Hurst Out

Quoted from Chrisblor

Think the players are escaping too much blame here tbqh. They've all been utterly flipping excrement and are at least as equally as responsible as Hurst, if not more, for our current form.

Who signed this shower of excrement?

Quoted from Chrisblor

Think the players are escaping too much blame here tbqh. They've all been utterly flipping excrement and are at least as equally as responsible as Hurst, if not more, for our current form.

In any other line of work, if an individual was constantly under performing in their job, they would be sacked, like Managers are, but these incompetent useless bar stewards just turn up for a few hours of 'training' each week, and then fail to perform during the most important 90 minutes of the week, time and time again, and yet they still receive a steady income for doing sodomist all.

Quoted from davmariner

Give the guy a fecking break he’s doing what he can to find a winning formula. Fair enough disagree but to call for his head is baffling. Some people have short memories and forget how dire it was under Holloway. Judge him when our season is over. There’s still time to turn this around.

When he came to Blundell Park we were third from bottom, 3 points ahead of Stevenage and 4 ahead of Southend.

So he has taken us to 4 points adrift of 3rd from bottom and bottom of the table.

We have taken 4 points out of 27.

In Holloways last 9 games we took 7 points from 27.

So please explain how what we are watching now is not dire, or don't you pay to watch the games?

Winning becomes a habit, and so does losing. The managers job is to find a way to break the cycle when on a losing streak. This manager told the group he inherited that they were not good enough and replaced them with his group of "capable" players who where willing to fight. There is no doubt he was dealt a rough hand, but with reasonable management and some kind of motivation you would expect to see some improvement in the teams performance game to game, but's not happening, so it begs the question, is he capable of turning it around?
The new owners may not be able top stop the inevitable, but I hope they have a plan when they take over, or town maybe doomed to non- league football for the foreseeable future. I live in Hope! UTMM!!

Quoted from arryarryarry

Same old pathetic answer when some want a new manager bringing in.

There are plenty of out of work managers out there including some non league managers who would love to manage in the EFL.

Christ Almighty, my wife could do a better job of picking the team and tactics.

It’s not a pathetic answer, realistically which manager could you get in who would improve the squad in such a short space of time? There’s only been one suggestion so far and even the Cowley brothers are unrealistic at this time.

I’m not trying to defend Hurst (some of his formations and selections have been puzzling) but the likelihood is he ain’t going anywhere unless he quits before the season is up.

Quoted from davmariner

Give the guy a fecking break he’s doing what he can to find a winning formula. Fair enough disagree but to call for his head is baffling. Some people have short memories and forget how dire it was under Holloway. Judge him when our season is over. There’s still time to turn this around.

How long a break do you want to give him. He's had 2 months 8 games and 1 win, he is supposed a season manager in this and league 1. Watching his formula I have to wonder if he has one because he hasn't any tactics apart from a 10 man defence.

It's not only a points business which Hurst has not accumulated enough of, but in our case a survival one. We were in a bad place when he came, a mess (his words). He has took us from a poor league place with some hope to the bottom of the league with little if any hope and grasping at straws. I don't think the vast majority on here thought the mess could have got worse, it has.

It was dire under Holloway and everybody thought that when your at the bottom of a pit you can only climb out. Hurst took his spade dug the pit a bit deeper.

The season is virtually over for us, grasping at straws, hoping Barrow and Southend don't win and the NL is null and void. How deep in the sh!t is that for you to make a judgement on him. He was brought in to save us not sink us.

I agree with you that we still have time, only just now with match's running out, to turn this situation around but not with Hurst. HURST OUT

Don’t panic we’ve got FGR on Saturday who are absolutely sh.ite

Quoted from louth_in_the_south

Don’t panic we’ve got FGR on Saturday who are absolutely sh.ite

I'd rather be in their sh!tty place in the league than ours.

Remember when Paul Hurst was announced again and people on The Fishy batted off any criticism of him by claiming they only thought that ‘because he cupped his ear’.

Turns out there might have been more to it, if only we’d known he was a negative manager with shite tactics, baffling selections and a complete inability to change a game.

Quoted from pontoonlew

Remember when Paul Hurst was announced again and people on The Fishy batted off any criticism of him by claiming they only thought that ‘because he cupped his ear’.

Turns out there might have been more to it, if only we’d known he was a negative manager with shite tactics, baffling selections and a complete inability to change a game.

I’m saving the I told you so’s till we are actually down. Terrible as he is we are not 100% down yet.