Hurst out.!!

Don’t feed the trolls look at the league table.

I fully expect 4 months of Hurst In/Hurst Out bickering on here. I only hope that come August, the Fenty regime has gone and the manager (fully expect it to still be Hurst) has been given excellent backing to see us bounce back immediately. Imagine 3 years from now. Fighting at the top end of L2, about to move into a new ground and state of the art training facilities. Not unrealistic, is it?

Hurst has probably been the most devisive manager we have ever had. He has strong support from both the stay and go camps. However as it is a results based business he has to go

Quoted from DB

I'm getting fed up with threads like this. How many times does Hurst's position at the club have to be debated, we've all had our say, and regardless of what we think he has a contract for the foreseeable future.

He's here to stay so like it or not you have to accept it. Move on, end off.

I assume Mike Newell, Neil Woods, Marcus Bignot, Russell Slade, Michael Jolley were all contracted but it didn't stop them being sacked.

Quoted from smokey111

I fully expect 4 months of Hurst In/Hurst Out bickering on here. I only hope that come August, the Fenty regime has gone and the manager (fully expect it to still be Hurst) has been given excellent backing to see us bounce back immediately. Imagine 3 years from now. Fighting at the top end of L2, about to move into a new ground and state of the art training facilities. Not unrealistic, is it?

If we go down and he stays with most of the squad he is playing now I cannot see us coming back anytime soon.

Quoted from Yoda

Why does hurst keep putting Green on he’s useless why not play Williams or Jackson both have scored more than Green.

he answered this in the interview - he has a core group of players who he trusts and have done well for him in this unbeaten run, and he doesn't feel that those on the subs bench could've improved it.
btw i don't disagree with your sentiment, but as Hurst says - he's paid to make these decisions and he lives or dies by them (witness bringing Waterfall back, which to a large extent did achieve its purpose; remember the very good Tranmere side got 'beaten up' and were stuffed 4-0 in Chelts last game)

ps thought his interview was honest and quite enlightening - his reasoning for the Coke substitution made sense, and certainly Clifton was able to get forward more nad we did seem to get more possession after it

Quoted from arryarryarry

If we go down and he stays with most of the squad he is playing now I cannot see us coming back anytime soon.

If we drop and he stays it would be managerial suicide to keep together the bulk of the squad that we went down with. There are 6/7 I would to see still here. Hewitt, Meyanese, Spokes, Lamy, Coke, Williams, (another divise figure) Macca.

Quoted from smokey111

If we drop and he stays it would be managerial suicide to keep together the bulk of the squad that we went down with. There are 6/7 I would to see still here. Hewitt, Meyanese, Spokes, Lamy, Coke, Williams, (another divise figure) Macca.

We’ll go down, he’s staying but I suspect many of the current squad won’t be providing he can horse trade the ones under contract out.

Quoted from forza ivano

he answered this in the interview - he has a core group of players who he trusts and have done well for him in this unbeaten run, and he doesn't feel that those on the subs bench could've improved it.
btw i don't disagree with your sentiment, but as Hurst says - he's paid to make these decisions and he lives or dies by them (witness bringing Waterfall back, which to a large extent did achieve its purpose; remember the very good Tranmere side got 'beaten up' and were stuffed 4-0 in Chelts last game)

ps thought his interview was honest and quite enlightening - his reasoning for the Coke substitution made sense, and certainly Clifton was able to get forward more nad we did seem to get more possession after it

Did it though, we failed miserably with their goal and it was down to Macca to keep the score at 1-1 because the defence couldn't cope with their throw ins and corners.

Quoted from Norseman

No but I would if the made the fire worse. Which is what Hurst has done

So how many games are we unbeaten under Hurst and what was Hollowords longest unbeaten run this season?