Hurst in or out?

Quoted from 123614

I don't know what 'silence from the club is deafening' means when the club is pretty much silent most of the time.  The fact that there is still 5 months left of the season to play out gives PH time to get to the bottom of the problem currently, and fix it.

Ha the ostrich mentality right on que.

Quoted from 123614

I don't know what 'silence from the club is deafening' means when the club is pretty much silent most of the time.  The fact that there is still 5 months left of the season to play out gives PH time to get to the bottom of the problem currently, and fix it.

Hurst is the problem.

Quoted from 123614

I don't know what 'silence from the club is deafening' means when the club is pretty much silent most of the time.  The fact that there is still 5 months left of the season to play out gives PH time to get to the bottom of the problem currently, and fix it.

So we’re going to sleepwalk into a relegation battle with a manager who’s EFL record is worse than the majority of managers in our league and the guy who appears to have drunk away the money from our most lucrative cup run ever?

Whilst I respect the opinions of those who want him to stay, I still can’t get my head round it. I’ve not seen a single justification for him staying in the job that I can get on board with & the thought that our board probably think he should stay too worries the hell out of me in all honesty. It makes me seriously question what our long term ambitions actually are and where 3 wins in 19 games fits into that.

I said it before Stockport, I said it before Colchester and I’m saying it before Doncaster, if we win the next game, then what? Is everything suddenly okay and does the clock reset on Hurst for another run of defeats? It’s a never ending cycle that needs to be cut today.

Quoted from pontoonlew

The silence from the club today is deafening, it felt inevitable he’d be sacked last night and now it feels inevitable he’ll be given yet another lifeline.

It must be brilliant knowing not matter what you do in your job, you’re almost certain to remain in it.

tbf our social media Prescence is dire recently, i feel we need a statement on clarity at least

I think it's probably time to start draping Hurst Out banners around the Town

Quoted from 1mickylyons

I think it's probably time to start draping Hurst Out banners around the Town

FFS no, Dont be a Jacko

Quoted from pontoonlew

So we’re going to sleepwalk into a relegation battle with a manager who’s EFL record is worse than the majority of managers in our league and the guy who appears to have drunk away the money from our most lucrative cup run ever?

Whilst I respect the opinions of those who want him to stay, I still can’t get my head round it. I’ve not seen a single justification for him staying in the job that I can get on board with & the thought that our board probably think he should stay too worries the hell out of me in all honesty. It makes me seriously question what our long term ambitions actually are and where 3 wins in 19 games fits into that.

I said it before Stockport, I said it before Colchester and I’m saying it before Doncaster, if we win the next game, then what? Is everything suddenly okay and does the clock reset on Hurst for another run of defeats? It’s a never ending cycle that needs to be cut today.

And what if we win the next one after Donny, and the next one after that, chuck in a few draws and a few more wins?  5 months is a long time, and plenty of points can be won, just because we are going through a really bad spell atm doesn't mean it's going to go on for the rest of the season.

Quoted from Hagrid

tbf our social media Prescence is dire recently, i feel we need a statement on clarity at least

The last thing Paul Hurst wants from the chairman is a vote of confidence.

Quoted from Hagrid

tbf our social media Prescence is dire recently, i feel we need a statement on clarity at least

Yesterday's statement at 3.38 that the game would go ahead seemed a reactive one to queries on here and twitter rather than a proactive service to the thousand or so exiles who travel to home games.

Quoted from 123614

And what if we win the next one after Donny, and the next one after that, chuck in a few draws and a few more wins?  5 months is a long time, and plenty of points can be won, just because we are going through a really bad spell atm doesn't mean it's going to go on for the rest of the season.

Even if we looked remotely capable of that, you’re talking about a scenario where we play this season out believing we can avoid relegation, that is absolutely unacceptable to me.

It also involves him getting yet another transfer window, after cocking up every single one since our return to the EFL