Hes lost it

Does a post match interview really matter that much? We won without playing particularly well, a point Dis made in his interview,  and we are second. Let's give players and manager credit for that result and give them all support in the hope of getting out of this league.

Quite a few sensitive Sally's on here. Most of what he said was true, probably not in his best interests to say it but for me he is always pretty honest, maybe too honest.

People on here read far too much into post match interviews. Just enjoy the win. FFs.

He has a tendency to become grumpy. When everyone including myself held their head in their hands when they saw Lenny step up to take that pen against Woking last year, he was really p!ssed off. I think the fickleness of the fans and our tendency to mock or jeer or boo players gets on his nerves and he wants to protect his players.

Quoted from The Singing Fisherman

Don't give a flying intercourse what the manager says after games. We won and played well. Happy days. If he wins us promotion he can say what the intercourse he likes. I will kiss his Yorkie bottom if he does too. Utm

I'm hoping our last game of the season won't be televised, just imagine when the shop scores 20 goals and we are promoted as champions,
there will be Jonnyboy running around the pontoon with a giant Lincolnshire sausage hanging out his ar$e and The Singing Fisherman kissing Paul Hurst's bum, Skint's going to seem a bit tame beside this.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/30201739

Listen to this stroker please.

Quoted from SamTheMariner

He has a tendency to become grumpy. When everyone including myself held their head in their hands when they saw Lenny step up to take that pen against Woking last year, he was really p!ssed off. I think the fickleness of the fans and our tendency to mock or jeer or boo players gets on his nerves and he wants to protect his players.

I think you'd need the patience of a saint not to get hacked off with the pessimism that seems to hover over our club sometimes. Mike Newell was all too accurate when he talked about a negative culture.

On reflection do we maybe think Hill said something similar to Hurst on the touch line about our side and him being under pressure, as he did post-match? Would explain Hurst's actions and his rather strange interview. Important that we don't let idiots like Hill get under our skin.

Quoted from LongEatonMariner

What do you mean for Christ's sake, you're giving him stick when he wins.  This whole thread is totally uncalled for. I couldn't give a toss whether he inspires fans, he's paid to inspire players which evidently he is doing quite well at.

I'm not giving him stick, merely pointing out that a lot of fans i know don't like him or the way he sets up the team to play. He is not well regarded judging by the everyday comments i hear from the many Town fans i know. Some players and managers are taken to the hearts of fans but Hurst isn't one of them and that is reflected in the fact that he gets no leeway when things go pear shaped. You may have a different view.

Some say it doesn't matter, but it does. If he is the reason some fans stay away, then that is costing the club vital revenue, which is more important than ever in the Conference, with no league cash coming in.

Second in the league, yet 2600 turn up. Draw your own conclusions.

Cold night, Champions League on the television, four weeks out from Christmas. I think there's plenty more reasons than Hurst for people not to attend tonight and if some fans are staying away because of Hurst, that says more about them than a manager who's got us to second in the league at the halfway stage of the season. I wish I could understand what my more critical colleagues want from Hurst but, given his team has taken 19 out of the last 24 points available, it seems to me he's doing a pretty decent job at the moment.