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Bar Fatawu and Nelson the one's I've voted to leave will only leave on loans with us paying the majority of their wages because they will threaten to down tools if we force them to play in League One.
I'd still be amazed if we successfully managed to organise that shit sandwich though.
Dad's army it is. Shocker.
You just know the handful of potential assets we are left with are going to be kept out of the team by long past it ex-prem or nearly ran players.
What a heinous little club we are with this idiot child and his anal beads in charge.
It's more like KPFC to go out and get the manager no one wanted, within an acceptable time-frame (for a change), and then find that not only did no one want him, but no one wants to work with him either, not even his previous backroom staff. 🤡👍
We are managing to collect a band of the most lesson learning averse people ever compiled. Birds of a feather flock together I guess.
Also a full house in Southampton failure bingo.
I know. I had a momentary lapse of hope.
It is what should happen though.
This is probably too big a car wreck for Challinor, or any one man, alone.
We need a manager to take care of training and match day and a director of football to deal with the rotten culture and putting out all of the fires.
Yea, our situation is so dire that's it's just a necessary no-brainer to get someone in who understands the culture and what it takes to build it back up from scratch.
McCarron is too green for this assignment and we all know about Rudkin, so I guess I'm just clutching at straws in hopes we'd hire the right people that would allow us to move forward in spite of Top and Rudkin.
I've basically accepted that the only way is down until Top and Rudkin are gone, but it's the glimmer of hope that kills you.
Challinor with Pearson back as director of football would be a pleasant surprise. Two serious men in the building for the first time in 5+ years that combined would be capable of rebuilding the club.
That's probably our best case scenario right now.
I, for one, wait with baited breath to find out which mercenary or complacent old head is going to keep Aluko, Braybrooke, and, whichever other young talent we are lucky enough to keep, out of the team.
Whoever agrees to attempt to play tiki-taka football out of the options lying around on the floor at the end of July I expect.
Martin is probably their most ambitious attempt and the basket they will put all of their eggs in, but he will almost certainly be put off during the interview process and leave them floundering for another month plus. A la Enzo last year.
Everyone is still just on their scheduled breaks, aren't they? Well deserved time off they probably think.
Business as usual. No planning or anything happening. No emergency protocols, and certainly no communication.
Just continued rewards for continued failure. The same mistakes on repeat ad infinitum, until we go pop.
We're going to be the last team to hire a manager in the football league...