Get him gone.

[one_chop]

Will we avoid the drop ? = Yes but only because of other teams, we will fail to win any remaining games.

 

Will Rooney be here next season ? = Yes because avoiding the drop will be seen as a success.

 

Will the takeover happen ? = not a chance.

[Pearl Ram]

                                         

[S8TY]

15 hours ago, Ramos said:

I have a fear Erik Alonso will announce himself as manager. 

He’s just as qualified ???

[kash_a_ram_a_ding_dong]

Well,I've gone away for a few days and had several hours off the internet whilst travelling.

I've hopped back on,hoping for the good news but there's bloody none,waynes still in the job.

Right, sod it,I'll check back later?

[Carnero]

Just now, kash_a_ram_a_ding_dong said:

Well,I've gone away for a few days and had several hours off the internet whilst travelling.

I've hopped back on,hoping for the good news but there's bloody none,waynes still in the job.

Right, sod it,I'll check back later?

I know the feeling, I deliberately didn't check for 3+ hours as I thought that would be more than enough time for something to happen ?

[Olton Ram]

CORNER FLAG, CORNER FLAG, CORNER FLAG..............

[S8TY]

The Preston game really made the alarm bells ring ...under Rooney we have not looked how we did in that game 

I could not beleive how poor we were ...Kazim strolling about ...stray passes going out and zero pace in our play ....it was truly alarming to see and for the first time it made me think Rooney has lost the dressing room ...it was a shambolic performance in a so called must win game 

[Nuwtfly]

1) Steve McClaren (1st Spell): P 95 – W 51 – D 22 – L 22 – 54.26%

2) Darren Wassall (Interim): P 18 – W 9 – D 3 – L 6 – 50%

3) Steve McClaren (2nd Spell): P 29 – W 13 – D 7 – L 9 – 44.83%

4) Gary Rowett: P 60 – W 26 – D 18 – L 16 – 43.33%

5) Paul Clement: P 33 – W 14 – D 12 – L 7 – 42.42%

6) Frank Lampard: P 57 – W 24 – D 17 – L 16 – 42.11%

7) Nigel Clough: P 231 – W 76 – D 54 – L 101 – 32.9%

8 ) Phillip Cocu: P 65 – W 21 – D 18 – L 26 – 32.31%

9) Wayne Rooney: P 33 – W 10 – D 7 – L 16 – 30.3%

10) Nigel Pearson: P 14 – W 3 – D 5 – L 6 – 21.43%

[IslandExile]

2 minutes ago, Nuwtfly said:

9) Wayne Rooney: P 33 – W 10 – D 7 – L 16 – 30.3%

Remind me, how many of those wins were with Bielik in the team. Six?

[Spanish]

3 minutes ago, IslandExile said:

Remind me, how many of those wins were with Bielik in the team. Six?

Strange really but I think 1 of our best wins was against Boro after Bielic was injured, one of the worst was the home defeat by Rovrum in which he played.

I remember his injury and recall thinking at the time that may result in relegation

[hintonsboots]

[Van der MoodHoover]

10 minutes ago, IslandExile said:

Remind me, how many of those wins were with Bielik in the team. Six?

Yep... W6, D3 L3. 

[Van der MoodHoover]

Just now, Van der MoodHoover said:

Yep... W6, D3 L3. 

So without Bielik it's 4 wins from 21.....a shade under 20% and Wazza slides below Pearson..... ?

[Chester40]

3 minutes ago, Van der MoodHoover said:

So without Bielik it's 4 wins from 21.....a shade under 20% and Wazza slides below Pearson..... ?

Christ...that image is giving me heart palpations. 

 

[Van der MoodHoover]

1 minute ago, Chester40 said:

Christ...that image is giving me heart palpations. 

 

I've set it up for a Kenny and Larry double from Hintonsboots.... ?

[SecretDave]

24 minutes ago, Nuwtfly said:

1) Steve McClaren (1st Spell): P 95 – W 51 – D 22 – L 22 – 54.26%

2) Darren Wassall (Interim): P 18 – W 9 – D 3 – L 6 – 50%

3) Steve McClaren (2nd Spell): P 29 – W 13 – D 7 – L 9 – 44.83%

4) Gary Rowett: P 60 – W 26 – D 18 – L 16 – 43.33%

5) Paul Clement: P 33 – W 14 – D 12 – L 7 – 42.42%

6) Frank Lampard: P 57 – W 24 – D 17 – L 16 – 42.11%

7) Nigel Clough: P 231 – W 76 – D 54 – L 101 – 32.9%

8 ) Phillip Cocu: P 65 – W 21 – D 18 – L 26 – 32.31%

9) Wayne Rooney: P 33 – W 10 – D 7 – L 16 – 30.3%

10) Nigel Pearson: P 14 – W 3 – D 5 – L 6 – 21.43%

Looking at that, why on earth did Mel sack McClaren the second time around? He was doing a brilliant job and had us around the top 10, despite being around the relegation zone when he took over. Ridiculous decision.

[Curtains]

1 minute ago, SecretDave said:

Looking at that, why on earth did Mel sack McClaren the second time around? He was doing a brilliant job and had us around the top 10, despite being around the relegation zone when he took over. Ridiculous decision.

On reflection yes but hindsight is a wonderful thing. 

Mac might be helping Rooney in these important games I’d be surprised if he wasn’t !

If he isn’t he should be .

[SecretDave]

1 minute ago, Curtains said:

On reflection yes but hindsight is a wonderful thing. 

Mac might be helping Rooney in these important games I’d be surprised if he wasn’t !

If he isn’t he should be .

I hope that Mac is helping.

Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.

[ThePrisoner]

3 minutes ago, Curtains said:

On reflection yes but hindsight is a wonderful thing. 

Mac might be helping Rooney in these important games I’d be surprised if he wasn’t !

If he isn’t he should be .

If he is, he hasn't helped much lately? If not, why wait until now to help? We've needed help for a long time.

[Chester40]

1 minute ago, SecretDave said:

I hope that Mac is helping.

Also looking at those figures, it goes to show that Wassall did a decent job, more than most gave him credit for. If we were to go down, he'd be a good suggestion to take over as manager I think. He would probably get the best out of the young players.

Mac was very unlucky both times. Give it him now. 

Never a fan of Wassall (maybe unfairly) and the team he oversaw was a damn sight better than this current rabble, so I'm not sure those previous figures are in any way reflective of what he would get out of them.