AT speaks (6 Viewers)

@richh87 said:

Yeah, I certainly seem to be in the minority on that opinion Wingy. Maybe i'm expecting too much of them. I just thought that their play in the final third was a bit amatuerish.

I remember lots of simple passes down the wings by them being sliced out of play which i'd never seen so much of in a professional game.

I hope the rest of the league play at their level.

I came away feeling like we'd lost, but if we beat Sheff Utd (which I don't think we will) then i'll forgive yesterday.

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Otis said:

No, but you say 'hard-earned point' and 'we battled to the end' and 'we're pleased with the draw.'

If you are abysmal and should have clearly lost the game you don't come out and say you should have won the game.

I find with AT's post match interviews its almost as though he's at a different game to everyone else.

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psgm1 said:

Thorn has built a squad specifically designed for hoofball. Why else was pretty much all his signings over 6ft?

Elliott has been a MASSIVE and I mean MASSIVE poor choice. Any striker who consistently scores less than 1 in 10 is NOT a player for this league.

I just cannot honestly see where the goals required are going to come from to stay up yet alone challenge. Even if Cody gets 20+ (which I have doubts but give the benefit of the doubt); even to survive in this league a team is going to need 65 goals, with a +25 goal tally (approx). Where are the other 40 goals coming from? Certainly not fleck, Elliott, Sheffers, Ball or indeed any other players.

What if Cody is injured? What if he has ANOTHER poor season? It's NOT impossible!

Thorn has taken a very high rich strategy. Yeovuil have always been at the lower end of this league, and they outplayed city in both possession and shots on goal.

Whilst Yeovil missed their chances other teams will not. And at this rate, it wouldn't take very long before they are propping up the league for the SECOND time under Thorn.

As a man I like Thorm, but I also like my grandad, but I wouldn't expect him to run Coventry city either!

Considering his time in and around football, surely Thorn should have picked up SOME tactical appreciation?

There is a reason why since retiring in 1998 he NEVER tried to be a manager - he himself knew he didn't have it in him. Not everyone does after all!

Unfortunately he is dragging the team down with him.

As a scout you can tell after a few games if someone is up to it or not (in most cases just one). So the argument that you need more games just doesn't fly for me - bearing in mind he had an entire season!

No sorry but Thorn has had his chances, and has had more than his fair share of support. Now its time to draw a line on the least successful managerial career in the history of Cov City, and either promote from within, or obtain a manager who knows what he is doing.

Thorn MUST go before too much damage is done. We can recover from 1 or 2, but 10? or worse 20? Very difficult for ANYONE!

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