Nick
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Why is it morally wrong?
a very vocal minority thankfully. There is that at least, seeing how many see this as morally wrong.
He's not alone though, there's a lot on here who were saying it without saying it now acting surprised.tbh you have your doubts about everything, one minute saying we should give him until Christmas, then saying we’re going down.
Playing like this no I don’t. I’ve also said the responsibility for it is shared between players, manager and owner.
Do feel free to point out where I called for the manager’s head though. I hold these players more responsible but they can’t be sacked.
a very vocal minority thankfully. There is that at least, seeing how many see this as morally wrong.
I don’t see how these things are mutually exclusive. I can think we’re on for a relegation battle while also supporting the manager to get us out of it.He's not alone though, there's a lot on here who were saying it without saying it now acting surprised.
He's not alone though, there's a lot on here who were saying it without saying it now acting surprised.
Maybe Robins wanted to leave and getting sacked got him a payout
I will laugh at people suggesting Doug King takes advice from web forums every single day of the yearI don’t see too much to laugh about today, maybe it’s just me.
He’s made mistakes. My bigger criticism has always been of the players and it was last night too.that’s the point, you were saying give him more time, but at the same time he’s going to get us relegated. Bit strange.
I'm split over the decision but come on be honest the football has been generally terrible.
Only 8.6% voted Robins out in the previous poll.l tbf. It was always a vocal minority and everyone I know is gutted he’s gone.Thankfully after seeing the backlash all over social media , the robins out brigade were genuinley a minority and most of our support isn't morally bankrupt
Robins kept the sisu model working. When robins decided to leave on his own accord we would be up shit creek as we were reliant on him.
Now at least we have a model that is sustainable wether you like it or not it's silly to say sisu days were better
I mean it doesn't matter, its not like anyone takes posts on this forum seriously. But there's a lot of fence straddlers in here.I don’t see how these things are mutually exclusive. I can think we’re on for a relegation battle while also supporting the manager to get us out of it.
I have always said Robins is a very odd manager in that he seems to work best under an unstable and difficult ownership base.
He seems better at motivating and galvanising players who are not established at the level they are used to operating in and a "all together mentality"
The players now have left. He clearly is struggling to galvanise the signings over the last two years. A lot has been spent on players who cannot even get in the team and very few will realise the purchase value at resale let alone make more to spend on new recruits.
Its pretty obvious he has run his course and the ideas are becoming less. I suspect he worked better with a lower league set up and cannot adjust to modern football models.
Timing is odd, statement not that respectful but such is football.
Obviously it doesn’t matter that much. Still it is a bit tiring to be misrepresented.I mean it doesn't matter, its not like anyone takes posts on this forum seriously. But there's a lot of fence straddlers in here.
I'm not a King fan but arguably if he hadn't come in we'd have sold Vik and Hamer in January of the PO final season to fund losses.Robins kept the sisu model working. When robins decided to leave on his own accord we would be up shit creek as we were reliant on him.
Now at least we have a model that is sustainable wether you like it or not it's silly to say sisu days were better
The timing is bizarre when we’d just won two games well. Would definitely suggest he’s been looking to do it for a while or that something happened last night that pushed it to breaking point.I’m convinced King had lined up to sack robins after the Luton game which we unexpectedly won
Rob gurney said that the wins against Luton and boro were an inconvenience to doug and he's probably rightI’m convinced King had lined up to sack robins after the Luton game which we unexpectedly won
You are being short sighted.Sustain what? No good sustaining being crap.
The club obviously monitors social media, and the constant shouty calls by a minority on here for Robins to go could easily have been misinterpreted as a groundswell of feeling among the fanbase.
Cheers guys.
The timing is bizarre when we’d just won two games well. Would definitely suggest he’s been looking to do it for a while or that something happened last night that pushed it to breaking point.
One thing I would add is things don’t have to be mutually exclusive and you’re either on the side of King or Robins.I have always said Robins is a very odd manager in that he seems to work best under an unstable and difficult ownership base.
He seems better at motivating and galvanising players who are not established at the level they are used to operating in and a "all together mentality"
The players now have left. He clearly is struggling to galvanise the signings over the last two years. A lot has been spent on players who cannot even get in the team and very few will realise the purchase value at resale let alone make more to spend on new recruits.
Its pretty obvious he has run his course and the ideas are becoming less. I suspect he worked better with a lower league set up and cannot adjust to modern football models.
Timing is odd, statement not that respectful but such is football.
The timing is bizarre when we’d just won two games well. Would definitely suggest he’s been looking to do it for a while or that something happened last night that pushed it to breaking point.
You are being short sighted.
We have a talented young squad on the pitch and off it we hire analysists etc plus sorting training facilities out.
We're in a good position to kick on now and perhaps a new manager will get the best out of the squad this season let alone long term?
Almost certainly why he was not granted Saturday’s game.Rob gurney said that the wins against Luton and boro were an inconvenience to doug and he's probably right
This is a genuine question, how do you sack somebody nicely?
We do need some signings but for me it's also a tactical issueThe squad will still have the same frailties I feel , it's more about personal than tactics for me .
We need some signings in January regardless
And text a sub back for nickIf you are reading this Doug and get your advice from us.
I think we should have a free SBT corporate area where we get unlimited beers, access to make substitutions and to spin on office chairs during the game.
Eh, i seem to get lumped in with people that are 'happy' about this. I'm definitely not happy, i want us to be good. Under Robins would have been nice, but i certainly wasn't happy with the shite i was watching either, it was actually quite depressing, not to be dramatic about football.Obviously it doesn’t matter that much. Still it is a bit tiring to be misrepresented.
My view was always that MR was a factor in the bad performances, just not the biggest one.
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