| Sack McNulty 19:41 - Feb 22 with 4619 views | Clivert |
The football is shit.
We won't make the playoffs, next Saturday makes or breaks our season.
Will McNulty take the game to Altrincham??
He won't.
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| Sack McNulty on 17:57 - Feb 23 with 706 views | D_Alien |
| Sack McNulty on 17:37 - Feb 23 by SuddenLad |
Gauge called upon the wealth and generosity of his in-laws to fund the crisis. That's why we still have a club to support. However, the loans were converted to shares when the Ogdens were installed.
With the recent re-organisation of major boardroom positions, I'm not sure what role Gauge has any more. He is nominally Co-Chairman, but it seems that all the major responsibilities lay elsewhere.
Maybe he is looking for a quieter life. |
We're a football club
If "all the major responsibilities lay elsewhere", who's in charge of overseeing the performance of the manager? It's a question i've asked a couple of times; no-one seems to have any answers as yet
It's pretty useless anyone saying McNulty should "use Plan B" (he hasn't got one), "he should be sacked" (who's going to find his replacement?) or he "should be given more time" - by whom? Who's in charge of the football side of things?
Once we have some kind of answer to that question - THEN, we can start to take the necessary steps to the brighter future the fans deserve, and the Ogdens deserve for their investment and initiatives in non-football matters |  |
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| Sack McNulty on 18:17 - Feb 23 with 575 views | James1980 |
| Sack McNulty on 17:37 - Feb 23 by SuddenLad |
Gauge called upon the wealth and generosity of his in-laws to fund the crisis. That's why we still have a club to support. However, the loans were converted to shares when the Ogdens were installed.
With the recent re-organisation of major boardroom positions, I'm not sure what role Gauge has any more. He is nominally Co-Chairman, but it seems that all the major responsibilities lay elsewhere.
Maybe he is looking for a quieter life. |
So we have his in laws to thank |  |
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| Sack McNulty on 19:01 - Feb 23 with 433 views | DenbighshireDale |
For me the frustration is around the style of play. This team have shown that when let off the leash they can beat almost anyone. The match v Yeovil being a fine example of that. I don't get to that many matches but most recently I came over to see us against Ebbsfleet. I was hoping for ( perhaps even expecting) a display of attacking football against a team cast adrift at the bottom of the league. Instead I just say in the stand shivering with nothing to excite me and feeling sorry for those of you who are subjected to that cross every week. Brian Slough used to complain about football being played in the air so God knows what he would make of it being played backwards!
I don't really care if we make the play offs as I don't think we're get good enough to go up but I would dearly love us to get to Wembley, win the Trophy and finally have some decent silverware on the mantelpiece.
Jim seems like a nice guy but he looks blinkered and unable to adapt. For me next Saturday is make or break. Really go for it and get the goals (our defence is good enough to protect our end - usually!).
If Jim let's it slip this time then, for me, he has to go. | | | |
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