Players back Sami

[Peter_Taylor]

Chicksen, just back from a loan spell with Gillingham, told BBC Sussex that we the players believe in all he's trying to do but knows as well as us all that we need to start getting results, and fast.

'We obviously believe in the manager and the way he wants to play.

'We believe in the philosophy he brings to the club and try and do everything he wants us to do in games - but we need results with that.'

 

[Max Paper]

Chickson doesn't won't to be bombed out to gillingham again...

 

[Icy Gull]

Chicksen, just back from a loan spell with Gillingham, told BBC Sussex that we the players believe in all he's trying to do but knows as well as us all that we need to start getting results, and fast.

'We obviously believe in the manager and the way he wants to play.

'We believe in the philosophy he brings to the club and try and do everything he wants us to do in games - but we need results with that.'

Great to hear this, from the most junior member of the squad desperate to hold down a first team place

Sorry that was a bit cynical

 

[kip]

He's not going to say he is shit - an absolute nothing story!!

 

[Don Tmatter]

I'll be more interested to hear from those frozen out after they or Hyppia have left the club.

 

[martin tyler]

Chickson doesn't won't to be bombed out to gillingham again...

The grammar police will be all over this post

 

[Thunder Bolt]

He would say that, wouldn't he?

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Chicksen, just back from a loan spell with Gillingham, told BBC Sussex that we the players believe in all he's trying to do but knows as well as us all that we need to start getting results, and fast.

'We obviously believe in the manager and the way he wants to play.

'We believe in the philosophy he brings to the club and try and do everything he wants us to do in games - but we need results with that.'

Players always say that. Some of them probably even mean it.

 

[Peter_Taylor]

Chicksen, just back from a loan spell with Gillingham, told BBC Sussex that we the players believe in all he's trying to do but knows as well as us all that we need to start getting results, and fast.

'We obviously believe in the manager and the way he wants to play.

'We believe in the philosophy he brings to the club and try and do everything he wants us to do in games - but we need results with that.'

That puts to bed the rumour that Sami had lost the dressing room.

 

[Mo Gosfield]

Honourable stuff from Chicksen but if what I have seen in recent weeks from the players is believing in the manager and what he is trying to do... God help us if they lose faith in him!

 

[Normal Rob]

Honourable stuff from Chicksen but if what I have seen in recent weeks from the players is believing in the manager and what he is trying to do... God help us if they lose faith in him!

They might rebel, and start playing football that is both good to watch, and delivers results?

 

[jasetheace]

Adam. Please don't try to do everything he wants you to do in games.

 

[Bombadier Botty]

The grammar police will be all over this post

Yep, Paper's going down big time!

 

[SurreySeagulls]

Yet to hear ANY player say about their current manager they don't believe in him. Utter tosh of a story and I hope Semi would lose the dressing room and then maybe he won't be able to find it

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

That puts to bed the rumour that Sami had lost the dressing room.

Behave!

 

[Giraffe]

I'd back my boss if he let me do what I wanted, work 20% less hard than the previous one and generally took the piss.

 

[Sweeney Todd]

I have often wondered why players obey the manager robotically. If they do not understand his methods, or if they do understand them but cannot make them work, then why don’t they get together, behind the manager’s back, and agree a strategy with which all are comfortable. What could the manager do about such near-mutinous disobedience? He could hardly drop the entire team.

 

[Icy Gull]

I have often wondered why players obey the manager robotically. If they do not understand his methods, or if they do understand them but cannot make them work, then why don’t they get together, behind the manager’s back, and agree a strategy with which all are comfortable. What could the manager do about such near-mutinous disobedience? He could hardly drop the entire team.

Isn't that what France did in the SA World Cup, not that it worked very well

 

[aolstudios]

Isn't that what France did in the SA World Cup, not that it worked very well

reputedly the players at Middlesborough, under McClaren did too for a (successful) spell before he went

 

[Scoffers]

What else would he say exactly? Sami is shite and we all hate him?