Vote of Confidence

Quoted from Rik e B

Good post and my thoughts are in that same basket. IF the trigger was ever to be pulled some skulldugerous tapping up of a quality replacement to come straight in would be essential

Word of the day...

I admit i have not read all this thread but i have been at a family gathering tonight in the presence of five staunch Town fans. All without question want Hurst removed and all said they know of no one who would be bothered if he was sacked tomorrow. Between us we know a lot of Town fans, so something doesn't add up. I think there is just a general apathy among fans. The ones i speak to anyway. I've really tried to stay impartial on this issue and have asked people what they think and i genuinely cannot find one person who sticks up for Hurst, either among my circle or in general around the town.

One said to me the Hurst detractors quote facts and the Hurst pro lobby quote what might happen in the future if we give him more time and that sums it up for me in a nutshell.

Had lots to drink and not explaining myself very well but in a straw poll tonight with 5 Town fans with over 150 seasons support between us, all have had enough of him. Only myself posts on here.

Would people happily wax what remains of the boosted budget to pay Hurst's severence and instill a new broom?

Do people think we would be better off with a new man working with what we've already got or Hurst with the ability to add a player or two?

Quoted from barralad

Word of the day...

Depends on the judging criteria... Ginnys 'reposte' had me hitting google for example

Everybody is entitled to their own opinion but voting after a defeat is pointless. If we'd have won the game, I'm sure we'd have completely different results.

give him the rest of the season. we've given a lot of money and let's hope we go on a run like last year.  

Unless things turn for the worst and in January we're not close to the play offs and miles off top spot (points wise) then risk getting someone else in.

Quoted from Harry Haddock

Everybody is entitled to their own opinion but voting after a defeat is pointless. If we'd have won the game, I'm sure we'd have completely different results.

Another among many examples of the "if we'd won" variety. We didn't win an therein lies the problem. After about 20 mins on Friday, the crowd were ready to rock, there were fireworks going off and i could just sense that Cheltenham were rocking slightly. Gary Johnson has said himself that some of his younger, less experienced players were wobbling a bit but as usual, we let them off the hook and gave Johnson time to work his magic. We never looked like winning from that point on and the game faded into another let down.

I get the sense that whereas most people calm down a day or two after a disappointing result, that's not happened this time and people are still p1ssed off. I can feel a sea change.

Quoted from Rik e B

Depends on the judging criteria... Ginnys 'reposte' had me hitting google for example

Riposte.  

Quoted from ginnywings

Riposte.  

I was going to say the same thing but thought better of it (for once!)

Only saving grace to relieve the pressure on PH would be for him to sign on loan two players in the form of a target man and an aggressive Pouton style midfielder, its not going to happen I know but a failure Saturday and it all goes apeshit