meast wrote:weren't you going to have some sort of boycott or demonstration against either Pearson or Radford, or both?
if i remember it was exactly the same thing, a few bad results and people on here went crazy saying they weren't never,ever,going ever again while one of them or both of them were still there, yet a few good results later i bet most of you were still going every week and wallowing in the victories that you had.
threatening to walk away everytime there's a bad spell isn't the answer, either protest/boycott or get on with supporting your club.
Wilde 3 wrote:Tell Lee to do the right thing and leave
Listen it's nothing to do with me I'm having a rant at the whole club & it's staff, may feel different in a few days, a good few fans may tell him this & even tell some certain players that they are not good enough for our club right now but I won't be the one to tell any, that's APs job, he runs it he sorts it, I'm just not contributing any further towards what I see as a waste of my time & money.
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ComeOnYouUll wrote:Your supporters have been staying away for years.
good effort, well thought out
we might not have many but we are loyal,the point is you all wanted Radford out weeks ago, he then turned things around for a few weeks and you were all happy and content, now you all want him out again after a few bad results. fickle or what? either you all protest/make your feelings known or you accept he has the job and support him, you can't have it both ways which it what it seems like on here.
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meast wrote:good effort, well thought out
we might not have many but we are loyal,the point is you all wanted Radford out weeks ago, he then turned things around for a few weeks and you were all happy and content, now you all want him out again after a few bad results. fickle or what? either you all protest/make your feelings known or you accept he has the job and support him, you can't have it both ways which it what it seems like on here.
This post is not at all consistent with what impression somebody could have formed from reading this board properly.
If pearson really cared about this club or had any notion of how to run a successful RL team he would never have appointed radford in the first place, nor would he have persevered with him after an 11th placed finish in his 1st season in charge (5 places worse than his predecessor) and if he had an ounce of nouse he'd have binned him after the derby. Nothing will change and the club are in serious danger of being dragged into a relegation dogfight
Jake the Peg wrote:If pearson really cared about this club or had any notion of how to run a successful RL team he would never have appointed radford in the first place, nor would he have persevered with him after an 11th placed finish in his 1st season in charge (5 places worse than his predecessor) and if he had an ounce of nouse he'd have binned him after the derby. Nothing will change and the club are in serious danger of being dragged into a relegation dogfight
I'm still clinging to the faint hope that Pearson knows deep down that he's messed up and has just been trying to save face and hope that we perform reasonably well (ie scrape into the and Radford sees his contract out without having to pay him off. And that his investment in the youth system bears fruit to save the day.
But I am now wondering if he is just a bad businessman who struck lucky with Peter Taylor at City (after several bad managerial appointments let's not forget) and bought his way to success in the lower football divisions. He can't keep playing the 'blame Hetherington, Gentle & McRae' cards that's for sure.
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and Radford sees his contract out without having to pay him off. And that his investment in the youth system bears fruit to save the day.
