Hurst

Hurst watched us play before he begged for the job so was fully aware of what he was walking into so must take some responsibility for our current form.
Even a shower of excrement with coaching can be become a more effective unit but we have got worse. His team selection and substations are bewildering. Why was he out of work for so long.? He should not be our manager.

Quoted from realist

Hurst watched us play before he begged for the job so was fully aware of what he was walking into so must take some responsibility for our current form.
Even a shower of excrement with coaching can be become a more effective unit but we have got worse. His team selection and substations are bewildering. Why was he out of work for so long.? He should not be our manager.

You are pathetic!

Quoted from realist

Hurst watched us play before he begged for the job so was fully aware of what he was walking into so must take some responsibility for our current form.
Even a shower of excrement with coaching can be become a more effective unit but we have got worse. His team selection and substations are bewildering. Why was he out of work for so long.? He should not be our manager.

Oh my word are you for real.

My biggest worry is that if we get relegated, will we ever get back into the Football League.

Quoted from cannylad68

My biggest worry is that if we get relegated, will we ever get back into the Football League.

I totally agree with you ! It’s a very hard league to get out of .

I was quite encouraged by Hanson's interview on RH. he seems well up for the fight. He recalled one season  when Wimbledon were sitting with only 10 points going into Christmas and everyone had written them off. But they turned it round and stayed up. He thinks we can do likewise.

With him, the two new lads, Wright and Pollock seeming well up for it, all is not entirely lost. But we do need a few more players with their mind set, and of course better quality than we have on show right now.

I would be surprised if we managed to get more bodies in before Tuesday, so once again we have to hope that Hurst can shame some of the shirkers into putting in a shift. As he pointed out, if they fail here no one is going to 'come knocking' for them. Certainly not from the EFL.

These players are playing for their careers.

At the end of the day Holloway WALKED. He brought in most of the squad which the new manager had to inherit. Probably Fenty's delay in shall I sell or not meant that Hurst did not come before the new year.

If it wasn't Hursty as manager, a new man would still have similar problems. If the chickens don't want to lay eggs then you can't make them.

Where can I find this Hanson interview please.

Quoted from RonMariner

I was quite encouraged by Hanson's interview on RH. he seems well up for the fight. He recalled one season  when Wimbledon were sitting with only 10 points going into Christmas and everyone had written them off. But they turned it round and stayed up. He thinks we can do likewise.

With him, the two new lads, Wright and Pollock seeming well up for it, all is not entirely lost. But we do need a few more players with their mind set, and of course better quality than we have on show right now.

I would be surprised if we managed to get more bodies in before Tuesday, so once again we have to hope that Hurst can shame some of the shirkers into putting in a shift. As he pointed out, if they fail here no one is going to 'come knocking' for them. Certainly not from the EFL.

These players are playing for their careers.

Well said. A point made by Hurst. In the present climate, I wouldn't want to be an out of work lower league footballer. I think Hurst has put all his cards on the table and called the players out. An early gamble. There has to be a reaction on Tuesday. My genuine fear is that such a reaction might be a reckless early tackle to show 'I am up for it'.

Need passion but discipline on Tuesday. UTFM

Hurst  has a tough job a no brainer he can't wrap these players up in cotton wool The writing is on the wall we are going down.We are gutted and angry with this, there is a slim chance Hurst can turn it around But are the players up for it ?. The club has been so badly run attracting good players is difficult so I have to say it looks bleak. We know Hurst we know what he is capable of to come back to us like this I think we need to admire him for that.

Hopefully with Fenty gone we can rebuild

One thing for sure if we go down I Will still be going through thick and thin  UTM