when we got to the p/o final, and when we stormed to the league title.

Why are they now trawling Twitter trying to find ammunition to fire at him now he's in a completely new job?

Personally I'd like to see him do well at Leeds, though not at our expense obviously.

I find it a little depressing that he appears to be signing up fukwits like Mills though.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by RoyallyFcuked » 24 Jul 2013 19:19

Ian Royal I find it a little depressing that he appears to be signing up fukwits like Mills though.


I liked Matt Mills when he was with us. He was probably our best player in 2010-11. He only left to join a bigger club which at the time, looked like it had a better chance of promotion. Obviously it didn't turn out that way, but Leicester is also his hometown club. Not to mention he would have got a pay rise.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by NewCorkSeth » 24 Jul 2013 19:23

He didnt like you when he was with us

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by West Stand Man » 24 Jul 2013 19:41

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Ian Royal I find it a little depressing that he appears to be signing up fukwits like Mills though.


I liked Matt Mills when he was with us. He was probably our best player in 2010-11. He only left to join a bigger club which at the time, looked like it had a better chance of promotion. Obviously it didn't turn out that way, but Leicester is also his hometown club. Not to mention he would have got a pay rise.



Is Leicester really his hometown club? He was born there but grew up in Cricklade ( went to school in Purton).


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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by West Stand Man » 24 Jul 2013 19:43

ps. How long after Brian McD's departure can we stop this post? It is a bit of a stale subject now.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by creative_username_1 » 24 Jul 2013 19:47

this thread can run on the whole season....depends who does better out of us and Leeds etc

I'd suggest people start positioning themselves now and make statements that cover themselves whichever way it turns out

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Man Friday » 24 Jul 2013 19:53

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Absolutely correct, people need to remember what he did for us, and give him the respect he deserves, but I still believe it was the right decision to replace him, and had we acted sooner it might have given us a better shout at staying up....

Not supported by the facts of course. Fewer points per game under Nige than Bri.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by windermere_royal » 24 Jul 2013 19:54

creative_username_1 this thread can run on the whole season....depends who does better out of us and Leeds etc

I'd suggest people start positioning themselves now and make statements that cover themselves whichever way it turns out


well if that's the case maybe its for the OP to re-name the thread, months down the road its turned into a Leeds vs Reading thread


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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Hoop Blah » 24 Jul 2013 21:25

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sandman They just have no respect and it's a shame as it's not just the things he did as manager but all he did off the pitch in over a decade.


Absolutely correct, people need to remember what he did for us, and give him the respect he deserves, but I still believe it was the right decision to replace him, and had we acted sooner it might have given us a better shout at staying up....

Not supported by the facts of course. Fewer points per game under Nige than Bri.


Which of course doesn't take into account the run of fixtures or the attempt at changing the way the team played. If he'd had a chance to make the same changes a few months before and then had the run of six pointers we got the square root of naff all from under McDermott, we may well have stayed up.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Hoop Blah » 24 Jul 2013 21:29

Maguire I really, really don't understand it. These morons must have cheered Brian like a hero when we went on our cup runs, when we got to the p/o final, and when we stormed to the league title.

Why are they now trawling Twitter trying to find ammunition to fire at him now he's in a completely new job?


I see it more as an overreaction to the emotional defence of McDermott's car crash of a season and the suggestion from his apologists that he didn't deserve to lose his job due to his mis-management.

I've still got total respect for the job McDermott has done for the club over many years, but once he took the top job his days were numbered and he had to be judged as any other manager would be which ultimately means he got the elbow.

It's all pretty sad though.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by KC Royal » 24 Jul 2013 22:09

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Maguire I really, really don't understand it. These morons must have cheered Brian like a hero when we went on our cup runs, when we got to the p/o final, and when we stormed to the league title.

Why are they now trawling Twitter trying to find ammunition to fire at him now he's in a completely new job?

Personally I'd like to see him do well at Leeds, though not at our expense obviously.


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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Man Friday » 24 Jul 2013 22:48

Hoop Blah Which of course doesn't take into account the run of fixtures or the attempt at changing the way the team played. If he'd had a chance to make the same changes a few months before and then had the run of six pointers we got the square root of naff all from under McDermott, we may well have stayed up.

And if my Aunt was called Bert, she'd be my uncle.


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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Hoop Blah » 24 Jul 2013 23:36

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Hoop Blah Which of course doesn't take into account the run of fixtures or the attempt at changing the way the team played. If he'd had a chance to make the same changes a few months before and then had the run of six pointers we got the square root of naff all from under McDermott, we may well have stayed up.

And if my Aunt was called Bert, she'd be my uncle.


Exactly.

But to say the facts don't support the argument that we might've stayed up had the same change been made earlier is rubbish because you can't show the facts for the scenario above which never happens. It's a pointless rebuttal to a pointless comparison.

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by melonhead » 25 Jul 2013 02:19

It's almost like this whole thread, indeed this whole forum is pointless

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by thirtyyarder » 25 Jul 2013 04:23

melonhead It's almost like this whole thread, indeed this whole forum is pointless


Mind blow thread please

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by CrispyRoyal » 25 Jul 2013 13:08

melonhead It's almost like this whole thread, indeed this whole forum is pointless



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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by creative_username_1 » 25 Jul 2013 17:49

melonhead this whole forum is pointless


just FOAD m8

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by Maguire » 25 Jul 2013 17:56

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Maguire I really, really don't understand it. These morons must have cheered Brian like a hero when we went on our cup runs, when we got to the p/o final, and when we stormed to the league title.

Why are they now trawling Twitter trying to find ammunition to fire at him now he's in a completely new job?


I see it more as an overreaction to the emotional defence of McDermott's car crash of a season and the suggestion from his apologists that he didn't deserve to lose his job due to his mis-management


Yeah, it was definitely that way round :roll:

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Re: Brian: The right decision?

by RoyallyFcuked » 25 Jul 2013 20:40

NewCorkSeth He didnt like you when he was with us


No one likes you though. So fcuk off newbie

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