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You're well thought of and people put their faith in you. You aren't to blame for it all and you were a brave man for having a go.

But time to move on now.... we need to put up a serious fight with a seriously demotivated and demoralised set of players.... let someone who knows what they are doing take over for a big pay off if we stay up.

We may be slightly adrift but it is fucking February and we have a lot of games left. Let's at least give ourselves a chance and not this pathetic "we're already down" mindset that lets PW off the hook.

That's all.

Bit wordy - I think most people would just have used two or three words.

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No point abusing the bloke. As withe RN and Robbo, we're all human and have bills to pay and families to think of. I hope he does go though as I worry the club are turning his into a managed decline (financially it is suggested a long time) to kind of water down our expectations

That follows from 'Dry January' I assume.
Goodo. All is not lost then.

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Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment

No stick with him, and in league two up until the January transfer window when we are in the relegation spots.

The conference beckons unless something changes.

There is, of course, a solution to our problems. Unfortunately, DM won't have the gumption to use it.

It's called 4-4-2. Wonder if he's ever heard of it?

100% This. I want a big poster outside the club shop with winkie on it that just reads "sack for victory". We should give the next guy one game in charge to prove himself. No more.

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No - put the manager’s name on the substitution board after sixty minutes.

Does anyone think Winkie would actually sack Micciche before next season?

If this was a Premier League club, he'd probably only have a game or two left before the sack, but obviously compensation is much less of an issue there than it is in League One.

Just wonder whether Pete is weighing up the costs of sacking Micciche/Millen and bringing in someone to try and keep us up versus the costs of relegation.

Would being relegated "cost us" more than sacking another manager in the same season?

Risk is that if he did sack him, we could still get relegated if a new manager didn't improve things. Then it would be double shit.

Moral of the story for Winkie, is listen to Filthy more. If he had sacked Neilson back in November like I said, we probably would have sorted ourselves out by now.