Ha ha ha. Grendull leading the Mowbray out calls. How the worm has turned. After he was appointed I said he was a league one standard manager pointing out that he's had to drop a league so he can rebuild his career after being sacked for which you berated and mocked me declaring I was an idiot who didn't have a clue (although not putting it as nicely as that) and now you're saying he isn't either that good. What a band wagon jumper you are.
The truth is that there are no cracks to deepen. He inherited a shitfest and he's still rebuilding. Our early season form will probably end up flattering us come the end of the season but our progress will be clearly measurable and keeping hold of TM is key to keeping that progress moving forward whether we get in the playoffs of not. If we don't go up this season so what, nobody really expected it or believed it possible pre season. His progress can only be measured over a complete season not ten matches at a time.
So grow up and get over yourself.
Football ultimately is a unique industry. The loyalty factor both ways is zero.
Mowbray actually has now accumulated an almost identical points ratio as Pressley did at the same time at Sixfields. It's slightly more but factor in the poor crowds and points deduction factor and it's telling.
If we had won every game he'd probably get an offer and leave - as I say loyalty factors are not relevant here.
The club has to make a very simple decision. In it's judgement can we make a promotion push better with him or without him. It's that simple.
He's been given reasonable backing.
His performance as a manager over the last 11 games have been poor.
Make no mistake. This is the only chance we have of promotion.
He is blowing it. I'm amazed at his decision to sign Cole (the signing of the season according to you), Bigiamara - who is a Kevin Thornton in the making - and Hunt. Bad choices.
So he gets his act together or he goes.
