No criticism allowed

[Upton Rover]

The more I read some posters comments on here I am convinced certain posters would be happy if the board appointed Mickey Mouse as manager with Goofy as his assistant.

Seriously shocked you did not get the assistant managers job.
Upton as manager and 1969 as DoF

Now that would have been fun. I know you 3 have got seriously deep pockets a huge football knowledge and years and years of management experience.

Oh while we are at it let’s make D E in Y fitness coach.

Yes sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.   

company man yes man

[kirk]

Should we blame them for appointing 2 of our last 3 permanent managers who were doing great here before being poached by bigger clubs?

Every season across the EFL nine teams get relegated and the same amount again struggle close to the drop.  That’s 18/72 teams or a quarter of them.

Every season.

If the boards were to blame all the time then the constant change at 25% of EFL clubs every season would be absolute chaos.

Having supported this club for 40 years I can accept relegation, I don’t do it for silverware or the chance of premier league football.

Some were really worried before the season started and expressed their views.

To be successful you need a core of players and once we sold Whiteman  we lost that.  Always, contracts were left to run out. They always play the waiting game and lets hope that’s not the case when it come to signing player in January.

[silent majority]

Should we blame them for appointing 2 of our last 3 permanent managers who were doing great here before being poached by bigger clubs?

Every season across the EFL nine teams get relegated and the same amount again struggle close to the drop.  That’s 18/72 teams or a quarter of them.

Every season.

If the boards were to blame all the time then the constant change at 25% of EFL clubs every season would be absolute chaos.

Having supported this club for 40 years I can accept relegation, I don’t do it for silverware or the chance of premier league football.

Some were really worried before the season started and expressed their views.

To be successful you need a core of players and once we sold Whiteman  we lost that.  Always, contracts were left to run out. They always play the waiting game and lets hope that’s not the case when it come to signing player in January.

We didn't let Whitemans contract run out though did we.

In fact he signed an extended contract so that we could demand a fee for him when somebody came in for him. That was good business for us as he had wanted to leave the season before and we persuaded him to stay.