Wardie

For "fans" you mean the paying customers, who could just cease paying for a shit product, which is their prerogative. When a manager is given the backing and the resources to produce a good product then fails to do so, surely the customers will voice their dissatisfaction and cease paying for an inferior product. That in itself should be enough for the owners to take action to improve the product and satisfy their customer base. Frank says he knows nothing about football but surely to god, he can recognise a shit performing team from a good one? It's not rocket science, Unsworth is incapable of producing a team capable of a promotion push. You know it, I know it, we all know it. He has had his chance with phenomenal backing for this shite level of football..and failed.

I take it you're not happy.

Bromley away next, they are five points and eight places ahead and won 4-1 at home yesterday against Maidenhead, who are on ten points. I cannot see any other result than the ones we are fast getting used to. Sick of Unsworth, sick of being let down time after time and becoming disillusioned by the inaction of a stubborn boardroom.

It's about the club, not one man. If Frank won't sack him because he doesn't want to renege on his word, then he isn't putting the club first and foremost. Stupid, in my opinion.

I will take the rub-of-the-green for once [no pun] but Dorking fans will be up in the rafters with that one and rightly so.

I think VAR would have some of the ball not over the line. Who's that on the floor next to the goals?

Nope, it would have no bearing on his tenure, as his job is safe as houses...the ones to be built on BP when he takes us to oblivion. Fucking drastic comment, I know, but that's how I feel right now.

From his interviews I think we can see how he is rinsing the board into giving him more time. It must have been too warm for his Gillet.

If only there wasn't.

You're tempting fate.

It's concise. I voted 'Yes'.

I hope he feels the embarrassment. He needs to but it won't change anything for the untouchable one.

Is there a 'change your vote' option?...just asking for the twelve who voted to give him more time. Seriously, he needs to go.

Unsworth would have ruined his career.

He may have been shaking his head for a completely different reason. Hopefully he has had enough because everybody else has.

Ok, Latics didn't lose but it's yet another weekend without anything to build even a slim hope upon. The were goals aplenty in the league today, so if he points to the heat then he is a fucking joke. Dorking will be extremely happy with that and really could have walked away with all three points. Norwood must be fucking kicking himself, having to play in Unsworth's futile team, what a waste. All that pre-season hype for fuck all! He's not ever going to turn it around without some kind of miracle but he will remain exactly where he is. Just go, FFS!

A slow erosion. The guy appears to be a clueless manager. Goals flying in all over the place, except BP.

They are just a Zeitgeist. "Upset" and "angry" probably being more accurate.

Getting them ready for the first team then.

That's them on the up, then.

When Dorking exert their "five minutes of pressure" and the team crumbles, the fans get restless, the piss boil begins and the "Unsworth out" chants ring around three quarters of the ground, we will all be relishing another ruined weekend. He's going nowhere. Latics are going nowhere. I don't think The Sword of Damocles exists over BP.

I've never booed or been abusive [ok, maybe the odd referee] but change has to be instigated somehow and the voicing of disillusionment or whatever we want to call it, is perhaps a natural beginning. In the end though, only the powers that be can actuate change.

Lose to Dorking and he will still be here for the following game, we all know it. The piss-boil is already being warmed up in readiness.

BP will be a seething cauldron of vitriolic piss boil if they lose on Saturday. Even a draw will get the chants going.

He is the manager, he holds the responsibility of reigning in the discipline, either by word of mouth or by fining the players involved. Money talks.