The fans start calling for the managers head...... (1 Viewer)

[SkyBlue123]

Adams was saying it as if Coventry's somehow noted for it, and as if it doesn't actually go on everywhere.​

Exactly, it happens at every club when results aren't going right.

 

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[Disorganised1]

The point was also made that 13 managers you'd have thought somewhere it would go right ~ unless the problem was elsewhere.

Total financial mismanagement would seem to be at the root of the problem, and once you start slipping it's hard to stop. SISU had the opportunity, they came in with a clean sheet ~ then the financial cruch came, and their shareholders wanted instant results. Instead of taking the view that sometimes you lose, they keep casting around for a quick win.

 

[Nonleagueherewecome]

If someone trying to manage has his hands tied then it can quite easily look like he is underachieving, when infact he is being prevented from doing his job correctly.

Hmm, I'll let you know how managing works out for me with one hand tied behind my back (broken collarbone, so as good as) when I go back to work..suffice to say that rather than expecting the sack for poor performance, I'm hoping that both my employers and customers are understanding. If anything, they will probably more considerate, and appreciate that I'm working under very difficult circumstances.

Of course, if some of the folk on here come into my business, they'll just openly mock me for being inept. "You knew what you were getting yourself into, coming to work with a broken collarbone, why are you even trying?", they'll say. My defence would be "At least I'm trying! And they hired me on the basis of having TWO working arms; you're judging me on only having one!"


My arm coming out of it's sling is obviously the equivalent to us getting bought and AT getting money to spend..only the former will actually happen at some point; the latter, sadly, I doubt.