MJs task is larger than anticipated

Anybody else think that MJ has realised the task he took on is bigger, tougher and really had no comprehension of the lack of true quality running through the squad assembled by the one who's name I will not bring myself to reference.
Yes, I know he watched 3 games prior to accepting the managerial role and probably thought he could get into their heads and make them believe they could play football but, as we are witnessing, with exception to one or 2 players who try their heart out, I don't think he knew how this squad lack the gussto for relegation dog fight.
Feel for Jolley but on a positive note, he did stuff Malmo who were top of the league so lets hope he can stuff Wycombe, although with strikers who couldn't hit a cows bottom with a banjo I am a little doubtful..

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Anybody else think that MJ has realised the task he took on is bigger, tougher and really had no comprehension of the lack of true quality running through the squad assembled by the one who's name I will not bring myself to reference.
Yes, I know he watched 3 games prior to accepting the managerial role and probably thought he could get into their heads and make them believe they could play football but, as we are witnessing, with exception to one or 2 players who try their heart out, I don't think he knew how this squad lack the gussto for relegation dog fight.
Feel for Jolley but on a positive note, he did stuff Malmo who were top of the league so lets hope he can stuff Wycombe, although with strikers who couldn't hit a cows bottom with a banjo I am a little doubtful..

Nobody in world football could make Mitch rose a good player or Berrett dynamic in his work and theirs others , just need to scramble over the line which I doubt tbh and start again next season

I think he knew the task ahead, he hasn't got a lot to work with but if he can get us over the line he has a good club aside from Fenty who can't go on much longer, a big club at this level and a blank canvass for next season. It's a good job, I hear from several people he isn't even getting paid. He is driven and wants to succeed, he is wealthy and is driven. If he can keep us up with this disgraceful squad then we can kick on if Fenty goes, and only if Fenty goes.

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I think he knew the task ahead, he hasn't got a lot to work with but if he can get us over the line he has a good club aside from Fenty who can't go on much longer, a big club at this level and a blank canvass for next season. It's a good job, I hear from several people he isn't even getting paid. He is driven and wants to succeed, he is wealthy and is driven. If he can keep us up with this disgraceful squad then we can kick on if Fenty goes, and only if Fenty goes.

Not getting paid really ...I know it's April fools Day but surely not

Multi millionaire, wants his chance in football.

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Multi millionaire, wants his chance in football.

Fair enough, I know a couple of millionaires not interested in football mind and both wouldn't do anything for nowt in fact both struggle to go to the bar

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Multi millionaire, wants his chance in football.

I know of a couple of multi-millionaires and they are the tightest people you will ever come across.

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Fair enough, I know a couple of millionaires not interested in football mind and both wouldn't do anything for nowt in fact both struggle to go to the bar

you dont get rich by spending money  

If he is doing it for nothing would be one explanation for him getting the job in the first place

Confucius he say -  “Even most positive thinker in world cannot make player score goal that you need.”

I'd probably acre with the o.p.
The good news is that despite being outside the transfer window he has brought in 2 players who have improved us, he's given Clifton a decent chance and we have improved organisationally ( is that a word?)