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Mucca Mad Boys

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We finish 6 points off (either) Top 6, automatic promotion or safety.

Who do we blame; Thorn, Shaw or Robins?
 

We'll_live_and_die

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Waggot and Fisher.

Why give an inept manager who they (rightly) had no faith in a whole pre season to build a squad only to sack him three games in.

It's not Thorns fault he is a shite manager.
 

lordsummerisle

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Waggot and Fisher.

Why give an inept manager who they (rightly) had no faith in a whole pre season to build a squad only to sack him three games in.

It's not Thorns fault he is a shite manager.

He should have been sacked a year ago, but if he'd been sacked at the end of the season, and another manager had signed the same players that Thorn has then many on here would have been complaining:

"If we'd kept Thorn with these resources he'd have got much better players than this dross, he's a top scout, we'd be flying at the top of the League now"
 

We'll_live_and_die

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He should have been sacked a year ago, but if he'd been sacked at the end of the season, and another manager had signed the same players that Thorn has then many on here would have been complaining:

"If we'd kept Thorn with these resources he'd have got much better players than this dross, he's a top scout, we'd be flying at the top of the League now"


Someone call the Nurse or Jimmy Saville, we have an escapee.
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scroobiustom

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foreigners - coming over here and taking all our jobs :facepalm:
 

Ash

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You certainly don't blame Thorn or Shaw, although it was a pretty disastrous start to the season it has still left us with enough time to turn it around and head in the right direction. At this rate I'd be very disappointed if we didn't at least challenge for the top 6, the blame then would lie solely with Robins and the players!
 

Mary_Mungo_Midge

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The French. I blame them for everything.

So, my list of culpability would be: 1) The French 2) Waggott 3) Ian Wallace

Not too sure what the ginger Scotsman's got to do with anything, but it's evidently knock-an-ex-player day
 

oldskyblue58

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i blame it on the boogie ......... never could dance :facepalm:
 

shy_tall_knight

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Thorne cannot escape the blame even after he has left. Look at the evidence

Malaga - transfer listed
Reece Brown - need I say more
Kilbane - as good as transfer listed
Barton - has been awful

Fleck looks a good one, jury still out on Elliot Edge and Jennings. Ball has also done well recently.

What Thorne left us with was a squad with no pace, a team with no direction tactics or confidence. The Bury capitualation is all the evidence you need that he was steering us nowhere.
 

Moff

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The French. I blame them for everything.

So, my list of culpability would be: 1) The French 2) Waggott 3) Ian Wallace

Not too sure what the ginger Scotsman's got to do with anything, but it's evidently knock-an-ex-player day

Come on, as if the Germans wouldnt be on the list as well is just wrong!

I also blame those utter numbnuts from Sunderland.....oh no thats for something else :whistle:
 

skyblueman

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The French. I blame them for everything.

So, my list of culpability would be: 1) The French 2) Waggott 3) Ian Wallace

Not too sure what the ginger Scotsman's got to do with anything, but it's evidently knock-an-ex-player day

On reflection anyone Ginger has to take full responsibility
 

Astute

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I would blame Grendel. His negativity is spreading to our players
 

covcity4life

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6b points off top? surely we would congratulate waggot and fisher unless you beleive thorn is just as capable a manager as robins is?
 

RichieGunns

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I have to agree with CC4L...

Surely being 6 points off playoffs is something to celebrate! I mean it's an achievement, not something to use as an excuse to point the finger. Hasn't there been enough of that over the past few years...

Of course, just because I can...I blame Orange Ken lol
 

Ash

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I think at this relatively early stage of the season it would seem like a lack of ambition to be happy with finishing 6 points outside of the top 6, but that's just my opinion.
 

skyblueman

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Anything less than play-off's will still be a failure and willl have more drastic consequences for the club - it will be massive achievement getting there now though after the dreadful start so far
 

Mucca Mad Boys

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Thorne cannot escape the blame even after he has left. Look at the evidence

Malaga - transfer listed
Reece Brown - need I say more
Kilbane - as good as transfer listed
Barton - has been awful

Fleck looks a good one, jury still out on Elliot Edge and Jennings. Ball has also done well recently.

What Thorne left us with was a squad with no pace, a team with no direction tactics or confidence. The Bury capitualation is all the evidence you need that he was steering us nowhere.

Barton hasn't been that bad, Jennings has looked good, Edj, hit n miss, adapting to England though, Elliott has been ok, jury is out (as you said).
 
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dongonzalos

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We finish 6 points off (either) Top 6, automatic promotion or safety.

Who do we blame; Thorn, Shaw or Robins?

TF, his Wag and the board for one of the below reasons depending on your view point

1) sacking a manager after three games in a squad containing 9 news signings who had drew 3 league matches. The first away from home. The second against the league favourites the third in which for 45 mins you saw what the team could do. Then they had a bad 45 minutes.

2) not sacking the manager at the end of last season. Backing him but then not backing him. If he was going to be sacked. Don't let him pick the new squad. 9 of these players signed for him so they wanted to play for him.

3) sacking the manager was right but taking 4 league matches to get a new one in place! As above 9 of these players signed for AT. Probably most of the others liked him. If he was to be sacked the new man needed to be in place straight away.
Otherwise don't sack him till you are ready. Do some discrete enquiries with Ince Wise Robins.
Then minimal dustuption when it happens.

To blame AT, is to agree with judging a bloke on 3 games, I personally think this is farcical.

To blame Shaw, he was not the man to pick up players who were annoyed that the bloke they signed for was gone after 3 matches. Shaw was not properly in charge so all the uncertainty meant 4 defeats.

To blame Robins would be harsh, he has IMO inherited one of the best squads in this league. Granted he has made 3 signings, however it is still not his squad.

He needs to go through the rest of this season with only 5-7 defeats.

I think it is do-able with this squad. However if he falls 6 points short, you couldnt fault him really.

Not his squad, 4 defeats and 3 draws before he was on the scene.

Hopefully he gets time and farcical merry go round stops for a while.
 
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lordsummerisle

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TF, his Wag and the board for one of the below reasons depending on your view point

1) sacking a manager after three games in a squad containing 9 news signings who had drew 3 league matches. The first away from home. The second against the league favourites the third in which for 45 mins you saw what the team could do. Then they had a bad 45 minutes.

2) not sacking the manager at the end of last season. Backing him but then not backing him. If he was going to be sacked. Don't let him pick the new squad. 9 of these players signed for him so they wanted to play for him.

3) sacking the manager was right but taking 4 league matches to get a new one in place! As above 9 of these players signed for AT. Probably most of the others liked him. If he was to be sacked the new man needed to be in place straight away.
Otherwise don't sack him till you are ready. Do some discrete enquiries with Ince Wise Robins.
Then minimal dustuption when it happens.

To blame AT, is to agree with judging a bloke on 3 games, I personally think this is farcical.

To blame Shaw, he was not the man to pick up players who were annoyed that the bloke they signed for was gone after 3 matches. Shaw was not properly in charge so all the uncertainty meant 4 defeats.

To blame Robins would be harsh, he has IMO inherited one of the best squads in this league. Granted he has made 3 signings, however it is still not his squad.

He needs to go through the rest of this season with only 5-7 defeats.

I think it is do-able with this squad. However if he falls 6 points short, you couldnt fault him really.

Not his squad, 4 defeats and 3 draws before he was on the scene.

Hopefully he gets time and farcical merry go round stops for a while.

Fucking hell, let it go.

He was judged on 60 games, not three, and to try and make something good out the three draws we had at the start of the season is just farcial.
 

dongonzalos

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fecking hell, let it go.

He was judged on 60 games, not three, and to try and make something good out the three draws we had at the start of the season is just farcial.

Have a read, 3 options on there.

Don't sack thorn after 3 games
Sack thorn at end of last season
Sack thorn when they did but have new man ready.
 

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