Probably Presley for me.Answer the question when did we last sack a manager who didn’t deserve it?
He's guaranteed to play. He can do what he wants.How does that account for his appalling finishing?
Complete over reaction. Please revisit thread in the morning.One more game to see if the message sinks in with him and his stubbornness.
He's guaranteed to play. He can do what he wants.
Probably Presley for me.
It’s probably true he ran out of ideas in the end but had to also contend with all the garbage off the pitch which is still going on but he had to contend with points deductions/administrations/Northampton etcDisagree he had lost the players and the plot
It’s probably true he ran out of ideas in the end but had to also contend with all the garbage off the pitch which is still going on but he had to contend with points deductions/administrations/Northampton etc
One more game to see if the message sinks in with him and his stubbornness.
Confidence is shotHow does that account for his appalling finishing?
Confidence is shot
All correct decisions, that’s the price of being a football manager and using football talk it’s a results business. Should Robins be sacked ? Not yet imo but he’s treading a fine line.Peter Reid
Mickey Adams
Iain Dowie
Chris Coleman
Aidy Boothroyd
Andy Thorn
Steven Pressley
Tony Mowbray
Russell Slade
Which one of them shouldn’t have been sacked?
All correct decisions, that’s the price of being a football manager and using football talk it’s a results business. Should Robins be sacked ? Not yet imo but he’s treading a fine line.
Amazing how dumb some of the reactions are. Separate the immediate reaction to losing vs the bigger picture....the team is better than it has been for a long time. The last 2.5 performances (Wimbledon, Plymouth and 1st half today) have been good. Poor goals, not taking chances but let's not be dumb enough to demand a change of manager.
or his ego is too bigConfidence is shot
Wtf are you talking about? Did you watch the Plymouth performance? Or the Wimbledon performance? If you did you'd know the performance was good and the result not deserved.If you think it’s just based on results you’re sorely mistaken.
We we're better last time Robins was in Charge....and we were pretty shit then too!Amazing how dumb some of the reactions are. Separate the immediate reaction to losing vs the bigger picture....the team is better than it has been for a long time. The last 2.5 performances (Wimbledon, Plymouth and 1st half today) have been good. Poor goals, not taking chances but let's not be dumb enough to demand a change of manager.
Mowbray wasn’t sacked, he walked away knowing he’d done all he could.Peter Reid
Mickey Adams
Iain Dowie
Chris Coleman
Aidy Boothroyd
Andy Thorn
Steven Pressley
Tony Mowbray
Russell Slade
Which one of them shouldn’t have been sacked?
Over reaction would mean it was a one off.Complete over reaction. Please revisit thread in the morning.
Do we get points for effort?Wtf are you talking about? Did you watch the Plymouth performance? Or the Wimbledon performance? If you did you'd know the performance was good and the result not deserved.
Amazing how dumb some of the reactions are. Separate the immediate reaction to losing vs the bigger picture....the team is better than it has been for a long time. The last 2.5 performances (Wimbledon, Plymouth and 1st half today) have been good. Poor goals, not taking chances but let's not be dumb enough to demand a change of manager.
And are midtable after a promotionThe bigger picture is the fact we've won 3 in 16.
First half we had lots of possession but still looked clueless in the box, we pass it around like arsenal and take way too much time to get into their box so time after time we face 10 men waiting for our attack and we wonder why our forwards get fuck all! Having said that I cannot remember our team which such poor forward men
We played right into their hands today, toothless upfront and they easily absorbed our attacks. They then upped a gear in the first 10 mins and killed us off with two easy goals.Amazing how dumb some of the reactions are. Separate the immediate reaction to losing vs the bigger picture....the team is better than it has been for a long time. The last 2.5 performances (Wimbledon, Plymouth and 1st half today) have been good. Poor goals, not taking chances but let's not be dumb enough to demand a change of manager.
I was at those and the Scunthorpe one. It's like Gtoundhog day. The performance can't be classed as good enough if you don't take chances. He picks the team he picks the tactics and he is accountable.Wtf are you talking about? Did you watch the Plymouth performance? Or the Wimbledon performance? If you did you'd know the performance was good and the result not deserved.
We played so much in to their hands (assume you're saying they had a master plan?) that their manager changed formation after 30 minutes and they scored after a long hoof fwd for the second goal? If so that's some genius managementWe played right into their hands today, toothless upfront and they easily absorbed our attacks. They then upped a gear in the first 10 mins and killed us off with two easy goals.
Just too many snowflakes that get offended by emotion, mate.Over reaction would mean it was a one off.
I'm not saying he's not accountable. He said that himself. But there's a difference between being accountable and the solution being wholesale change (again)I was at those and the Scunthorpe one. It's like Gtoundhog day. The performance can't be classed as good enough if you don't take chances. He picks the team he picks the tactics and he is accountable.
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