If we win at Cardiff against Jones' former club it would be a relief for the three points, but would give me a feeling akin to watching my worst enemy drive of a cliff in my brand new Aston Martin. Mixed feelings. It won't happen though.
Ridiculous
I would have no mixed emotions about a win in Cardiff. I'd be absolutely delighted. We need points. We are in, as someone nicely coined earlier in the week, "stone cold relegation form".
DJ or otherwise I have a feeling survivial will be by the skin of our teeth, if we do manage it.
Fair play Diceman,
In mitigation; I always want the three points naturally. If DJ could get us three points from each of the next 15 matches then I'd be happy for him to stay.
Sadly, Cardiff will do us no favours on Saturday and we'll get humped by them.
UTO
WAWAW?
Jones will go, the only thing a win would do is to stay his execution for another week or so - hence the mixed feelings.
We are all Wednesday
Apart from maybe DJ. He doesn't seem to be able to motivate the players at all, or have any sense of urgency. Just feeling sorry for himself.
I guess your comment was a bit tongue in cheek anyway, but it probably doesn't matter as I'm sure the only thing keeping DJ in a job is the lack of alternatives. If we win 10-0 at Cardiff and the right replacement is available Monday morning, MM will get shot.
He didn't think twice about the timing of replacing Megson.
I agree Diceman
Like I said in my article (the one no-ones noticed as of yet) that sacking DJ then lookin round for a few weeks for the next available manager wont work if the ones available are not any better. MM is right to wait for the right one in these circumtances, but at the same time I hope it's not a long wait, esp if we keep losing!
Hmm..intresting!! He talks a good game and I do like him, but would he make a good manager? I think he would, he seems a good coach and has the respect of the players in the England set up, maybe it would work! But good coaches dont always make good managers...you ask Father Ted!
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posted on 28/11/12
If we win at Cardiff against Jones' former club it would be a relief for the three points, but would give me a feeling akin to watching my worst enemy drive of a cliff in my brand new Aston Martin. Mixed feelings. It won't happen though.
posted on 28/11/12
I agree shib
posted on 29/11/12
Ridiculous
I would have no mixed emotions about a win in Cardiff. I'd be absolutely delighted. We need points. We are in, as someone nicely coined earlier in the week, "stone cold relegation form".
DJ or otherwise I have a feeling survivial will be by the skin of our teeth, if we do manage it.
posted on 29/11/12
Fair play Diceman,
In mitigation; I always want the three points naturally. If DJ could get us three points from each of the next 15 matches then I'd be happy for him to stay.
Sadly, Cardiff will do us no favours on Saturday and we'll get humped by them.
UTO
WAWAW?
Jones will go, the only thing a win would do is to stay his execution for another week or so - hence the mixed feelings.
posted on 29/11/12
We are all Wednesday
Apart from maybe DJ. He doesn't seem to be able to motivate the players at all, or have any sense of urgency. Just feeling sorry for himself.
I guess your comment was a bit tongue in cheek anyway, but it probably doesn't matter as I'm sure the only thing keeping DJ in a job is the lack of alternatives. If we win 10-0 at Cardiff and the right replacement is available Monday morning, MM will get shot.
He didn't think twice about the timing of replacing Megson.
posted on 29/11/12
I agree Diceman
Like I said in my article (the one no-ones noticed as of yet) that sacking DJ then lookin round for a few weeks for the next available manager wont work if the ones available are not any better. MM is right to wait for the right one in these circumtances, but at the same time I hope it's not a long wait, esp if we keep losing!
posted on 29/11/12
Gary Neville anyone?
posted on 29/11/12
Hmm..intresting!! He talks a good game and I do like him, but would he make a good manager? I think he would, he seems a good coach and has the respect of the players in the England set up, maybe it would work! But good coaches dont always make good managers...you ask Father Ted!
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