| Time to go Jim. The turning point 16:36 - Feb 22 with 8402 views | ThreeLions |
Losing to the team on top and in form is no great shame but the way you do it by playing absolute dross is clearly on show this afternoon. Today has to be the turning point that the owners see it's not working and we need a change if we are to save the season.
Crowds are falling, the players look totally demotivated and drained of any spark they once held. I've given him a bit longer to sort it out after him sticking with us last season when we were on the brink of nonexistence but you can't run a football team off the past and the current and future holds more importance.
Thanks for everything Jim we appreciate it but it's just not working. |  | | |  |
| Time to go Jim. The turning point on 21:19 - Feb 25 with 834 views | joecooke |
Times up for me on the manager. |  |
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| Time to go Jim. The turning point on 21:41 - Feb 25 with 558 views | dalepunch |
It’s time for him to go he is out of his depth and has run out of ideas. The team is poor Rodney is shocking how he is in the squad I don’t know. Jim if you love the club please just go. |  | | |
| Time to go Jim. The turning point on 07:13 - Feb 26 with 134 views | rochedale |
| Time to go Jim. The turning point on 20:48 - Feb 25 by TalkingSutty |
The reason he was sacked was because he took on the whole fan base and said that they were wrong to have expectations in respect of the play offs and also belittled the club in a post match interview.They were in the play offs at the time. The Chairman had very little choice but to replace him. Constantly picking fights for no reason. Their fans forum was very telling at the time, the fans hated him even though he had them at the right end of the table. He did the same with the Bolton fans on Radio Bolton after they lost 7-1 at Accrington and stated the fans should realise where the club was...they had one of the largest budgets in the league at the time and just been taken to the cleaners by Accrington. A bit like McNulty telling us how great part time Tamworth are. [Post edited 25 Feb 20:56]
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Like I said, I couldn’t care less what he says in post match interviews, I actually found quite a lot of them enjoyable, rather than the media trained PC rubbish most come up with. The likelihood is, he would do a job for us, one that he’s done both other times, one which nobody else has.
Why are people so bothered about what he says post match? It’s about what he does on the field. Yes, I agree it wasn’t great at the end, but it’s telling that nothing has been since, which tells you also it’s due to something deeper at the club, which we all know already.
Bring him back! It’s worth a shot, as nothing else is coming close to what we had when he’s been here before. |  |
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