Samilktray Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 I can't actually start a post called SACK MANDARIC NOW!! Why would you want to? For all his messing with managers and the likes, he has done an awful lot for this club.
nickthefox Posted 10 February 2008 Author Posted 10 February 2008 When i saw this post i thought at first it was a joke.Dont be an idiot! You really think after all the instability this club has gone through in the past year, the answer is to sack the manager...... AGAIN! Total rubbish. You dont know what youre talking about! Lets face it HOLLOWAY has had the most time out of any of our managers this season. He should fall on his sword. And he has the worse record out of all of them. He is over hyped and has a ridiculous opinion of his own self worth. I am sickened by the way the club is going.
Jimmy Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Sorry Babylon- what is your recipe for keeping us up. Holloway has had enough time, things aren't gelling and we are 3 points off relegation. With four away games in six we will be in the drop zone and it will be too late. I am really angry at the moment and I place the blame at Milan's and Holloway's door. He has signed dross, his tactics are appalling and things are getting worse.I have a bad feeling about this.... yes, 3 points of the relegation zone, yet only 11 off the play offs ... this league is that close a string of wins and you shoot up the table
nickthefox Posted 10 February 2008 Author Posted 10 February 2008 yes, 3 points of the relegation zone, yet only 11 off the play offs ...this league is that close a string of wins and you shoot up the table We wont win any games again this season with Holloways hoof tactics, our terrible pitch and the tough games we have left.
Jimmy Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 We wont win any games again this season with Holloways hoof tactics, our terrible pitch and the tough games we have left. well fook off and watch Man Utd or Arsenal then
WetFlannel Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 We wont win any games again this season with Holloways hoof tactics, our terrible pitch and the tough games we have left. Do you think we would be in the same situation if Ollie was appointed in the summer?
Simi Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 We wont win any games again this season with Holloways hoof tactics, our terrible pitch and the tough games we have left. Sods law really. What do you think will happen if we try and play football on our pitch at the moment. I want us to play good football as much as the next person, I'm just putting it out there.
nickthefox Posted 10 February 2008 Author Posted 10 February 2008 Do you think we would be in the same situation if Ollie was appointed in the summer? I actually think we'd be bottom...
davieG Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Why would you want to?For all his messing with managers and the likes, he has done an awful lot for this club. Whatever he may have done or not done behind the scenes he can only be judge on the progrees we have made as a football club on the pitch because that's what we pay our money for and that progress measures Zilch.
Jimmy Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Do you think we would be in the same situation if Ollie was appointed in the summer? I don't, for a start we'd of signed a completely different set of players
nickthefox Posted 10 February 2008 Author Posted 10 February 2008 Sods law really.What do you think will happen if we try and play football on our pitch at the moment. I want us to play good football as much as the next person, I'm just putting it out there. Plymouth managed it yesterday Whatever he may have done or not done behind the scenes he can only be judge on the progrees we have made as a football club on the pitch because that's what we pay our money for and that progress measures Zilch. Thank God someone else has the sense to wake up and smell the coffee! I thought i was the only one...
Jimmy Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Plymouth managed it yesterday no they didn't, they were very ordinary, just well organized and took 1 of there very few chances
STUHILL Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 What a waste of a thread! The last thing we need is sacking yet another manager! As long as we stay up, I won't be calling for his sacking until 10-15 games in next season!!
Samilktray Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Plymouth managed it yesterdayThank God someone else has the sense to wake up and smell the coffee! I thought i was the only one... Not really, scrappy performance from both teams.
Simi Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 I'm afraid it's once again a case of riding this season out and re-building in the summer. This will be a massive test for Mandaric and his commitment to us. I imagine he saw it going a lot smoother than this, it hasn't and he has to take responsibility for that. It will take more than free transfers and cheap deals to get us up. Ollie has made mistakes, but I have faith in him. I want to see him given time to form the structure he did at Plymouth. Get players that want to play for him and have a proper attitude. Sacking is not the answer. We'll only be using the same excuses should the next manager not start well.
MikeyT Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 no they didn't, they were very ordinary, just well organized and took 1 of there very few chances
Samilktray Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 I'm afraid it's once again a case of riding this season out and re-building in the summer.This will be a massive test for Mandaric and his commitment to us. I imagine he saw it going a lot smoother than this, it hasn't and he has to take responsibility for that. It will take more than free transfers and cheap deals to get us up. Ollie has made mistakes, but I have faith in him. I want to see him given time to form the structure he did at Plymouth. Get players that want to play for him and have a proper attitude. Sacking is not the answer. We'll only be using the same excuses should the next manager not start well. Becoming a cliche for us isnt it
Babylon Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Thank God someone else has the sense to wake up and smell the coffee! I thought i was the only one...
davieG Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Plymouth managed it yesterdayThank God someone else has the sense to wake up and smell the coffee! I thought i was the only one... I smell the coffee very well, so well in fact that for all I think MM and IH are failing the fans of this club I don't think sacking the Manager or MM selling up at this point would do us any favours.
Jimmy Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 I'm afraid it's once again a case of riding this season out and re-building in the summer.This will be a massive test for Mandaric and his commitment to us. I imagine he saw it going a lot smoother than this, it hasn't and he has to take responsibility for that. It will take more than free transfers and cheap deals to get us up. Ollie has made mistakes, but I have faith in him. I want to see him given time to form the structure he did at Plymouth. Get players that want to play for him and have a proper attitude. Sacking is not the answer. We'll only be using the same excuses should the next manager not start well. then maybe he shouldn't sack managers after only 6 games then, or allow them to work without signing a contract
LeeCovFox Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 No not MAD DOG! He's useless.Surely BIG SAM is up for a challenge.... Big Sam will not come to Leicester. We are not a big club. But guess who is? The club he supports, Wolves. And judging by their form, they will need a new boss in the summer.
Simi Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Becoming a cliche for us isnt it Sadly it is yes. Whoever is to blame, we've made a right shit-arse of this season. Look at the teams achieving in this league. Watford - Stook with Boothroyd through the relegation season. Stoke - Pulis been there for a while now - Built his own team. Bristol - After coming up, they backed the manager and he's done wonders with them. It's no coincidence that faith and support gets you a long way, I hope Mandy realises this.
Jimmy Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 when we do need a new manager I'd go for the S****horpe manager, doing a great job and seems to be a good man motivator keeping his players stress free by simply saying to them repeatedly "you have the best job in the world... to play football every day, just go and push yourself to be the best you possibly can". Simple approach but amazingly effective
MPH Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 I know this is not going to be popular but I think we need to take decisive action.We are already a laughing stock and Holloway and his comedic outpourings are just making this worse. It will be far worse in League One- look at the Trees and Leeds- its not easy getting back up. Since Holloway has taken over its gone from bad to worse and with the transfer window closed it s not going to get any better. With the fixtures coming up we need someone with Championship/prem/internation ability like Glenn Hoddle to sort the players out and get the tactics right. Losing to Blackpool and Plymouth is unacceptable and we have tough games coming up. Please Milan sort this mess out. i dont often get personal on this website, infact i cant remember the last time i did - if i ever have.. and i dont often get offensive but i will on this occasion. You stupid bloody idiot. you have no sense of what football is actually about and i find it laughable that anyone would be calling for a new manager already- you complete moron. how is changing manager going to help us? lets go through all this again shall we? lets get a new manager in who needs to stamp his own authority on a club , who needs to bring in his own set of players.. yes lets just go through all this again, waste more money on paying off more players and moan about needing stability all over again. yeah thats real wise . for goodness sake....
Samilktray Posted 10 February 2008 Posted 10 February 2008 Sadly it is yes.Whoever is to blame, we've made a right shit-arse of this season. Look at the teams achieving in this league. Watford - Stook with Boothroyd through the relegation season. Stoke - Pulis been there for a while now - Built his own team. Bristol - After coming up, they backed the manager and he's done wonders with them. It's no coincidence that faith and support gets you a long way, I hope Mandy realises this. Sadly, i have my doubts over him realising this. He seems impatient, bit of an understatement. And his 3 year plan looks to be down the pan in reality.
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