anewman Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 For the record, dougie doesn't speak to players, he is surrounded by his staff, he walks around in circles with his head to the ground and mutters his words. Its his staff who get the messages across. No wonder they have no respect for him if he can't look them in the eyes and talk to them Quote
Carlos Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 For the record, you speak as if you are a definitive source rather than a crank on the internet. Quote
Guest Blixa Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 That's my thoughts. Reading between the lines of them tweets and what I see on the pitch is that they don't like him. But more importantly don't respect him and regardless of who I believe is right or wrong, these situations rarely get mended through seeing it out. Oh I am sorry Bolty ha ha. I see your point but I think the days of taking no crap are long gone and there needs to be a balance of man management due to higher status and wages of players. As for fucking the baddun's off. I am sure Dougie has tried his best but these lads aren't going anywhere till contract expiry. I believe Brian Clough was 36 when he won his first league title with Derby County. The age thing and being wet behind the ears shouldn't be an issue. The 'young' players have a problem because they aren't playing and they think they are good enough to turn things around. They've been fed false promises from Freedman about youth being given a fling - and it hasn't. But ultimately, they think they are better than they are. At least, from what we've seen on the pitch. Quote
anewman Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 For the record, you speak as if you are a definitive source rather than a crank on the internet. ITK carlos the geek on this one Quote
Casino Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Stay away as a protest against the management and show gartside that we have had enough you fruit cake. As it stands 16k turned up against burnley so the board think all is well with attendances like that i don't want to protest i love balmy tuesday evenings in horwich, getting beat by all n sundry its good for the soul when has anybody said 'all is well' as in we are happy with where we find ourselves team after team has chopped and changed managers cos theyve seen no success in 6 weeks, 6 months, 6 years if you back the manager to do a job, you give him time to do it if ultimately he doesn't do it, then you change we haven't reached 'ultimately' yet Quote
Casino Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 So you'll judge all against OC's standards and DF will only be the wrong man if he manages that?? no but i'll judge him over longer than 18 months thank you i hope to get that chance if we go down, he can fcuk off if he keeps us up, i'm happy to see how it pans out Quote
oggybwfc Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Stay away as a protest against the management and show gartside that we have had enough you fruit cake. As it stands 16k turned up against burnley so the board think all is well with attendances like that Not do for 1 minute do I think the board think every thing is fine and dandy, but staying away has or ever will achieve anything. Quote
Zico Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 no but i'll judge him over longer than 18 months thank you i hope to get that chance if we go down, he can fcuk off if he keeps us up, i'm happy to see how it pans out so if we go down, all the reasons why you said keep him, or why his job is a tough one will become invalid and then he can fuck off? also, that thing about leaving us 20 places lower down, I would say Todd did the same (when in sole charge), but he wasn't a bad un (don't get me wrong, OC did turn out to be a bad un in the end, could quite easily have kept this group of players up though, ifs and buts and all that, he also done far more than DF has what with his promotion with Burnley) and you're pretty much judging OC on 18 months, i.e. stoke onwards, the relegation season and champioship spell - because I'm not having it you were making on he was a dud when we were spanking the like of Newcastle and Spurs and riding high or on that FA Cup run - even then I heard about his questionable training methods, but things were fine, so why question it fact is, even if we don't go down, seeing how it pans out is a fine outlook, but there's absolutely nothing to suggest it will get any better, nothing, making the future under DF seem like an arduous affair, like BWFC under Megson, hence why many want a change, to see how that would pan out instead, I think it's worth the risk miself Quote
Casino Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 and thats your right np with that arduous under megson? not many wouldn't take 2nd bottom of the prem, now prob was, everybody thought we should be top fcuking 8 ps coyle did a perfectly decent job until the season we went down and i didn't want him sacked but then i didn't want megson gone either just don't think its helpful don't tho try to kid me the football was any better than under megson we had a 6 week purple patch and even then we did our best to lose against newcastle, spurs and wolves anyway, its not about megson and coyle, positions are pretty entrenched on that one its about whether we give this fella time - i want to, lots don't (even after reading, we still had a majority on here to keep him) i suspect that has swung now, but if it can change in 4 weeks it can change back as for relegation blowing everything else out of the water, i think it does there has to be an understanding that while i think we look mid/long term, there have to be some short term targets and one of them is not being relegated Quote
mickbrown Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 But there is nothing in his record at Palace that points to the fact he can improve. This is as good as it gets. He's not under performing. This is par. If you're happy with that, fair enough. I just happen to think we could do a bit better. Quote
jules_darby Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 There is still NOTHING that Casino has said that illustrates any progress under the current regime So pray tell, other than not wanting to chop and change, what exactly tells you that Douglas Freedman is the correct steward for Bolton Wanderers? Because if he isn't the right man....he's the wrong man Quote
Casino Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 i don't know if he's right or wrong i don't know enough about whats going on day to day to make an informed decision do you? Quote
jules_darby Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 i don't know if he's right or wrong i don't know enough about whats going on day to day to make an informed decision do you? Day by day no But it's a results business and he's judged week by week So by that it's a yes; yes I do. Fire him now Still no reasons why you think he's the man for us I note; yet these threads are full of countless reasons that he isn't It's damning and you know it Quote
Zico Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 and thats your right np with that arduous under megson? not many wouldn't take 2nd bottom of the prem, now prob was, everybody thought we should be top fcuking 8 ps coyle did a perfectly decent job until the season we went down and i didn't want him sacked but then i didn't want megson gone either just don't think its helpful don't tho try to kid me the football was any better than under megson we had a 6 week purple patch and even then we did our best to lose against newcastle, spurs and wolves anyway, its not about megson and coyle, positions are pretty entrenched on that one its about whether we give this fella time - i want to, lots don't (even after reading, we still had a majority on here to keep him) i suspect that has swung now, but if it can change in 4 weeks it can change back as for relegation blowing everything else out of the water, i think it does there has to be an understanding that while i think we look mid/long term, there have to be some short term targets and one of them is not being relegated no probs with megson's first two seasons, but come the 3rd it was hard work, so much so jules darby fucked me off and went playing golf of a weekend, leaving me on mi todd in the esl, perhaps it was the lonliness of it all that got to me - but when he went, it was the right time (GM not JD) same with coyle, it was time to go and in both cases, it was for the best, as our situation got better - that's not to say everytime its going tits up we get rid and agree stabiltiy helps, but in both cases OC and GM cases we seemed to be on the road to nowhere/downward spirals, whereas for me, even when struggling in the PL under alladyce and todd you felt they were at least going in the right direction and I think that is where we're at with DF now, and I Don't feel there's anything to suggest he's taking us in the right direction however, I do think he will get the time you want him to, but I very much doubt any of his supporters will ever be able to say "i told you so, told you it'd be reet", though it depends what you think reet is it's not fer me will still go mind Quote
Traf Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 jules darby fucked me off and went playing golf of a weekend, leaving me on mi todd in the esl, the loneliness of it all that got to me You've never really made it up since, have you? Quote
Zico Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 You've never really made it up since, have you? how do you get over something like that? smash a plate then say sorry the plate's still broken Quote
Horwich Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Coyles took a team out of this division, dougie hasnt, the only way he will take one is down Quote
anewman Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Can't really blame dougie though, he was promised 5 million in the summer, 100k on wages and. Told he didn't need to sell Our friend has renegaded on that promise Quote
newquay central Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Warnock for me as he would send a rocket up a few in that dressing room . I said weeks ago we should have gone for holloway why he was available . Hierro with campo as his number 2 but never gonna happen Quote
Traf Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Hierro with campo as his number 2 but never gonna happen Por Que? Quote
tomski Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Colin can't be arsed with another management job, Wont move from the south west and is a weirdo. I can't see why he ticks any boxes? Quote
ex_midlandwhite Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Colin can't be arsed with another management job, Wont move from the south west and is a weirdo. I can't see why he ticks any boxes? Yeah he'd only come to Bolton for home games. I sense this lot would have a field day with that! Quote
Zico Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 Can't really blame dougie though, he was promised 5 million in the summer, 100k on wages and. Told he didn't need to sell Our friend has renegaded on that promise he got a nice wedge though - Spearing, Baptiste's signing on fee, Beckford, off top of my head - am sure there's more that gets nearer to £5m how much of it did he spend in the end? and we didn't sell/get rid anyone we didn't want to, that I recall anyway Gartside is no renegade Quote
newquay central Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 One of the greatest defenders in Spanish history, Fernando Hierro, has signalled his intention to coach in the A-League - and could bring legendary striker Raul Gonzalez with him. Hierro has not coached at the elite level before but has completed his coaching education and is keen to cut his teeth in a new market. With 89 internationals caps to his name, Hierro was revered in world football not only for his pristine defending but his unusually high scoring tally, amassing more than 100 league goals and 29 international goals Maybe we could entice him back after all Quote
HomerJay Posted February 13, 2014 Posted February 13, 2014 One of the greatest defenders in Spanish history, Fernando Hierro, has signalled his intention to coach in the A-League - and could bring legendary striker Raul Gonzalez with him. Hierro has not coached at the elite level before but has completed his coaching education and is keen to cut his teeth in a new market. With 89 internationals caps to his name, Hierro was revered in world football not only for his pristine defending but his unusually high scoring tally, amassing more than 100 league goals and 29 international goals Maybe we could entice him back after all I'd give that a bash Could be disastrous but you never know Quote
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