THE CONCRETE ROUNDABOUT (TCR)

I want him gone. I’ve not been impressed since day 1. The games we won we didn’t deserve to win and a number of us highlighted the red flags at the time.

However, as a fan, its very easy to sack a manager, especially as you’ve never met them, have no relationship with them at all etc. The humanity side of things doesn’t really exist in the decision making.

I fear PW will have to give him longer and even play offs will be long gone by that point. His formation, tactics, subs and game management are all wrong and there isn’t a single sign of improvement anywhere on the pitch.

Have many managers been sacked before at least 15 games in charge?

Never too early. However I do feel bad for wanting us to lose to increase the chances of him being sacked. A draw now would be devastating.

Players' body language in that second half tells the story. Harvie almost looked proud that he'd got himself sent off.

GA OUT

WE WANT/NEED OUR ROBBO BACK

Yeah he looked relieved

Saves him having to play this rubbish next week

_________________
I like clean air and low traffic

Get him gone Pete. Don't do it months late like you always do.

_________________
22/23 APL Prediction League and APL Hall of Fame champion
Proprietor of the "How crap?" away attendance prediction league

RM could be available soon

He will get a premier league move

In short, no. It isn't. If there is a trustworthy process that is showing signs of improving gradually or eventually, then you stay patient. When it's rudderless and as poor as its been, you have a decision to make.

I feel for him. He's a good guy, and has good intentions. But the reality is, it's fucking shite. A good bloke doesn't make for a good vision and or/football.
I hate the fact its gonna come to it, and I don't want to get toxic and negative. I'm trying to be sensible, but even when being sensible the answer is still: it isn't and won't work

_________________
"It's not about hoping this little moment will change our momentum, its about our daily actions and courage in everything we do.. We've got to stop believing in fairytales"

- Graham Alexander, October 2023