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Have to disagree with that I'm afraid. The atmosphere at that 4-2 defeat at Halifax in our promotion season was toxic. I'll never forget the face of the young lad (maybe 15 or 16) stood near me, contorted with hate shouting "Hursty is a male masturbator" and " intercourse Off You girl private". I don't think you'd find supporters of many other clubs who would have reacted in that way that day. It wasn't even like we were struggling in the table, we were still well placed to finish in the play-offs, which we ultimately did.
I've been going to away games for well over 40 years now and that day at Halifax was by far the worst atmosphere I have ever witnessed.
Don't know if you ever visited Roker Park but I was at Sunderland the day we drew 1-1 I think and Lawrie Mac was their manager, I have never heard booing like it before or since from the start of the match to the end and I was sat in their main stand and when we went one nil up the air was toxic. Try visiting a few other forums, Coventry for example on their thoughts of RS. Like I said PH is not the first or last manager to be targeted and he just needed a thicker skin before rounding on the fans or media.
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Don't know if you ever visited Roker Park but I was at Sunderland the day we drew 1-1 I think and Lawrie Mac was their manager, I have never heard booing like it before or since from the start of the match to the end and I was sat in their main stand and when we went one nil up the air was toxic.
Try visiting a few other forums, Coventry for example on their thoughts of RS.
Like I said PH is not the first or last manager to be targeted and he just needed a thicker skin before rounding on the fans or media.
Coventry were a struggling relegated side who had lost several games on the trot, so that's understandable to a degree. We were well placed in the table and had lost one of our last ten games before that Halifax match. Hardly comparable really.
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September 15, 2017, 8:15pm |
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I wasn't shocked that PH kept Shrewsbury up. He's methodical enough to do so. I'm a bit surprised with the start they've had though. Early doors to get carried away with I told you sos I guess.
Because we ended up promoted, I think some of the defeats and displays we had to endure during the second half of that season have somehow been airbrushed from history. It was like groundhog day with PH playing the same team and the same tactics week in week out. It was dire at times. There was not a hint of flair from him in trying something different and he had the firepower of Bogle and Amond at his disposal. It was like he'd run out of ideas and probably one injury got him out of jail. Cowley outmanaged him over that season on Braintree's budget.
He's the best manager we've had in the Fenty era, but I don't think we've been treated to a conveyor belt of talent to compare him to. He's a safe pair of hands for a club like Shrewsbury at that level but I don't expect them to be in the play offs by the end of the season. If they are and he becomes a successful manager at a higher level than League One, I'll eat humble pie and be pleased for him. Time can only tell..
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September 15, 2017, 8:36pm |
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It amazes me how far out of context people took that spoiled comment even up to today. He wasn't referring to the FA Cup semi final, the Wembley double or anything like that, ffs.
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Hagrid |
September 15, 2017, 8:42pm |
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Hated that day at halifax, was the worst atmosphere i've wver been part of. Not just the chants ar hurst but at the players also- players who got us up 3 months later
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HertsGTFC |
September 15, 2017, 9:22pm |
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I wasn't shocked that PH kept Shrewsbury up. He's methodical enough to do so. I'm a bit surprised with the start they've had though. Early doors to get carried away with I told you sos I guess.
Because we ended up promoted, I think some of the defeats and displays we had to endure during the second half of that season have somehow been airbrushed from history. It was like groundhog day with PH playing the same team and the same tactics week in week out. It was dire at times. There was not a hint of flair from him in trying something different and he had the firepower of Bogle and Amond at his disposal. It was like he'd run out of ideas and probably one injury got him out of jail. Cowley outmanaged him over that season on Braintree's budget.
He's the best manager we've had in the Fenty era, but I don't think we've been treated to a conveyor belt of talent to compare him to. He's a safe pair of hands for a club like Shrewsbury at that level but I don't expect them to be in the play offs by the end of the season. If they are and he becomes a successful manager at a higher level than League One, I'll eat humble pie and be pleased for him. Time can only tell..
Do you ever give anyone any credit? How did Crowley out manage Hurst? Hurst won the tie in a results based business. Why are you so "glass half empty" about everything associated with GTFC?
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chaos33 |
September 15, 2017, 9:33pm |
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I wasn't shocked that PH kept Shrewsbury up. He's methodical enough to do so. I'm a bit surprised with the start they've had though. Early doors to get carried away with I told you sos I guess.
Because we ended up promoted, I think some of the defeats and displays we had to endure during the second half of that season have somehow been airbrushed from history. It was like groundhog day with PH playing the same team and the same tactics week in week out. It was dire at times. There was not a hint of flair from him in trying something different and he had the firepower of Bogle and Amond at his disposal. It was like he'd run out of ideas and probably one injury got him out of jail. Cowley outmanaged him over that season on Braintree's budget.
He's the best manager we've had in the Fenty era, but I don't think we've been treated to a conveyor belt of talent to compare him to. He's a safe pair of hands for a club like Shrewsbury at that level but I don't expect them to be in the play offs by the end of the season. If they are and he becomes a successful manager at a higher level than League One, I'll eat humble pie and be pleased for him. Time can only tell..
I would agree with that.
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Marinerz93 |
September 15, 2017, 9:33pm |
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trueblue89 saying as you like Grimsby Town ex players and manager so much, how about a hat-trick and take our exceptional non Chairman too. Before you know it you'll be playing champions league.
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September 15, 2017, 9:37pm |
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Shrewsbury is a nice town, similar to Louth but with an ever-so slightly bigger river than the Ludd.
You gonna gloat about that too?
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HertsGTFC |
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Shrewsbury is a nice town, similar to Louth but with an ever-so slightly bigger river than the Ludd.
You gonna gloat about that too?
Possibly the post of the week
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