tickler28 Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 The fans deserve to know where we stand. That means a public vote of confidence for Pearson or a change now. Anything less is not good enough. Discuss
Matt Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Gotta agree. I'm with Pearson, still. The players are my problem but would like to know where we stand.
cc_star Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Vote of confidence means he's being sacked Silence means they support him as there's no change Pointless
tickler28 Posted 7 December 2014 Author Posted 7 December 2014 He has lost it....he has no my idea how to set up the team to win or even draw games we look a shambles and I don't blame the players I whole heartedly blame Pearson just like last season I gave him credit this season I have lost patience with him...he hasn't got a fooking clue!!
Babylon Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 The fans deserve to know where we stand. That means a public vote of confidence for Pearson or a change now. Anything less is not good enough. Discuss Why do you need to know, what sodding difference would it make. It's fairly simple, whilst he's in a job he's being backed, when he's out of the job he's not. That's all you need to know.
Mike Oxlong Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Will your son be changing his name to Bottom?
MC Prussian Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 I can't wait for the board of directors publicly slagging off our fickle fans. Not that they wouldn't deserve the shame.
dmayne7 Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 :xmaslaugh: Why do we need to know where we stand? No business could ever give complete assurances to its customers over the security of the management team when the results aren't right. I know where I stand; I support Leicester City and I'll back the manager until I think he's no longer capable of doing a job.
cc_star Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Why do you need to know, what sodding difference would it make. It's fairly simple, whilst he's in a job he's being backed, when he's out of the job he's not. That's all you need to know. I'd assume he's being backed and if he's stayed this long he's probably getting January too. The '**** off and die' comment was surely a Dennis Wise moment where they could've sacked him and not had to pay his contract up
Raj Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Gotta agree. I'm with Pearson, still. The players are my problem but would like to know where we stand. L1
tickler28 Posted 7 December 2014 Author Posted 7 December 2014 Every club comes out and publicly backs their manager when he's under pressure and as far as I can see Pearson is under immense pressure. I'd say the majority of the fans have lost patience now with more and more joining the Pearson out camp. He's verbally abusing our own supporters. Sounds depressed and out of ideas and has basically lost it. Can anyone see him turning it around? A new manager and fresh impetuous just might be the answer...has to be worth a shot
fuchsntf Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 The fans deserve to know where we stand. That means a public vote of confidence for Pearson or a change now. Anything less is not good enough. Discuss I dont need to know, I dont have that much frustration inside me.It is as it is, the chairman and others will carry on as they see fit. PEARSON will be staying so dont worry.Just come back from thailand, it seems NP will not be under threat until after Xmas. Depending on whether team as a whole can show improved performances and results. If totally adrift new assesments and descisions will be quickly made, thats whats coming from the streets.
FLINTHAMFC Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Pearson is our man. No need for the owners to say anything.
Babylon Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 I'd assume he's being backed and if he's stayed this long he's probably getting January too. The '**** off and die' comment was surely a Dennis Wise moment where they could've sacked him and not had to pay his contract up I'd presume he was also because he's still here. We all admit we're lacking quality so I wouldn't be shocked for them to bring players in for him. At the end of the day the new man would do the same anyway.
tickler28 Posted 7 December 2014 Author Posted 7 December 2014 I dont need to know, I dont have that much frustration inside me.It is as it is, the chairman and others will carry on as they see fit. PEARSON will be staying so dont worry.Just come back from thailand, it seems NP will not be under threat until after Xmas. Depending on whether team as a whole can show improved performances and results. If totally adrift new assesments and descisions will be quickly made, thats whats coming from the streets. Relegation it is then. If wed have got rid a few weeks ago when I said I think we might have got 3 or 4 more points....certainly couldn't have got any bloody less!!!
MC Prussian Posted 7 December 2014 Posted 7 December 2014 Every club comes out and publicly backs their manager when he's under pressure and as far as I can see Pearson is under immense pressure. I'd say the majority of the fans have lost patience now with more and more joining the Pearson out camp. He's verbally abusing our own supporters. Sounds depressed and out of ideas and has basically lost it. Can anyone see him turning it around? A new manager and fresh impetuous just might be the answer...has to be worth a shot How can you suggest Pearson being under "immense pressure" by the club? There are no clear indications that could cement to your assumption. The majority of the fans still stands behind the manager - you are free to start a poll on here and get a glimpse of the general feel at the moment (not that we'd need yet ANOTHER poll on the same topic in the space of a few days, mind). "Verbally abusing our own supporters"? He was correct in slagging off a couple of pr*cks near the touchline. They are no "fans", they are morons. They add nothing to the game or the atmosphere, but keep on dragging everybody around them further down.
tickler28 Posted 7 December 2014 Author Posted 7 December 2014 How can you suggest Pearson being under "immense pressure" by the club? There are no clear indications that could cement to your assumption. The majority of the fans still stands behind the manager - you are free to start a poll on here and get a glimpse of the general feel at the moment (not that we'd need yet ANOTHER poll on the same topic in the space of a few days, mind). "Verbally abusing our own supporters"? He was correct in slagging off a couple of pr*cks near the touchline. They are no "fans", they are morons. They add nothing to the game or the atmosphere, but keep on dragging everybody around them further down. They said you utter twat....he says f*** off and die.....then he doesn't apologise...how can you defend this and how can you possibly still think Pearson is doing a good job?
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