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Are we better off than when Crouch was here?
Wade Garrett replied to Channon's Sideburns's topic in The Saints
Morph, you are just one in a long line of forum bullsh*tters who try to give the impression you know what's going on behind the scenes. Kind Regards Wade (IMHO of course) -
I don't think your realistically is very realistic. There isn't anyone out there to take us over. I'm getting fed up with cryptic posts from Morph, or hints from Long Shot about Crouch working on something. It's the same as being strung along by LLS, HelpMeRhonda or Saint David. Any manager will struggle with our current DOF.
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Does Jan actually have a clue what he is doing?
Wade Garrett replied to Thedelldays's topic in The Saints
Jan will be a convenient scapegoat that Rupert will use to cover his own appalling decisions since coming back. The best solution will be for Jan, Rupert and Wilde all resigning. Unfortunately it won't happen. -
Anyone else think that the forum has gone a bit stale?
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Maybe Watford will approach JP and a total football approach. They might even poach our Director of Football!
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Preston 2-3 Saints - You've Gotta be Havin' a Laugh
Wade Garrett replied to Arizona's topic in The Saints
Excellent fightback, great result. -
Are we better off than when Crouch was here?
Wade Garrett replied to Channon's Sideburns's topic in The Saints
The question isn't worth answering to be fair. What we have now is Lowe and Wilde making a pigs ear of the job, a team of youngsters battling for points (I think they have over-achieved up until now, fair play to them), and a manager who doesn't seem that great. In the background we have Fulthorpe's consortium who seem to have been telling all and sundry that the deal is very close. The impression I get, sadly, is that they are no better than tyre-kickers such as Marc Jackson, Dan Williams and Jeff Cooper. Then we have Crouch waiting in the wings. I like Crouch, and think he did a decent job last season. However, if he has something up his sleeve then, in my opinion, he should put up now. Sadly I fear we are stuck with Wilde and Lowe. Fair play to the team today though. -
I think that Wilde started the Chris Mac story when Pearson was appointed. I might be wrong, but he may have dropped it into the conversation he had with a few supporters from the forum. The man is a complete c*nt.
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Missed that. Sorry.
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http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article1876886.ece Reminds me of the legend involving Chris Pea****, the news presenter, and an electric toothbrush (allegedly). Any more similar anecdotes to add to this worthless thread.
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It's just more spin. Unfortunately, its what happens on the pitch that counts, not what's said afterwards.
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He sounds like a Sunday League manager.
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The country is broke because of greedy bankers and their unscrupulous practices.
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He is just a mouthpiece for Rupert Lowe. Main reason I won't renew my Trust membership.
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Most directors of football are put there to destabilize the manager. It doesn't work. Let a manager manage, make him responsible for all football decisions and let a chief exec take care of contracts. The problem is the boundaries get muddied, and the DOF tries to take over. Last week you even had the owner picking Dowie's side shortly before Dowie resigned. Leave the football to the professionals. Leave the contracts to the businessmen.
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Most directors of football are put there to destabilize the manager. It doesn't work. Let a manager manage, make him responsible for all football decisions and let a chief exec take care of contracts. The problem is the boundaries get muddied, and the DOF tries to take over. Last week you even had the owner picking Dowie's side shortly before Dowie resigned. Leave the football to the professionals. Leave the contracts to the businessmen.
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Why not go hostile? I am sure Wilde would cave in. It shouldn't be too hard. I bet even the weasel Askham is getting twitchy now. I think our situation gets worse with every passing day.
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They aren't going to win the games necessary to increase the gate Steve. A win now and then is all they can hope for. It is not going to have the effect that nick was talking about. Put simply, the spin won't work. Only results or boardroom upheaval will. Unforunately, we will get neither.
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Nick, I agree with what you say. However, the team aren't going to win a few games, and crowds aren't going to increase. If you pay peanuts, you get......... The youngsters aren't ready. Anyone can see that.
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Jan, I'll go back when your master leaves, and takes with him his crackpot scheme of how to run a football club. He is setting you up as the fall guy.
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Check this link out http://www.clubfanzine.com/southampton/v2.forum.topic.bythread.php?id_t=77136&piece=topic77136&id_categ=37 This is exactly how I feel. You can stick Lowe FC up your arse.
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In my opinion, if JP is sacked then Lowe and Wilde's position become untenable. We're lumbered with the lot of them. Even the boardroom has been carved up to protect them. It's their club, not ours and there's not much we can do about it. All I can do is say bye-bye to it all.
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In my opinion, if JP is sacked then Lowe and Wilde's position become untenable. We're lumbered with the lot of them. Even the boardroom has been carved up to protect them. It's their club, not ours and there's not much we can do about it.
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And in one post you show everyone how little you know about football. Muppet.
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His policy seems to be prepare for failure, rather than prepare for success. I don't think I'm the one who has lost it.