Artell In Or out ?

Quoted from GrimRob

Is also the edict from above that we play like that.

Quoted from HertsGTFC

If it truly is the owners have crossed a rea line here that m not sure “custodians” should do.

Quoted from HertsGTFC

If it truly is the owners have crossed a real line here that m not sure “custodians” should do.

Quoted from Vance Warner

Every time owners appoint a manager they are choosing a certain style of football. I don’t see how this is any different. I’d prefer that to closing your eyes and hoping for some football fortune

Quoted from jamesgtfc

As I listened to Radio Humberside tonight, the Artell interview felt later than usual and I started to think the contractual post-match interview might have been with Stockwood.

I think most of us expected to lose today, but it's the manner of it. A couple of concerning things during the game unrelated to the goals conceded too: he didn't take the opportunity to have a huddle during an injury break and he absolutely hammered Cartwright for going long when the short options were poor and him going short had not long resulted in us conceding. He was the boards choice, but I think they are going to need to admit they got it wrong very soon as the alternative is relegation.

Quoted from HertsGTFC

Aren’t owners just happy with winning football?

Quoted from AncientExiledMariner

I said before we sacked Hurst, the new manager would still have the same squad and would still have to work within the constraints we have, in which players are under contract and the quality you need aren't always available mid-January. Paul Hurst would have made changes in that market, Artell did, but ultimately, teams aren't willing to let strong players go in January when strong players aren't available to be replace them.

I also said it'd probably take 2 summer transfer windows (for contracts to run out) for any manager to pick the squad they want, and maybe 3 if you assume they're human and make mistakes. Every top manager has had plenty of intercourse ups.

Our squad had issues under Hurst. It still has issues now, and it needs time. Swapping out the guy giving the tactics still mean most of the same players are going to be going out on that field. We've got to work with what we have, get behind the players and the team. Artell has got some good form out of them at times, and obviously there have been a few disasters. We're 7 points off relegation and just played the top team with far better quality throughout and a larger budget.

If you swap managers out, you never fully hold your players to account. My view is we stick, support our manager, and not chop and take a 3rd managers salary out of the budget.

The way fans want to change stuff immediately, Alex Fergusson wouldn't have made it out of his first season. Twitter brain football fans are loud, but quite detached from reality, but never accountable when their complaining was misplaced. They'll hide that, and pretend they've always had the right position.

Quoted from Vance Warner

The problem being you then need to change their entire squad every couple of years and pay off a load of deadwood to suit the latest manager’s style. We’ve tried that.

Quoted from louth_in_the_south

We’re not stupid, as much as it’s easy for people in the game to say we don’t get it . Football managers are successful for their man management , as much as they want to believe it’s about their technical side . Don’t get the man management right , no amount of technical mumbo jumbo will work .