Poll: Should we stick or twist with Aitor?
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Yes, stick with him.
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50 86.21%
No, replace him.
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Aitor: Stick Or Twist?
#49
(29-12-2018, 02:18 PM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote: Bad Dog is normally bang on so I have no reason not to believe this.

His record for calling it on 'other' Forest forums and this one is sound.

SA.
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#50
After 45 min v Millwall I'm gonna twist.
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#51
He’s a dead man walking I’m afraid. At least it won’t be a shock when it’s announced later.
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#52
If he had a chance the team had to play out there skin for him, it hasn't happened.

He's also dropped his top striker in a game he badly needed to win, it's decisions like that that would of made them question him in the first place.
COYR!
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#53
6 point gap to top 6. If that was the objective by January then sadly he has failed.
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#54
December has been a terrible month for us, we had only lost two league matches prior to 7 December and have then lost three this month as well as snatching a draw from the hands of victory against Norwich.

The draw at Derby was a good point and we dealt with Ipswich as you would expect.

I think we will look back and accept that a point at Carrow Road was actually a good result notwithstanding the circumstances.

We underestimated both Preston and QPR. That’s been the real issue, both teams fancied their chances and we had no idea how to break them down.
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#55
It wouldn’t be Christmas if weren’t looking for a new manager
Time for a new reign
Everyone is entitled to my opinion - COYR  :)
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#56
Is this Aitors good bye message?

Aitor Karanka: "When it's not your day, it's not your day. I am really pleased with this group of players and I am really pleased with the crowd. I want to say thank you for their support."
Panic on the streets of London
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#57
The guy was totally choked up in his interview thought he was trying not cry at points, sad but 0 wins in 5, 8 in 25 this season and 15 in 50 in the cold light of day gets you fired.
COYR!
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#58
Awful say what you want it’s not good enough
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#59
(29-12-2018, 06:44 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: Is this Aitors good bye message?

Aitor Karanka: "When it's not your day, it's not your day. I am really pleased with this group of players and I am really pleased with the crowd. I want to say thank you for their support."

So if he does go and eventually get a new job, how many of his signings would he try to sign for his new club?
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#60
I want him to stay because I think he is progressing us, albiet at a very expensive & slow rate (which other manager like Billy & Warbs would have done for far cheaper), and chaging things now means upheaval which we could do without, again.

But I will say this, I don't think he's anywhere near as good an actual manager as we've had here in the past 7 years. I'd put SOD, Billy, Warbs and possibly even Pearce ahead of him.

He's a one trick pony who's had longer & more money than most managers, yet who's left himself with a woefully unbalanced squad and shockingly short on game-changing options.

Like I say, hope he stays for consistancies sake & think he can still get us to the playoffs, but if he does go we've lost far better in recent years anyway.
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