Thought it’d be the case..

Very well said Jase! I tend to ignore the ‘doom merchants’ as you so eloquently call them, but you’ve it the nail on the head.

Bring on Saturday, UTM!

Quoted from jimgtfc

Very well said Jase! I tend to ignore the ‘doom merchants’ as you so eloquently call them, but you’ve it the nail on the head.

Bring on Saturday, UTM!

Hardly eloquent to call someone a ‘doom merchant’. I’m just a bit fed up of us losing winnable games and being told I can’t have an opinion because we’re ‘well run’.

Quoted from marinerjase

Hasn’t taken long, and I knew it wouldn’t  - the usual protagonist s appear first opportunity to have a pop at all and sundry.
Manager, owners, players..it’ll be the chefs and laundry department soon..

Yes it’s a disappointing spell, but is it a disaster?? It’s December..even allowing for the possibility of poor results til January..we’ll still be in a position to attain play offs come season end. If so - a good number of the support will have taken that if asked before season commenced.

And Noche and his cronies ..dear oh dear…

Whatever ‘argument’ you put up on the new regime - it’s still better than what your mate offered for years. You think the match day experience isn’t better? Or attracting families/next generation? You think engaging community isn’t happening? You think employees behind the scenes aren’t happy??? You’re sadly mistaken.

Come back and pipe up in May if we’ve finished 10th or worse, then maybe you’ll have an argument (on the on field matters anyway) - but the stuff off the pitch - you can carry on til the cows come home..you haven’t got a leg to stand on.  

And as for the usual doom merchants just looking for another ‘I told you so’ …zzzzz. What a way to live. Bit like those conspiracy theory on everything types.

I think you’ll find that I’m with you on this.

As I’ve pointed out elsewhere, I’m referencing people doing the exact same things to JS and AP as what they did to JF. And it’s taken them a lot less time to start rounding on the new owners than it did on JF

Quoted from Fillipe Noche

I think you’ll find that I’m with you on this.

As I’ve pointed out elsewhere, I’m referencing people doing the exact same things to JS and AP as what they did to JF. And it’s taken them a lot less time to start rounding on the new owners than it did on JF

…so where does your dislike for Debbie Cook stem from?

Quoted from Knut Anders Fosters Voles

…so where does your dislike for Debbie Cook stem from?

Dislike of her?

I have no dislike of her. I just feel she needs to stop seeking limelight and concentrate on just doing the CEO job

The only people we should really see all over Twitter and other online PR are football staff

Quoted from Fillipe Noche

Dislike of her?

I have no dislike of her. I just feel she needs to stop seeking limelight and concentrate on just doing the CEO job

The only people we should really see all over Twitter and other online PR are football staff

Online PR?! I thought we did our PR on the pitch. 😆

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and let’s be honest whether or not your pro PH, indifferent to him or can’t stand the bloke you are not going to be happy with recent results however, what I find frustrating is reading individual posters comments suggesting that by spending money on BP, the training ground or having expensive ale and scotch eggs on offer is somehow adversely affecting our performance on the pitch.

More recently the suggestion is we have players who spend their time drinking, are big time Charlie’s or not settled in the area. A player being found guilty of drink driving is never good but I would suggest happens at a great many clubs and other employers on a pretty regular basis. The one tag we can attach to Hurst is he doesn’t suffer fools gladly and whatever eleven he puts out will give 100% albeit they may not play well and those players with a poor attitude are normally moved on pretty sharpish.

He’s clearly made some selection errors and failed to land that striker we all wanted and IMO a physical presence in midfield but we have been through a substantial turnover in players so mistakes in signings will be made and it’s unusual to build a league winning side in one window. Hopefully we can at least maintain our strong home record through this difficult period and get a change over in personnel during January with some of the loan players returning and being replaced with others who are ready to play first team football in the National league.

Quoted from Lincoln Mariner 56

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion and let’s be honest whether or not your pro PH, indifferent to him or can’t stand the bloke you are not going to be happy with recent results however, what I find frustrating is reading individual posters comments suggesting that by spending money on BP, the training ground or having expensive ale and scotch eggs on offer is somehow adversely affecting our performance on the pitch.

More recently the suggestion is we have players who spend their time drinking, are big time Charlie’s or not settled in the area. A player being found guilty of drink driving is never good but I would suggest happens at a great many clubs and other employers on a pretty regular basis. The one tag we can attach to Hurst is he doesn’t suffer fools gladly and whatever eleven he puts out will give 100% albeit they may not play well and those players with a poor attitude are normally moved on pretty sharpish.

He’s clearly made some selection errors and failed to land that striker we all wanted and IMO a physical presence in midfield but we have been through a substantial turnover in players so mistakes in signings will be made and it’s unusual to build a league winning side in one window. Hopefully we can at least maintain our strong home record through this difficult period and get a change over in personnel during January with some of the loan players returning and being replaced with others who are ready to play first team football in the National league.

Stop being sensible, your types are not wanted on this forum

Quoted from Lincoln Mariner 56

however, what I find frustrating is reading individual posters comments suggesting that by spending money on BP, the training ground or having expensive ale and scotch eggs on offer is somehow adversely affecting our performance on the pitch.

It’s not that it’s affecting our performance on the pitch. It’s more that it possibly should have been spent assembling a better squad.
At the moment it’s not something I would agree with.
But should we fail to make a challenge for the play offs then it could well be a valid point.

Quoted from Civvy at last

It’s not that it’s affecting our performance on the pitch. It’s more that it possibly should have been spent assembling a better squad.
At the moment it’s not something I would agree with.
But should we fail to make a challenge for the play offs then it could well be a valid point.

There's no argument re upgrading the training facilities, that had to be done at the expense of something else.
Wether that's paying a few extra quid for a player is a non argument in my eyes, the pitch was unplayable, the balls weren't even round and the kitchen, fitness suit and treatment room were just not fit for purpose.
We may not reap the rewards of the upgrades this season but in the coming seasons I'd like to think we will and  i'm in doubt with the old facilities we'd be in an even worse position than we are right now.