Hurst out   yes out

Quoted from denni266

To be honest i wasnt relating anything to his size as in height or other .but if you read it that way thats up to you ..

Well how else can you interpret "little never was man"?

I see that the GTFC Facebook pages are littered with the suggestion that McAtee was a passenger in Sears’ car on the night of the DD incident. There’s been suggestions of a drinking culture before. I know they’re young lads but surely this needs stamping out.

Quoted from MuddyWaters

I see that the GTFC Facebook pages are littered with the suggestion that McAtee was a passenger in Sears’ car on the night of the DD incident. There’s been suggestions of a drinking culture before. I know they’re young lads but surely this needs stamping out.

i can tell you categorically OC that they are out near enough every weekend in cleethorpes

Quoted from arryarryarry

I haven't called for Hurst to be sacked this season (yet)

But you keep repeating this old daft point that many do, who knows if a new manager will improve us, it's a risk that every club makes and if they didn't they would keep their current manager for years but it doesn't work like that.

Should the new owners have done their very best to keep Holloway as you could have made that same point and to repeat what I have said many times, Paul Hurst didn't improve us last season, he had half a season to do that and ended up with a worst points per game total than that clown Holloway.

Of course its all a risk.

Man utd give Moyes very limited time,
They've been through 6 managers (including caretaker) in 7 years.
No further forward than when he left
He's now managing a 'smaller' club and they are doing better than Man Utd.

Sacking isn't always the best way forward

Quoted from Hagrid

i can tell you categorically OC that they are out near enough every weekend in cleethorpes

Well my Mrs was stood talking to DLK in Cleethorpes at 1am after the Bromsgrove game, a week before Sears drove under the influence. Her mate was trying to take him back to hers.

He was saying that it's so boring around here and there's nothing to do compared to where he's from.

I think the JMD signing was confirmed by fans because he was with Max Wright and Ben Fox in Cleethorpes last Saturday night.

It's a funny one because when we are flying, everyone will say it's great for team spirit but after 6 losses in 7, the daggers come out.

I certainly think there has been a few harsh words said after the Sears incident. My theory is that Sears wasn't the only one in his car and Hurst has maybe had a go at the passengers for putting themselves in danger and not stopping their teammate doing such a stupid thing.

Quoted from jamesgtfc

Well my Mrs was stood talking to DLK in Cleethorpes at 1am after the Bromsgrove game, a week before Sears drove under the influence. Her mate was trying to take him back to hers.

He was saying that it's so boring around here and there's nothing to do compared to where he's from.

Not wrong though is he? Even an hour away in Hull or Lincoln is a completely different prospect for a bloke in his 20s. Anytime someone brings that up on here you get reminded of the beach or cheap houses or leafier parts of town, but there’s almost nothing to do but go to the same small number of pubs & clubs.

Hardly a cosmopolitan hotspot is it.
Not sure there’s much to attract young pro’s to want to live in Clee or GY

It’s understandable that pro’s at our level sacrifice an awful lot in coming to live in our area compared to more appealing locations. The price you pay I suppose for trying to make your way as a professional player

Sad to hear of the stupidity. I’d guess that any teammates in his car have got to take a long hard look at themselves too, for allowing a friend to get behind the wheel of a car. Unforgivable all round really

yeah Fox was with JMD Harry and Max in Counting house week ago, but Yeah the lads are always out, you'd think 6 losses in 7 they'd be in for Sunday Training.....

DLK's London born isnt he so not surprised he's bored here

If players don't like it round here and think it's boring then they can intercourse off as far as I'm concerned, we  don't want or need them either.

Quoted from gytone

If players don't like it round here and think it's boring then they can intercourse off as far as I'm concerned, we  don't want or need them either.

Don't quite agree with that tbh.
What I would say is this though, as professional footballers it doesn't matter where live to a certain degree, they have a 10 month working year, roughly speaking, and those 10 months should be dedicated to fitness and conditioning, so whether there's something or nothing to do shouldn't matter during the season.
The 2 nights they have off a week should not be a chance to get lashed, yes go out and de-stress but I'm not sure having a belly full of lager n kebabs sets the greatest examples.