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Time to ask the question - Have you lost faith in the manager ?
- Thread starter Ernest
- Start date
RexCathedra
Aurea Mediocritas
I voted 'Yes' because I don't put faith in any manager -- not that kind of faith.
I've seen a twenty-goal striker. Lots of them.
I've never seen a twenty-goal manager.
I've seen a keeper with 20 clean sheets in a season. (Čech)
I've never seen a twenty-clean-sheet manager.
The problem is always ultimately on the pitch.
I've seen a twenty-goal striker. Lots of them.
I've never seen a twenty-goal manager.
I've seen a keeper with 20 clean sheets in a season. (Čech)
I've never seen a twenty-clean-sheet manager.
The problem is always ultimately on the pitch.
Thread title and poll question now the same.
I voted NO
I voted NO
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
The time to start losing faith is when all the injured players are back available and we still don't perform on the pitch. The squad is lacking confidence with 7 or 8 out injured week in , week out.
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
This was Blooms punt. It seemed a very strange choice from the outset and was a hunch that things would be fine. As it is, things are far from fine.
Eddie Bee
Active member
Another BOO to the poll. Last season what would we have been without Bridcutt, Orlandi and Ulloa... oh And CMS. Until at least 2 of those are back and a fair run of games then we will all have a bit more of a clue!
symyjym
Banned
Too late it's been spoiled.
If you want to do this properly get the mods to delete this thread and start another.
This thread is VOID
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
Quite clever what Ernest did really. The true result is probably 80% still have faith.
Spot on.
TheJasperCo
Well-known member
It's not a one-person game though. The goalie and striker are not the only players on the field. The manager always has an influence on what happens ON the pitch.
I still have complete faith on OG, it's early days yet. Consolidate mid-table while we're short on talent, then come the New Year we kick off from the blocks with added momentum.
Eegads! I did read it wrong. Damnit. Can someone who has lost faith please vote 'no' to cancel mine out?
RexCathedra
Aurea Mediocritas
The memorable, and gaudy, stats are from those two positions. The general point stands.
The difference between the 'best' and 'worst' performances from a manager I'd put at 4-6 games a season -- less than the spread from first to the bottom of the playoffs, often less than the spread from last place to safety. And that's best and worst.
Uncle Spielberg
Well-known member
The poll is corrupted so holds no validity anymore. Get rid
One4the.road
New member
- Jan 10, 2011
- 334
Gone by boxing we are a business now he has no chance I suspect bloom is hunting now
Govinda Tim
Member
Its a transitional season, rather like Man Utd. Last season we would have p*ssed all over Yeovil, in the same way Man Utd would have seen off Southampton. Coupled with the injuries we've got I'm not surprised we are where we are. Ask the question again in January.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
His indifference is not what I'm used to from a football manager.
Perhaps his calm manner (whatever the circumstances) is also confusing for his players. Its fine whilst we're winning, but looks like he doesn't give a shit when we're bad-which is more often than not of late.
Get the injured players back in the team and then I'll judge him properly....but at the moment I'm unconvinced.
Perhaps his calm manner (whatever the circumstances) is also confusing for his players. Its fine whilst we're winning, but looks like he doesn't give a shit when we're bad-which is more often than not of late.
Get the injured players back in the team and then I'll judge him properly....but at the moment I'm unconvinced.