Miserybusiness wrote:ultimately of course your right,but initially scapegoating players who are actually contributing more than others isn’t the way to manage.Still our loss is Hull’s gain..
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Never heard of the bad apple and someone causing unrest in the dressing room then?
Ultimately of course players like that are doing more harm than good and deserve what they get and being shown the door is precisely the way to manage them.
Scapegoating players
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they were all being told and asked to do the same things at the same time by the same people which included more than SG on the coaching side and the others responded.
To start with Springer played every game so how was he “initially” a scapegoat?
To start with Doro didn’t play much because of his attitude so how could he “initially” be contributing more than others?
The line of reasoning for both Springer and Doro sounds more like contradictions are us as does our declining form since SG departed.