ollycutts1982

Yep I agree too. Drop the Wayne Rooney, however it is meant it just comes across as cringey every time I log in and see it. 

To be fair some of the players on the list haven’t turned up on numerous occasions so don’t let that stop you. 

If you take the hair away and the baseball cap, he looks like Sam Rush 

Ultimately when Rooney leaves, hopefully this time next week he will be gone, he can look back at why he failed. For me not bringing in an experienced number 2 (as the season went on he could of swallowed some pride and asked Mac), his tactics and substitutions were ill thought, failure to strengthen the squad in January (genuinely how many would we want permanently) and finally his failure to get the players fighting for him and the shirt.
Stay up he must go - if we stay up it will purely be due to others failing to take advantage
Go down he must go - 6 defeats on the bounce in our position is unforgivable

FTFY ??

FTFY ??

Last season we were 1 maybe 2 strikers short, we then released  Martin and loaned out Marriott. We are massively short up top and that has been reflected in the goals scored column. Goals conceded is probably mid/lower mid table. Our lack of cutting edge has put too much focus and pressure on our defence. 

I said it Tuesday, I said it yesterday, I’ll say it today and I’ll say it tomorrow. Regardless of the weekend result he needs to go. Saying he has been hindered by the coaching staff is ridiculous. If he’s not man enough to demand his own staff when accepting the job that’s in him. Everyone knew bar WR himself he should have looked to appoint an experienced no2. 
 
The fact he hasn’t been able to get the team to get over the line in the last 12 games speaks volumes itself. 

I said it Tuesday, I said it yesterday, I’ll say it today and I’ll say it tomorrow. Regardless of the weekend result he needs to go. Saying he has been hindered by the coaching staff is ridiculous. If he’s not man enough to demand his own staff when accepting the job that’s in him. Everyone knew bar WR himself he should have looked to appoint an experienced no2. 
 
The fact he hasn’t been able to get the team to get over the line in the last 12 games speaks volumes itself. 

I don’t think our fans are bad. Just put it into perspective -
- Not being able to attend a game in over a year
- Owner wanting to sell the club to anyone whether they are fit for purpose or not
- A really poor squad, how many would we genuinely want to keep
- A manager who can’t seem to get the players fighting for the club or him
- 6 defeats on the spin, if that becomes 7 we are relegated 
- Frustration that we have been in a position in a number of games to secure safety only to lay down, rolled over and gifted a win to the opposition 
- A team that can’t defend and doesn’t look like scoring
I would say that the fans are entitled to feel a tad disgruntled. 

Last season we were 1 maybe 2 strikers short, we then released  Martin and loaned out Marriott. We are massively short up top and that has been reflected in the goals scored column. Goals conceded is probably mid/lower mid table. Our lack of cutting edge has put too much focus and pressure on our defence. 

Last season we were 1 maybe 2 strikers short, we then released  Martin and loaned out Marriott. We are massively short up top and that has been reflected in the goals scored column. Goals conceded is probably mid/lower mid table. Our lack of cutting edge has put too much focus and pressure on our defence. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

Brief overview of what was said. 
 
- Not true he’s pulling out, it’s going ahead
- Not refinancing stadium, wants it put in his name so he can use it to buy players 
- If relegated he still wants it go through. 
 
Simon Jordan -
— Erik Alonso has significant financial means
- Switching debt from club to Alonso makes sense, it frees up cast to buy players
- Doesn’t think there’s any worry, other than winning Saturday
- If he was in Alonso’s position he would renegotiate if relegated, he agreed a price for a championship club not a league one. 

I don’t think our fans are bad. Just put it into perspective -
- Not being able to attend a game in over a year
- Owner wanting to sell the club to anyone whether they are fit for purpose or not
- A really poor squad, how many would we genuinely want to keep
- A manager who can’t seem to get the players fighting for the club or him
- 6 defeats on the spin, if that becomes 7 we are relegated 
- Frustration that we have been in a position in a number of games to secure safety only to lay down, rolled over and gifted a win to the opposition 
- A team that can’t defend and doesn’t look like scoring
I would say that the fans are entitled to feel a tad disgruntled. 

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