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Post by wildbillthetownfan on Sept 19, 2023 19:07:05 GMT 1
Great post Stockport94, Edgeley Park was one of my favorite away day and it was just down the road from me when i lived in Longsight Manchester. The fans will turn out tomorrow night to give the best manager outside of the premiership and his mate Rocket Ron and send off to remember. I actually feel sad that the dynamic duo are leaving us and who knows what the future holds. UTT
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Post by Jimuano on Sept 19, 2023 19:12:09 GMT 1
Despite the premature timing of Warnock's departure, if the new manager is a glamorous, big name,"how did Huddersfield get him to go to them?" type of appointment which generates a lot of excitement and hope, you'd accept and be encouraged by it.
If, however, we get anything less, at the very least initially there's going to be a lot of disappointed and angry fans.
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Post by stockport94 on Sept 19, 2023 19:17:10 GMT 1
I will be fully behind the next manager but this week just seems a needless and thoughtless mess that didn't need to happen right now. Its such a waste when I genuinely felt we could gradually build something really good. I just want to say to Kevin Nagle. Are you sure? Catch your breath. Think on it for a while and take some careful advice before acting. Just so disappointed. To be honest would rather Neil and Ronnie's guard of honour in May have been their goodbye if this was the way it was going to end in September.
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Post by Jello Biafra on Sept 19, 2023 19:18:23 GMT 1
My first post here after years of reading and sharing the agony and joy on here of being a terrier. I just felt I had to share my thoughts about what has gone on. Not sure anyone wants to listen but only town fans can really understand. I read from some fans that this is a 'sad day' and I feel just like that. I have no axe to grind about our new owners other than to say that the club belongs to the fans. They are custodians of our team nothing more, nothing less and I hope they achieve everything they want but I cannot fathom why we have let Neil Warnock leave and leave right now - which is the biggest thing of all. I don't believe this is the right time for a new manager and I don't believe much of what was said at the press conference. I run a community based company with lots of stakeholders and rarely when sharing news is anything less than agreed beforehand, carefully worded and generally quite some way from what you really want to say. Neil was signed up on a one year contract. Not seven matches. We are not stable as Jake Edwards said. This decision as we have heard was made before WBA by the team running town. We had one point and the owner had commented openly about things to the world. Stable in my view is get to Feb/March. Are we safe? Yes. So now we bring in our target with the help of the man who knows football at this level, Neil Warnock, (it was clear Neil's advice would be sought on who he thinks would be a good appointment - I have read this when things were said about Neil's departure before the summer and what role he would play in succession. It is clear he has played no role at all. They don't want his views - because there has been a view taken that Neil's style and manner (his response to Nagle's twitter comment etc...) is suddenly not for them. It appears to be a petulant decision based upon anger or annoyance by the Nagle etc... Bad decisions are generally made in anger or annoyance. The right time from stability is then in readiness for the summer transfer window. Lets a new man get to know things with little to lose and prepare carefully. That is stability. Not this. This was not a planned and intended move right now. I think a younger Warnock would have walked out after the WBA Edwards chat. Now we see a more measured NW. This is clear in everything he says. So, I've read everyone's thoughts about who the next manager is and all I can think is surely they have just let go of the best manager we could have right now for HTAFC. Someone who can work with a budget. NW. Someone who can overperform his situation. NW. A track record of success at this level in many situations. NW. Loved and trusted by his players. NW. Loved and trusted by the fans. NW. A profile which is big enough to raise the clubs profile. NW. We are Huddersfield Town. Neil Warnock has been so successful here because his is perfect for us and will continue to be. I don't believe anyone that we can get will move the club forward more than NW in any given timeframe. I think this will hit the players massively and if a new manager is able to get them playing then it will have been a huge job. Don't underestimate the demoralising effect this will have on often mentally fragile footballers. They have lost their father figure. They could easily become lost even if the new man is good - just because he isn't NW. Those boots are huge to fill and the owner didn't have to fill them because he had who he really needed. I was interested to hear NW talk about his energy for managing again at the press conference of Monday. So, I'm sat there thinking surely you have the man for your 'three year plan'. He ticks every box. Was this plan never discussed with NW? If he said no I'm off fishing and doing shows soon then fine, but he said he wants to manage football teams. He is the right man - they just didn't ask him because they don't want him. Be honest Jake. If NW had come across as shattered, tired and really for retirement on Monday I could have bought it easier but he didn't do that. His subtle comments totally undercut what was said. I also worry about 'the three year plan'. I hate this kind of talk. Football isn't like that. You can only plan based upon what you know and have. Dreams of PL in 3 years. Talk about a target to be shot at. I don't care about a 3 year PL target. The PL was often a nightmare with a legacy that has nearly killed us. The plan should be to build every year and be sustainable. Set an off-field 3 year plan but don't try and predict 3 years on it. If the new manager performs badly with a squad wanting NW then I can't see this next appointment lasting beyond 12 months. Forget the plan and look at who we are and what we have and build carefully. That is all. Lastly, and then I've gone, I looked at Ronnie Jepson's body language in images after the game on Saturday. He looked gutted and now we know why. I have been watching town since the later Mick Buxton years and have seen too few players and managers look like our club really mattered to them. I cannot fathom why an owner that knows nothing about football or HTAFC would decide to take two legends that mean so much AND ARE DOING A VERY, VERY GOOD JOB away from us all. This decision is up there with Mick Buxton's sacking - relegated disasterously within 18 months. Peter Jackson's sacking for Steve Bruce (need I say more) and Marcus Stewart's still unfathomable sale. I love my team but I fear for us because of the needless gravity of the decision made. I can't think why we had to do this now and why we couldn't harness everything we have with NW and RJ. I believe NW is one the greatest English EFL/Football League managers of the last 30 years. He is a great manager. He is our manager and we have let that knowledge, skill and ability slip through our fingers needlessly. His record is pretty much unmatched below Premier League level. It is going to be hard watching him in the media after Thursday knowing he was ours and we lost our greatest asset without needing to. It will be even harder when, I am almost certain, he takes the reigns at one of our relegation rivals in February and potentially does last year's trick on us. We are town fans. We know this is possible. I was at Stockport County in 1994 for the Autoglass game when I believe we saw the true ability of NWs management come to the fore. His decisions that day in team selection nullified a Stockport team who has walloped us 3 days earlier. He built a team with modern day legends in there. Whenever his team needed a result they got it. A man for the moment. More importantly for our moment. I will always love my team, but right now for some reason I just feel really sad that we have lost the leader and his deputy that have encapsulated everything I love about town over the last 30 years. I bet there are thousands of my age who feel the same. I just don't know why this week has transpired in the way it has. I just feel gutted and needlessly shot down. On Wednesday, we must say thank you louder than ever. Neil and Ronnie will not come our way again. I do not think they should be going and neither do they or most fans. Thursday will be a tough day as a town fan. Heroes don't come around often. I'm glad they came to my club and I was there to see them. As for the future, who knows? I am concerned already but always hopeful. The loudest standing ovation possible and chants of Neil Warnock's Barmy Army and Rocket Ronnie Jepson need to ring across Huddersfield. That is the football we love and the memories we have made watching our legends at work. Thank you for reading. Fuck. Me. Rigid. You didn’t need to write all your thoughts from ‘94 onwards down in your first post!
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Post by wildbillthetownfan on Sept 19, 2023 19:18:29 GMT 1
I have yet to talk to anyone who thinks that this is a good move. I was in Hull this morning and Grimsby then on to Lincoln, they all know i am a Town fan and we often talk football, they all said the same "Warnock has got you playing" and while we all know he was short term, thisis all a bit too early for me.
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Post by stockport94 on Sept 19, 2023 19:24:05 GMT 1
Just thinking of that winner at Stockport in 94. Stood behind the goal. We had a shot (don't know who), we all cried for handball and meanwhile the ball ran wide and Iain Dunn lashed it in. Everyone went berserk! Brilliant. Who needs the Champions League with a feeling like that.
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Post by Jack on Sept 19, 2023 19:27:17 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition.
What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy.
He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals.
Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times.
I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many.
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Post by dsq1011 on Sept 19, 2023 19:28:55 GMT 1
My first post here after years of reading and sharing the agony and joy on here of being a terrier. I just felt I had to share my thoughts about what has gone on. Not sure anyone wants to listen but only town fans can really understand. I read from some fans that this is a 'sad day' and I feel just like that. I have no axe to grind about our new owners other than to say that the club belongs to the fans. They are custodians of our team nothing more, nothing less and I hope they achieve everything they want but I cannot fathom why we have let Neil Warnock leave and leave right now - which is the biggest thing of all. I don't believe this is the right time for a new manager and I don't believe much of what was said at the press conference. I run a community based company with lots of stakeholders and rarely when sharing news is anything less than agreed beforehand, carefully worded and generally quite some way from what you really want to say. Neil was signed up on a one year contract. Not seven matches. We are not stable as Jake Edwards said. This decision as we have heard was made before WBA by the team running town. We had one point and the owner had commented openly about things to the world. Stable in my view is get to Feb/March. Are we safe? Yes. So now we bring in our target with the help of the man who knows football at this level, Neil Warnock, (it was clear Neil's advice would be sought on who he thinks would be a good appointment - I have read this when things were said about Neil's departure before the summer and what role he would play in succession. It is clear he has played no role at all. They don't want his views - because there has been a view taken that Neil's style and manner (his response to Nagle's twitter comment etc...) is suddenly not for them. It appears to be a petulant decision based upon anger or annoyance by the Nagle etc... Bad decisions are generally made in anger or annoyance. The right time from stability is then in readiness for the summer transfer window. Lets a new man get to know things with little to lose and prepare carefully. That is stability. Not this. This was not a planned and intended move right now. I think a younger Warnock would have walked out after the WBA Edwards chat. Now we see a more measured NW. This is clear in everything he says. So, I've read everyone's thoughts about who the next manager is and all I can think is surely they have just let go of the best manager we could have right now for HTAFC. Someone who can work with a budget. NW. Someone who can overperform his situation. NW. A track record of success at this level in many situations. NW. Loved and trusted by his players. NW. Loved and trusted by the fans. NW. A profile which is big enough to raise the clubs profile. NW. We are Huddersfield Town. Neil Warnock has been so successful here because his is perfect for us and will continue to be. I don't believe anyone that we can get will move the club forward more than NW in any given timeframe. I think this will hit the players massively and if a new manager is able to get them playing then it will have been a huge job. Don't underestimate the demoralising effect this will have on often mentally fragile footballers. They have lost their father figure. They could easily become lost even if the new man is good - just because he isn't NW. Those boots are huge to fill and the owner didn't have to fill them because he had who he really needed. I was interested to hear NW talk about his energy for managing again at the press conference of Monday. So, I'm sat there thinking surely you have the man for your 'three year plan'. He ticks every box. Was this plan never discussed with NW? If he said no I'm off fishing and doing shows soon then fine, but he said he wants to manage football teams. He is the right man - they just didn't ask him because they don't want him. Be honest Jake. If NW had come across as shattered, tired and really for retirement on Monday I could have bought it easier but he didn't do that. His subtle comments totally undercut what was said. I also worry about 'the three year plan'. I hate this kind of talk. Football isn't like that. You can only plan based upon what you know and have. Dreams of PL in 3 years. Talk about a target to be shot at. I don't care about a 3 year PL target. The PL was often a nightmare with a legacy that has nearly killed us. The plan should be to build every year and be sustainable. Set an off-field 3 year plan but don't try and predict 3 years on it. If the new manager performs badly with a squad wanting NW then I can't see this next appointment lasting beyond 12 months. Forget the plan and look at who we are and what we have and build carefully. That is all. Lastly, and then I've gone, I looked at Ronnie Jepson's body language in images after the game on Saturday. He looked gutted and now we know why. I have been watching town since the later Mick Buxton years and have seen too few players and managers look like our club really mattered to them. I cannot fathom why an owner that knows nothing about football or HTAFC would decide to take two legends that mean so much AND ARE DOING A VERY, VERY GOOD JOB away from us all. This decision is up there with Mick Buxton's sacking - relegated disasterously within 18 months. Peter Jackson's sacking for Steve Bruce (need I say more) and Marcus Stewart's still unfathomable sale. I love my team but I fear for us because of the needless gravity of the decision made. I can't think why we had to do this now and why we couldn't harness everything we have with NW and RJ. I believe NW is one the greatest English EFL/Football League managers of the last 30 years. He is a great manager. He is our manager and we have let that knowledge, skill and ability slip through our fingers needlessly. His record is pretty much unmatched below Premier League level. It is going to be hard watching him in the media after Thursday knowing he was ours and we lost our greatest asset without needing to. It will be even harder when, I am almost certain, he takes the reigns at one of our relegation rivals in February and potentially does last year's trick on us. We are town fans. We know this is possible. I was at Stockport County in 1994 for the Autoglass game when I believe we saw the true ability of NWs management come to the fore. His decisions that day in team selection nullified a Stockport team who has walloped us 3 days earlier. He built a team with modern day legends in there. Whenever his team needed a result they got it. A man for the moment. More importantly for our moment. I will always love my team, but right now for some reason I just feel really sad that we have lost the leader and his deputy that have encapsulated everything I love about town over the last 30 years. I bet there are thousands of my age who feel the same. I just don't know why this week has transpired in the way it has. I just feel gutted and needlessly shot down. On Wednesday, we must say thank you louder than ever. Neil and Ronnie will not come our way again. I do not think they should be going and neither do they or most fans. Thursday will be a tough day as a town fan. Heroes don't come around often. I'm glad they came to my club and I was there to see them. As for the future, who knows? I am concerned already but always hopeful. The loudest standing ovation possible and chants of Neil Warnock's Barmy Army and Rocket Ronnie Jepson need to ring across Huddersfield. That is the football we love and the memories we have made watching our legends at work. Thank you for reading. Mate, what an amazing post. We are obviously of a similar age and I was at the Autoglass game away at Stockport in 94, Carlisle and then the defeat at Wembley, followed by promotion the following season. I love the emotion in your post and the passion. We might be older and use proper sentences instead of abbreviations and text speak, but I am 100% certain that this is exactly how many of us are feeling right now. Tomorrow night, let's make sure Neil and Ronnie know how much we appreciate them and everything that they have done for our club. And then on Thursday morning let's prey that Kevin Nagle hasn't made the biggest ever f# k up and announces something positive rather than something shambolic 🫰🙏
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Post by Porrohman on Sept 19, 2023 19:33:22 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. You do know how many promotions he's won 🤔
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Post by stockport94 on Sept 19, 2023 19:34:18 GMT 1
Supporting our team, or any team, is about so much more than promotions, relegations and trophies. Its about those moments that live with you even today. I think those are reasons we still go because we want to feel like that. I hope our new management team can create a few of those. Fingers crossed.
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Post by prepare on Sept 19, 2023 19:35:31 GMT 1
Despite the premature timing of Warnock's departure, if the new manager is a glamorous, big name,"how did Huddersfield get him to go to them?" type of appointment which generates a lot of excitement and hope, you'd accept and be encouraged by it. If, however, we get anything less, at the very least initially there's going to be a lot of disappointed and angry fans. thats par for the course
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Post by Up the Duff. on Sept 19, 2023 19:38:30 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. A push for the play offs after just surviving relegation, what a low ceiling that is ? What will the ceiling be this season and next when you have no idea who the new manager will be ?
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Post by Jack on Sept 19, 2023 19:40:50 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. You do know how many promotions he's won 🤔 Do you think he was going to get us promoted?
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Post by Jack on Sept 19, 2023 19:41:57 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. A push for the play offs after just surviving relegation, what a low ceiling that is ? What will the ceiling be this season and next when you have no idea who the new manager will be ? Dream big Phil.
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Post by stockport94 on Sept 19, 2023 19:43:09 GMT 1
Thanks for your comments everyone. Good to share some memories and honest thoughts. Let's give Stoke one last Warnock special tomorrow! Enjoy the game.
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Post by Porrohman on Sept 19, 2023 19:43:26 GMT 1
You do know how many promotions he's won 🤔 Do you think he was going to get us promoted? This season ? No, he wasn't backed in the market. Back him and I can't think of anyone else more likely to manage it.
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Post by Headless Chicken on Sept 19, 2023 19:44:14 GMT 1
If we back warnock properly to get us up then he would. I actually thought that he would at least get us in the playoffs with this squad anyway. Crazy decision. I thought exactly the same m8 Neil did say in that press conference that he thought there's no reason why we can't crack on and be in/around the playoffs But the ego has landed You can support Warnock without making twatty assumptions, especially whilst we don't know who the new appointment is and whether it is likely they would've gone elsewhere if we waited til Christmas (when Warnock expected to leave).
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Post by drewden on Sept 19, 2023 19:46:36 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed.
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Post by Porrohman on Sept 19, 2023 20:04:23 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. So having the joint most decorated manager in EFL history is accepting mediocrity 🤨. Not one name mentioned since the rumour started can hold a candle to Colins record at this level.
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Post by King Neil on Sept 19, 2023 20:08:16 GMT 1
I thought exactly the same m8 Neil did say in that press conference that he thought there's no reason why we can't crack on and be in/around the playoffs But the ego has landed You can support Warnock without making twatty assumptions, especially whilst we don't know who the new appointment is and whether it is likely they would've gone elsewhere if we waited til Christmas (when Warnock expected to leave). Fuck off dickbreath
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Post by drewden on Sept 19, 2023 20:11:35 GMT 1
Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. So having the joint most decorated manager in EFL history is accepting mediocrity 🤨. Not one name mentioned since the rumour started can hold a candle to Colins record at this level. It does not matter one iota, history, he's gone, the past. New beginning to look forward to.
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Post by Up the Duff. on Sept 19, 2023 20:12:29 GMT 1
All this Warnock love-in smacks of accepting mediocrity. Especially amusing since it's coming from several posters who often bemoan the club's lack of ambition. What was our ceiling under Warnock... an unlikely push for the playoffs? More realistically guaranteed safety. That smells of being average and happy. He was the correct man at the time last year and gave stability over the summer. He's done brilliant but the owner clearly has bigger plans and wants to kick on and achieve some ambitious goals. Still a lot of unknowns granted but these should be exciting times. I think it's time to take off the Warnock tinted spectacles for many. Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. What if he appoints the Sacramento manager ? How do you welcome changing Warnock before you know who he has been replaced with ?
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Post by Headless Chicken on Sept 19, 2023 20:15:51 GMT 1
You can support Warnock without making twatty assumptions, especially whilst we don't know who the new appointment is and whether it is likely they would've gone elsewhere if we waited til Christmas (when Warnock expected to leave). Fuck off dickbreath Ha. Some right dunces on this forum.
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Post by drewden on Sept 19, 2023 20:18:43 GMT 1
Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. What if he appoints the Sacramento manager ? How do you welcome changing Warnock before you know who he has been replaced with ? The new transition is totally out of the supporters hands, so there is no shoulds, could, would haves. New beginning that's all there is.
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Post by King Neil on Sept 19, 2023 20:19:29 GMT 1
Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. What if he appoints the Sacramento manager ? How do you welcome changing Warnock before you know who he has been replaced with ? I'm just remembering all these cringeworthy ass kissing nagle lovers Let's have another conversation around game 12 when your all pissing your pants when we are bottom of the league 3 year plan lol...I remember malcolm Mcdonald telling us all he was going to bring Brazilians to the club before he got us relegated Talk is cheap
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Post by Big Ern on Sept 19, 2023 20:21:19 GMT 1
Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. So having the joint most decorated manager in EFL history is accepting mediocrity 🤨. Not one name mentioned since the rumour started can hold a candle to Colins record at this level. Okay so here is a hypothetical situation. We get to December and are bottom 3 (or anywhere for that matter) with Warnock in charge and he says he's had enough, it was only meant to last until now. How would you feel about a managerial change then? No one individual is above the club. As much as we all love Warnock this was only ever going to be a short term thing and if the long term preferred manager has suddenly become available then would we not be fools to take them? Warnock also has form for walking out on clubs. Imagine if he did and we had no real option to replace, would you prefer we had Worthington take the team for a few matches whilst we sorted it? There is some serious kneejerking going on here and that is coming from me!! A serial kneejerker
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Post by drewden on Sept 19, 2023 20:29:14 GMT 1
So having the joint most decorated manager in EFL history is accepting mediocrity 🤨. Not one name mentioned since the rumour started can hold a candle to Colins record at this level. Okay so here is a hypothetical situation. We get to December and are bottom 3 (or anywhere for that matter) with Warnock in charge and he says he's had enough, it was only meant to last until now. How would you feel about a managerial change then? No one individual is above the club. As much as we all love Warnock this was only ever going to be a short term thing and if the long term preferred manager has suddenly become available then would we not be fools to take them? Warnock also has form for walking out on clubs. Imagine if he did and we had no real option to replace, would you prefer we had Worthington take the team for a few matches whilst we sorted it? There is some serious kneejerking going on here and that is coming from me!! A serial kneejerker Good scenario you have put together, there's countless others as well I Imagine.
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Post by sapphireblue on Sept 19, 2023 20:29:27 GMT 1
Brilliant, could not have put it better myself. People on here think Warnock is the be all and end all, I for one welcome the change the billionaire has proposed. What if he appoints the Sacramento manager ? How do you welcome changing Warnock before you know who he has been replaced with ? Then why are you criticising it? You don't Effin know either.
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Post by Up the Duff. on Sept 19, 2023 20:44:13 GMT 1
What if he appoints the Sacramento manager ? How do you welcome changing Warnock before you know who he has been replaced with ? Then why are you criticising it? You don't Effin know either. Why are you Effin ? Necessary ? I asked a question, where am I criticising ?
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Post by Porrohman on Sept 19, 2023 20:55:21 GMT 1
So having the joint most decorated manager in EFL history is accepting mediocrity 🤨. Not one name mentioned since the rumour started can hold a candle to Colins record at this level. Okay so here is a hypothetical situation. We get to December and are bottom 3 (or anywhere for that matter) with Warnock in charge and he says he's had enough, it was only meant to last until now. How would you feel about a managerial change then? No one individual is above the club. As much as we all love Warnock this was only ever going to be a short term thing and if the long term preferred manager has suddenly become available then would we not be fools to take them? Warnock also has form for walking out on clubs. Imagine if he did and we had no real option to replace, would you prefer we had Worthington take the team for a few matches whilst we sorted it? There is some serious kneejerking going on here and that is coming from me!! A serial kneejerker What's that got to do with what my post says though 🤷. My post was a reply to 2 people thinking we're going to easily replace him.
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