Mcghee

[Edward Scissorhands]

Usual match day poll.

Mcghee in, out, or sha...fence sitter?

 

[Virgo's Haircut]

OUT, and the sooner the better.

Be a man McGhee and resign now.

 

[Trigger]

Didn't waste any time? The whistle has barely gone.

Do the decent thing and walk, please.

 

[vulture]

8 votes 8 outs at last the lardy jock clown is being found out

 

[Brighton till i die]

BORING

 

[Al Bion]

Even me and my rose tinted glasses (borrowed from Yorkie) realises that something's very, very wrong...we need a change, the sooner the better

 

[n1 gull]

What's there to lose? Apart from all our remaining games.

 

[Citrus in Sheffield]

Losing faith in McGhee now. Depends fully on who he would be replaced with.

 

[saafend_seagull]

OUT.

He has lost the battling team spirit.

 

[Ice Man]

McGhee in!

Keep the faith, WE WILL SURVIVE!

 

[Virgo's Haircut]

McGhee in!

Keep the faith, WE WILL SURVIVE!

Erm, no we won't

We may survive if we get a new manager.

 

[Citrus in Sheffield]

OUT.

He has lost the battling team spirit.

That is my biggest fear. McGhee seems to be losing the dressing room.

 

[Del Boy]

IN

 

[Ice Man]

Erm, no we won't

We may survive if we get a new manager.

So you expect some excellent manager to join us and get the sufficient amount of points to keep us up with only 13 gams left?

No chance. Stick with McGhee, if we go down then by all means change the manager, but that's the thing, WE WON'T GO DOWN!

 

[Citrus in Sheffield]

So you expect some excellent manager to join us and get the sufficient amount of points to keep us up with only 13 gams left?

No chance. Stick with McGhee, if we go down then by all means change the manager, but that's the thing, WE WON'T GO DOWN!

But everyone said we'd stay up in 2003.

 

[London Irish]

BORING

No, wrong point size.

BORING

 

[London Irish]

No, wrong point size.

BORING

I wonder how big you can go.

BORING

 

[n1 gull]

No, wrong point size.

BORING

What would you like to discuss then?

 

[RexCathedra]

There is ample historical evidence that sacking managers does not improve team performance to any measurable extent, and if you were assessing any other kind of firm's -- other than a football team's -- performance, you wouldn't do it.

http://72.14.207.104/search?q=cache...tistics+football+pdf&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=6

Only the most recent of six studies...

 

[London Irish]

What would you like to discuss then?

Somthing different to the usual scapegoating shit? Something about the game? Something about how we lost the game, and what we could have done not to lose it? The world is our oyster, but we have to have this goonish shit instead.