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laticsmarra

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  1. 22 hours ago, League one forever said:

    What are you on about, Honestly? 

     

    What is it with some fans and their utter obsession with stability?

     

    Some people are saying we should stick with wellens if we go down?

     

    Hello. . . 

     

    ITS A RESULTS DRIVEN BUSINEES. 

     

    Name me one manager in the last five / ten years that we’ve sacked who didn’t deserve it??? 

     

    You only get stability when results are semi decent or good, you don’t get it when results are below average. 

     

    You and others make it sound like we’re leeds, where a manager finishes 11th and shows promise and we still sack him. We don’t. We sack them because there not very good. Simple. 

     

    Your living in a fantasy land if you think we should stick by managers because they MIGHT turn out good. 

     

    The only manager who showed real promise was LJ; and we didn’t sack him, why? Because he’s good at his job. 

     

     

    Come off your soap box 

    what as wrong  with Ronnie Moore results wise. I have never thought we should not sack managers that aren't performing,but at some point the carousel has to stop. We have a manger managing amidst of a rotten start to the season,the legacy of years of the Corney regime  and a drawn out change of ownership. We have played some of the best football at times that I have seen since the Premiership, let's cut him  some slack to sort things out. 

     

    Who is your suggested replacement ?

  2. I suggest we get a new manager in during the summer , we can then recruit a new team that will not gel as quickly as we all demand ( a couple of months). We will then be playing catch up and be battling relegation again. We will all,then be clamouring for that managers head and slagging off the players.

    As for his replacement let's try something new. Experienced manager at this level, rookie looking for first management job or a club legend who knows the club. Just forgot we've been down that road before and they were all crap.

    So let's all get that revolving door that is the heartbeat of OAFC spinning again.

  3. 9 hours ago, Magic Mikey said:

    Wigan is winnable. They're only just above Blackburn if they win all their games in hand. We nearly beat the Bastards away whilst Doyleless.

    Yes you are correct it is winnable, but if you were going down the list you would be putting 3 points against most of our fixtures, Wigan away would probably take a draw.

  4. 4 hours ago, underdog said:

    Personally, keeping him here short term gives me piece of mind in case of any unforeseen bills materialise 

     

    Anyone heard  the outcome of the HMRC raid?

     

    I will have ask if he is an employee of the club now and subject to T&C too.

    He will have had to give warranties and indemnities in the sale agreement preventing him from walking away from unforeseen liabilities arising from his ownership.

  5. 1 minute ago, underdog said:

    Hello laticsmarra.

     

    Its harsh to say but it's not a trust issue. Match day experiences both home and away are dealt with by a specific team. The  SLO team come under the remit of the club via I think, an EFL directive. 

     

    Luckily though, one of the Trust directors volunteers as an SLO and does keep us updated on issues like this. So I will have a word with him re Tannoy to see if it's been reported...again as I think their were issues last season? 

     

    Cheers

     

    1 minute ago, underdog said:

    Hello laticsmarra.

     

    Its harsh to say but it's not a trust issue. Match day experiences both home and away are dealt with by a specific team. The  SLO team come under the remit of the club via I think, an EFL directive. 

     

    Luckily though, one of the Trust directors volunteers as an SLO and does keep us updated on issues like this. So I will have a word with him re Tannoy to see if it's been reported...again as I think their were issues last season? 

     

    Cheers

    Thanks Underdog,yes it has been a problem since the stand was opened

  6. The lack of  an adequate sound system in the North Stand while it may seem a small matter in the scheme of things really is a symptom of how the club has been run over recent times. They don't care about the fans.From a health and safety point of view I think the answer is that there is another system that they can put messages out on in the event of a crowd emergency. So the fact that we can't hear music and other announcements doesn't matter to the powers that be.

     

    perhaps things like this will change in the new regime and yes it is precisely the type of thing that the Trust should be onto the club about.

  7. 35 minutes ago, opinions4u said:

     

    Hes borrowed it.  From dubious Scouse solicitors and the like.  I'll be amazed if he's ever put a penny of his own cash in.

     

    Nothing wrong with not putting his own money in.  That's his choice.  But to suggest he's been piling in the millions doesn't add up.

    What are your criteria for the Solicitors being "dubious" ?

  8. 3 minutes ago, deyres42 said:

    We get this every time. As if somehow they are enforcing their own will in training and the manager is powerless to stop them.

    It's actually a first for me on this track. In my opinion it's unlikely that PJ will not have a significant degree of influence if he is taking training.

  9. 7 minutes ago, lookersman said:

    Totally agree we drew last game a point is better none  !! can anyone actually explain what Paul jewel has bought to the table !!! Wellens lot respect from me on that appointment.

     

    Not sure what he has brought to the table either. I was under the impression that the person brought in would be more of an adviser rather than taking training which appears to be the case. RW also said that he wanted TP to continue to be involved, there doesn't seem to be any evidence of that.

  10. Just now, rigsby said:

    WHAT, LIKE HE HAD HIS LEG AMPUTATED???

    Coz he plays like he has,

    Clarke is too slow, as is gerard. i dont rate fane either.

     

    Just now, rigsby said:

    WHAT, LIKE HE HAD HIS LEG AMPUTATED???

    Coz he plays like he has,

    Clarke is too slow, as is gerard. i dont rate fane either.

    It's just that some of the bugs that are around at the moment take a while to shake off. So while he may appear to be OK on the surface professional sportsmen need to be at 100%, 95% shows particularly for a player who plays with as much energy as Dan.

  11. 4 minutes ago, rigsby said:

    Holloway, byrne, bryan, doyle, placide.

    The rest are a mix of average, to shite.

    I would go along with them except for Holloway who for me has not proved himself since he signed. I would add Dummigan,Hunt Gerard ,Clarke, Fane and Gardner. Admittedly Gardner has not shown his true form in recent weeks but I think he is still recovering from illness.

  12. I thought Gerrard played fine today. The mistakes weren't his. Clarke has been poor this season and I think most would agree that the Gerrard / Clarke partnership is not tenable. For me it is a close run thing as to who partners Bryan. Gerrard got the call and hasn't  done much wrong to justify dropping him. Perhaps Clarke at his age has just lost that bit of edge he had last season. It has got to be more difficult each pre-season in your mid thirties to get back up to full speed.

  13. 1 hour ago, rigsby said:

    O dear Mr wellens..

    The honeymoon period is well and truly over.

    And if you ask me, so is the investment/takeover.

     

    Think black clouds are gathering over BP.

    :(

    Not sure in that case why Abdullah arrived at  Plymouth with Corney on the team coach, that is a fact that I saw with my own eyes,so no I don't need to "ask" you. It's people like you that are the "black clouds" over BP.

     

  14. It's interesting to reflect on the Comments about Dean Holdens coaching abilities on here,when he was with us e.g. "He should be nowhere near a League 1 football team".He is now working with LJ again and enjoying a reasonable level of success at a higher level.Was he just learning with us;now got lucky;was better than many thought or is still no good and will be found out.

  15. 5 hours ago, boundaryblue80 said:

    I'd imagine the weather led to understaffing issues on Saturday. Probably all be reet by the Fleetwood game.

     

    I personally think the club pulled off a minor miracle to ensure the game survived the weather on Saturday and deserve congratulations for persevering. There's been times I've been thoroughly pissed off at an uncalled for postponement...the corker being the Swindon game during the Penney season when we called it off about 3 days before and the weather improved and it should've been played. Saturdays game was probably vital to be played (financially) in difficult circumstances. So they dropped the ball a little on the catering...oh well...it's not like that every game and hopefully will be back to normal on Boxing Day.

    Unfortunately it has been pretty much like that for the last few games in the North Stand I.e. Previous games run out of Bovril and 25 minute queue for a beer. Perhaps that is why the previous management left,we don't seem to have the usual uplift in performance that you get when you change a manager in football.

  16. There are am any revenue prevention techniques that the club adopt ranging from not having enough stock for match days to more strategic techniques such as not opening a supporters bar and being incapable of running a club shop effectively.

     

    If and when the new investors take over there needs to be a root and branch review of how supporters are treated and their needs accommodated. 

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