The People's Hero Posted 23 September 2006 Posted 23 September 2006 How all those who after the 'amazing' 1-1 draw at 'amazingly amazing' Sunderland who dubbed us as having turned the corner and on the way to better things have now dissappeared. Come on Milan - we need you.
Thracian Posted 23 September 2006 Posted 23 September 2006 How all those who after the 'amazing' 1-1 draw at 'amazingly amazing' Sunderland who dubbed us as having turned the corner and on the way to better things have now dissappeared. Come on Milan - we need you. Even there we contrived a draw out of what many who went thought should have been a victory. But because he played "narrow" and gained what he considered to be success, he chose Hughes right midfield again and effectively repeated what was not really a success in any case but another under-achieving draw.
The People's Hero Posted 23 September 2006 Author Posted 23 September 2006 Even there we contrived a draw out of what many who went thought should have been a victory. But because he played "narrow" and gained what he considered to be success, he chose Hughes right midfield again and effectively repeated what was not really a success in any case but another under-achieving draw. You and I know that we should have been expecting a win from that game. The whole attitude and approach to the game from everyone at the club stinks. STINKS. Read that LCFC... you want to know why LCFC season tickets aren't being renewed... read here. SH IT~~
Ultra Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 How all those who after the 'amazing' 1-1 draw at 'amazingly amazing' Sunderland who dubbed us as having turned the corner and on the way to better things have now dissappeared. Come on Milan - we need you. Really???? The day Mandaric takes over our club is the day we should switch to Chelski or another big club! The FOXES would cease to be!
Maybes Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 Really???? The day Mandaric takes over our club is the day we should switch to Chelski or another big club! The FOXES would cease to be! MILAN would be a god send!
Ultra Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 MILAN would be a god send! Really?? Nothing in his record suggests he would be ANY help to us in our current predicament!
Manwell Pablo Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 Really???? The day Mandaric takes over our club is the day we should switch to Chelski or another big club! The FOXES would cease to be! No, the day this club goes bust is the day the foxes cease to be. As I have said to you before we don't have enough loyal fans to exist in League One, something TNBD has also admitted. Explain to me how Portsmouth ceased to exist after Mandaric took them over because it looks a lot like they have prospered to me. I hate the bloke, and I was against he's take over just on those grounds, however I've got to the stage where I don't actually care now. He may be an arse hole but at least he has some business sense, some capital and the right attitude to drive us forward. Why should we be loyal to the current board because they are city fans? The way they are going it seems increasingly likely tha all t they all they ever will achieve is postponement of our liquadation by two years. I see you and others sucking up to RK one week when we draw against Sunderland and calling for his head the next with a draw against Colchester who you going to bring in? We can't afford any one in emploment so they're going to have to be free agents. Why are we getting rid of him, I though he was a "motivater" We were all calling for him to be given a full time contract now I'm afraid we should live with it, he's only been in the job five minutes. He's not even the problem...... there a few people who could do much better with the current reasources. This clubs in deep shit and it needs saving.
reynard Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 No, the day this club goes bust is the day the foxes cease to be. As I have said to you before we don't have enough loyal fans to exist in League One, something TNBD has also admitted. Explain to me how Portsmouth ceased to exist after Mandaric took them over because it looks a lot like they have prospered to me. I hate the bloke, and I was against he's take over just on those grounds, however I've got to the stage where I don't actually care now. He may be an arse hole but at least he has some business sense, some capital and the right attitude to drive us forward. Why should we be loyal to the current board because they are city fans? The way they are going it seems increasingly likely tha all t they all they ever will achieve is postponement of our liquadation by two years. I see you and others sucking up to RK one week when we draw against Sunderland and calling for his head the next with a draw against Colchester who you going to bring in? We can't afford any one in emploment so they're going to have to be free agents. Why are we getting rid of him, I though he was a "motivater" We were all calling for him to be given a full time contract now I'm afraid we should live with it, he's only been in the job five minutes. He's not even the problem...... there a few people who could do much better with the current reasources. This clubs in deep shit and it needs saving. Agree. at the current time which of our fans would not want to swap places with portsmouth
The People's Hero Posted 24 September 2006 Author Posted 24 September 2006 It is unlikely Pompey would have been promoted that year without Mandaric. Since then they have attracted further investment are are an established premiership side. What exactly did Mandaric do to damage Portsmouth?
Suffolk_fox Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 It is plain to see that it is the Board AND the Manager who are at fault. The board are unambitious, we need someone who can and will inject cash RK, much as I appreciate him saving us last season seems to be out of his depth doing this job on a daily basis. Remember our form at the end of the season, when we were safe? With the same players? Seems like a motivational problem to me really. All we have in RK is a man who can snatch draws and the odd victory, not to develop the club. He is not experienced enough, you can't argue with that! With a new board, even Mandaric, you will attract a better, more experienced manager.
l444ry Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 The current squad of players, including the youth, are simply not good enough. I really can't understand why so many on here have opinions that sway like reeds in the wind. When Rob Kelly was appointed we actually needed a manager with experience and contacts who could have shipped this lot out and started again. If he is dismissed so that the Board can protect their scrawny backs, what decent manager would want to work with this failed bunch, who collectively got Kelly the sack?
Suffolk_fox Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 The current squad of players, including the youth, are simply not good enough. I really can't understand why so many on here have opinions that sway like reeds in the wind. When Rob Kelly was appointed we actually needed a manager with experience and contacts who could have shipped this lot out and started again. If he is dismissed so that the Board can protect their scrawny backs, what decent manager would want to work with this failed bunch, who collectively got Kelly the sack? Sorry l444ry, I disagree. I think we DO have good players here, some bad ones do need shipping out but on the whole, we have a talented squad. Negative tactics, bizarre substitutions, average of 1 point per match -remind you of another manager we have had in our recent past? Any manager with a grain of sense and some experience of this level could do wonders with what we have here. But we also need a board with some money and a spine at least.
The People's Hero Posted 24 September 2006 Author Posted 24 September 2006 The current squad of players, including the youth, are simply not good enough. I really can't understand why so many on here have opinions that sway like reeds in the wind. When Rob Kelly was appointed we actually needed a manager with experience and contacts who could have shipped this lot out and started again. If he is dismissed so that the Board can protect their scrawny backs, what decent manager would want to work with this failed bunch, who collectively got Kelly the sack? Spot on. I was criticised for many people for not getting carried away by the point away at Sunderland. Apparently we had turned the corner then and it was only me who was refusing to see it... Obviously the squad was motivated for that game by the press etc and just showed a bit of professional pride and passion for once. RK has a complete inability to bring this out of our squad. You could have the best squad in this division, but if you can't motivate them.. you're screwed. RK - the writing is on the wall.
Vo Rogue Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 Spot on. I was criticised for many people for not getting carried away by the point away at Sunderland. Apparently we had turned the corner then and it was only me who was refusing to see it... Obviously the squad was motivated for that game by the press etc and just showed a bit of professional pride and passion for once. RK has a complete inability to bring this out of our squad. You could have the best squad in this division, but if you can't motivate them.. you're screwed. RK - the writing is on the wall. At Sunderland the team were up for it from the start. It was clear to see. Yesterday for once I decided to see the preliminaries at 2.15pm and bypass a beer, pre-game. I said to my mate there was a lethargy, like out for a non important Sunday 35s game, and our idea to take evens about Leicester after the Sunderland game was in serious trouble. Lack of Motivation in the team seems to be the problem. Each 3 points is just as important as any other. But the lack of sorting out individuals in our team and getting the best out of them every time seems a far impossible task for Mr Kelly. Play people who want to win for us rather than people seeing out there careers like Johnson and you will be far better off. I dont care if theyre 30 or 17. People who are committed to the cause and know what we have to do, make scoring opportunities,score goals and win games. Get motivating Rob! From now on I will av a beer pregame and ome out at 5 to 3. And I will never bet on Leicester until they grow some balls and are made of much tougher stuff.
l444ry Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 Sorry l444ry, I disagree. I think we DO have good players here, some bad ones do need shipping out but on the whole, we have a talented squad. Negative tactics, bizarre substitutions, average of 1 point per match -remind you of another manager we have had in our recent past? Any manager with a grain of sense and some experience of this level could do wonders with what we have here. But we also need a board with some money and a spine at least. Appreciate your view Suffolk, it's just that in over 40 years of supporting this club I cannot recall a worse set of players. Not one of this lot would make the best 100 in my book. The so-called better players only look decent because the rest are overpaid time wasters.
Daggers Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 I give up. That's you and the squad then...just RK and the board to go for a full set
Floating Fox Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 Really?? Nothing in his record suggests he would be ANY help to us in our current predicament! So he didnt take Portsmouth from the bottom of the chamionship to the top of the premiership?
shen Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 How all those who after the 'amazing' 1-1 draw at 'amazingly amazing' Sunderland who dubbed us as having turned the corner and on the way to better things have now dissappeared. Come on Milan - we need you. I fail to see the funny side... <_<
lcfc_jme Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 I fail to see the funny side... <_< I have a feeling it's frustrated sarcasm. Nobody finds anything about the club's current situation funny, most people are wondering when to cross over the line from angry/worried to panic and crisis mode.
shen Posted 24 September 2006 Posted 24 September 2006 I have a feeling it's frustrated sarcasm. Nobody finds anything about the club's current situation funny, most people are wondering when to cross over the line from angry/worried to panic and crisis mode. The difference is that the situation under Levein was clearly a joke. Now since RK has taken over, and turned last season around, he's virtually used all our options, it's bloody hard to see a bright side to it all. The only positive thing so far is that we're (still) above the relegation zone and that MON's coming back...
The People's Hero Posted 24 September 2006 Author Posted 24 September 2006 I fail to see the funny side... <_< I just posed a question to those who were keen to stick it to me after we gained an 'amazing' point at Sunderland (who got stuffed by Ipswich this week) 'We've turned the corner' they cried. We then held the mighty Colchester to a goalless draw at home. That'd be both you AND I failing to see the funny side then.
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