The Next 6 Games
#13
(15-09-2018, 09:14 AM)Redgirl Wrote: Yes I think the international breaks will be the key moments if he is to go. I would like him to be given more time but if results don't pick up he will be gone.

Agreed RG. That is the sad reality of the situation in a nutshell.
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#14
Problem is, who is out there to replace him?
Everyone is entitled to my opinion - COYR  :)
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#15
(15-09-2018, 10:35 AM)Widdow Wrote: Problem is, who is out there to replace him?

There'll be someone out there! I guess Warbs was booted because AK was available.
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#16
A good point. Whoever the next manager is he willl need to be a better option than AK. It was fairly easy to improve on MW once the club came out of intensive care. Who would be an improvement on AK?
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#17
Physco and moyes? Keane and o neil?
Fingers crossed though ak gets them going I hope he does, to be fair to him he has sorted the squad out. Most players prob wouldn't entertain us without him, and all players speak very highly of him.
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#18
I'd like to see Moyes to be honest. I know no one else will fancy him but in my book he's a good solid dependable manager who has bags of experience. I reckon he'd come to us as well now his stock is low in the prem.

Would love to see Pearce back alongside him but doubt he'd come back here in the capacity of a no.2.
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#19
Big Sam  :angel:
Panic on the streets of London
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#20
(15-09-2018, 01:39 PM)Paplane Wrote: I'd like to see Moyes to be honest. I know no one else will fancy him but in my book he's a good solid dependable manager who has bags of experience. I reckon he'd come to us as well now his stock is low in the prem.

Would love to see Pearce back alongside him but doubt he'd come back here in the capacity of a no.2.

Would love to see Pearce back at the club again maybe in a director of football type role, he's my all time hero, the club has never had anyone like him since BUT not in a team management capacity. I couldn't bare to see him sacked again and he would be, eventually, they all are!
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#21
10 away games now without a win.

We need to win these two home games now against Sheffield Wednesday and Rotherham.

No excuses.
Panic on the streets of London
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#22
(15-09-2018, 05:20 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: 10 away games now without a win.

We need to win these two home games now against Sheffield Wednesday and Rotherham.

No excuses.

Agree 100%...from the 18 avalable 2 already lost...still looking at the table only 4 point from 6th and the team there are Swansea...a pretty average team in transition...with no much aspirations (and this according to Swansea fans interviewed on the radio)...
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#23
Christ. I have just looked at the league table and realised that we are 3 points above the relegation zone ( although only 4 points off a play off place).
Panic on the streets of London
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#24
Sean Dyche might be available soon (and Brereton throws himself to the floor for a change, just as I'm typing this)
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