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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:22 pm

gingerspice

Player Coach

Joined: Jan 16 2010
Posts: 7138
Location: Ramsey Street, Brough

east hull FC fan wrote:Fair enough, can only comment from the outside. Just think it's essentially the same team of 2009, why aren't the players now behind Morgan?
You can't say that the Mason thing had nothing to do with it, look at the way they tried binning off Clinton!

To be fair Clinton has wanted to go for a while now he ain't settled over here

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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:24 pm

gingerspice

Player Coach

Joined: Jan 16 2010
Posts: 7138
Location: Ramsey Street, Brough

blakeysrobin wrote:Maybe some are peed off with his favs.
Murrell is so fat and unfit when he jogged out for the second half he stopped halfway for a breather. Oh and he was the big hooker to oppose the Wire forwards because Fisher wasnt up to it! :roll:

Yep strange that ain't it lol but scotty really has gone down hill along with a fair few others

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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:26 pm

gingerspice

Player Coach

Joined: Jan 16 2010
Posts: 7138
Location: Ramsey Street, Brough

berrigans bitch wrote:I have always maintained that Morgan is overrated..For me he is a similar coach to Kear who can raise and build a team however not in the same league as say Tony Smith..Morgan can talk the talk but the bottom line is amazingly Agars SL achievements are above Morgans, hard to believe but true..

For me the sign of a really good coach is one who can do well in the face of adversity...again amazingly so far Morgan is failing and Agar is performing (it is not all about 1/2 derby games) :shock:

...Not sure what the answer is here, I sincerely feel for you guys as much as I love the banter (and the win) we had tripe for 2 seasons and it is pants when you pay your money to watch the team you love...I think Moragn will be gone at the end of the season (how many times did he mention Wigan in his pre-match interview, I counted 4! :wink:

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If he wants to go I'd let him I've always stuck up for Morgan but morale is low, players shoulders are slumped I think Morgan will be gone at end of season along with a few others

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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:28 pm

gingerspice

Player Coach

Joined: Jan 16 2010
Posts: 7138
Location: Ramsey Street, Brough

Don't u think Newton has piled it on to, he went of didn't he even took his shirt of was prob to embarrassed to sit in the dug out with it on

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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:48 pm

Mild Rover

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Joined: Jun 01 2007
Posts: 12671
Location: Leicestershire.

berrigans bitch wrote:I have always maintained that Morgan is overrated..For me he is a similar coach to Kear who can raise and build a team however not in the same league as say Tony Smith.....

Morgan achieved what was asked in getting HKR up and keeping them up when the stakes couldn't have been much higher. We then consolidated and were competitive (if not quite competing). His achievements don't match Smith's - but tbf, is he often mentioned in the same breath on here? The comparison with Kear is fair enough and far from damning, IMO.

berrigans bitch wrote:Morgan can talk the talk but the bottom line is amazingly Agars SL achievements are above Morgans, hard to believe but true...

I'm not sure which goalposts you're using, but they must be slightly odd ones. Last I looked, Morgan's SL win ratio was slightly the better, even including 2007 when 10 wins represented success. 2008 (partly Sharp's fault, I know), 2009, 2010 Morgan did better in the competition (for clarity - as opposed to the league). If you mean just this season, then fair enough - but it has take me until now to consider this, so either I'm dull-witted or you're too vague. :wink:

berrigans bitch wrote:For me the sign of a really good coach is one who can do well in the face of adversity...again amazingly so far Morgan is failing and Agar is performing (it is not all about 1/2 derby games) :shock:

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Agar's doing okay. In the past he's faced significant adversity. Not sure I've seen the two together yet, but what doesn't kill you...
We're plop and in all honesty haven't had that much adversity either - and what there's been, I don't think is the underlying cause. Just lost our mojo a bit... a lot.

As a wise man once blogged: 'it’s invariably the bad times that make the good times so good' :wink:

'Thus I am tormented by my curiosity and humbled by my ignorance.' from History of an Old Bramin, The New York Mirror (A Weekly Journal Devoted to Literature and the Fine Arts), February 16th 1833.

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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:54 pm

Roofs

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Joined: Aug 24 2005
Posts: 15807
Location: East Hull

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Tbf though chances are we'll both want to drown our sorrows come Freshers Week BB. :cry:

"The Mail understands..." NOTHING! :SUBMISSION:

[quote="-VIKINGMAN-"]Respect to Roofs, the president of East Hull. :wink:

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Post subject: Re: SORRY BUT JUSTIN SHOULD GO

Posted: Sun Jun 19, 2011 8:59 pm

Bet Lynch

Club Coach

Joined: Aug 04 2008
Posts: 16983

Mild Rover wrote:Morgan achieved what was asked in getting HKR up and keeping them up when the stakes couldn't have been much higher. We then consolidated and were competitive (if not quite competing). His achievements don't match Smith's - but tbf, is he often mentioned in the same breath on here? The comparison with Kear is fair enough and far from damning, IMO.

I'm not sure which goalposts you're using, but they must be slightly odd ones. Last I looked, Morgan's SL win ratio was slightly the better, even including 2007 when 10 wins represented success. 2008 (partly Sharp's fault, I know), 2009, 2010 Morgan did better in the competition (for clarity - as opposed to the league). If you mean just this season, then fair enough - but it has take me until now to consider this, so either I'm dull-witted or you're too vague. :wink:

My comment is not a my dads bigger than yours....Agar reached a final C/Cup simple as that...at the end of the day the competition boils down to 2 pieces of silverware...I love John Kear, great bloke and good coach and as I have mentioned I will be jealous if you get him..I was slated on these boards last year for stating Morgs was overatted I honestly believe he is, however he will go down in folklore (and rightly so for where he has brought your club)...mind you my statement will probably bite me on the butt if he gets Wigan...though I reckon I could take Wigan and get the result :wink: