Officer Doofy Posted 15 June Posted 15 June We could genuinely save a lot of wasted time and sack him now whilst the new manager would have time to plan. Martin out
Dames Posted 15 June Posted 15 June I want to be early in this thread. Unless he manages back to back promotions and a top 10 Prem finish in his 3 years here he’s not the man.
Ian Nacho Posted 15 June Posted 15 June Thought about creating a thread named this but already is 2 weeks old 2
jayfox26 Posted 15 June Posted 15 June 3 year contract as well. Topkin have learnt nothing have they? He'll be on a decent wage as well and we'll fall back into the same trap of not being able to invest in the squad because we've spent millions sacking yet another useless manager. Getting 1 managerial appointment wrong can be unfortunate. Two in a row is incompetent. 3 in a row is ridiculous. 4 in a row is sabotage! 1
Groby_Blue Posted 15 June Posted 15 June I'll give him a chance. Right that's it, he's had his chance. GERRIMOUT 1
Sol thewall Bamba Posted 16 June Posted 16 June Will be fascinating to see where they turn to when he's sacked. He's really the perfect manager for the Nepo baby, a real mini me (if that's possible). When they have to sack him and move on from him I think that will be the point Rudkin calls it a day (after trying to leave twice and King Power begging him to stick around). 1
Brizzle Fox Posted 16 June Posted 16 June 3 hours ago, Sol thewall Bamba said: Will be fascinating to see where they turn to when he's sacked. He's really the perfect manager for the Nepo baby, a real mini me (if that's possible). When they have to sack him and move on from him I think that will be the point Rudkin calls it a day (after trying to leave twice and King Power begging him to stick around). They've still got Liam Manning to appoint then they'll probably have run out of Temu Pep Ball advocates. 1
Groby_Blue Posted 17 June Posted 17 June 19 hours ago, Brizzle Fox said: They've still got Liam Manning to appoint then they'll probably have run out of Temu Pep Ball advocates. And it they stick to project Southampton, Nathan Jones
CrazyKopCorner Posted 17 June Posted 17 June 7 minutes ago, Groby_Blue said: And it they stick to project Southampton, Nathan Jones I assume Laurie Mcmenemy's still available 2
TrentFox Posted 15 August Posted 15 August No! Sack the fecker - just for dressing like Man-at-Primark. That alone is reason enough. 1
James and his giant peach Posted 15 August Posted 15 August (edited) On 17/06/2026 at 08:41, Groby_Blue said: And it they stick to project Southampton, Nathan Jones Hassenhuttl (sp) Edited 15 August by James and his giant peach
Durnerz Posted 15 August Posted 15 August It’s almost like there’s someone above Martin, as there has been for every manager since Maresca, saying “don’t worry I’ll sort the football, you just make the excuses.” Same problems again and again with this terrible style.
accessory Posted 15 August Posted 15 August Paulo Sousa - the first manager of the King Power era - lasted just eleven games in charge before getting the push. On the evidence of his first two games, Martin must be in some danger of beating that record. 1
adamkhalifa Posted 15 August Posted 15 August How can senior management not see this happening. Seriously, went for pound shop Pep, over proven track record Challinor.
Pliskin Posted 16 August Posted 16 August My concern is that because are up for sale they will just **** this off and let him do what he wants until we’re sold. This season could get very ugly very quickly.
jayfox26 Posted 16 August Posted 16 August (edited) 42 minutes ago, Pliskin said: My concern is that because are up for sale they will just **** this off and let him do what he wants until we’re sold. This season could get very ugly very quickly. Dont think they can afford to do that. Nobody is buying us if we are mid-bottom of league 1. Edited 16 August by jayfox26 1
PhillippaT Posted 16 August Posted 16 August I'm a bit conflicted by this. Is he good enough? Probably not, but I doubt we can get anyone who is for the squad we currently have. The one lesson I'm taking away from yesterday's match, over and before any other, is that there was a damn good reason for why last years squad got us relegated to League One, and until we replace those who still aren't good enough, we're going to struggle. Bistric will hopfully help, but our defence is still pretty woeful, (JJ being the ONLY exception I see from yesterday's match) and that (especially thanks to Nelson's injury) is why we're going to struggle regardless of who manages us this season, IMHO. You could have the best tactics, but our players aren't good enough to keep the opposition out anyway, and don't help whoever's in goal behind them, though finding a keeper who isn't a bombscare with the ball would be a good idea, thanks 2
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