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This cloak and dagger stuff makes my blood boil, business should not be done like that, would anybody like this done to them? I would be distraught and the thought of my boss headhunting and actively going out and seeking new managers behind my back is frightening, what kind of character is this new guy?

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This. Which is not their fault by the way.

 

Hopefully it will have helped.

Not entirely true. They may not be the only ones in modern football to do it, but hiding in the shadows, conspiring for a change of manager for weeks, while the current one is grafting away lacks morals in my book.
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Not entirely true. They may not be the only ones in modern football to do it, but hiding in the shadows, conspiring for a change of manager for weeks, while the current one is grafting away lacks morals in my book.

 

They aren't the ones conspiring. They are offered a job and they accept. The cruel world of football.

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Not entirely true. They may not be the only ones in modern football to do it, but hiding in the shadows, conspiring for a change of manager for weeks, while the current one is grafting away lacks morals in my book.

 

Lack morals! Its has no morals and is low as it gets, without comparing different cultural differences, stabbing someone in the back may be commonplace abroad I do not know (I hope not) but this is alien to most British, we still deal with a handshake and honour it.

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They aren't the ones conspiring. They are offered a job and they accept. The cruel world of football.

I think you'll find they were. They knew Adkins was currently in the job, grafting as hard as he could for the club, while they took their several weeks to watch the team, negotiate their contracts, and move over here. I know they're not the first or last to do that kind of thing, but as I say, pretty iffy morals regardless.

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I think you'll find they were. They knew Adkins was currently in the job, grafting as hard as he could for the club, while they took their several weeks to watch the team, negotiate their contracts, and move over here. I know they're not the first or last to do that kind of thing, but as I say, pretty iffy morals regardless.

 

Completely different to the guy who wouldn't have talks with us because he wanted S*****horpe to get compensation.

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SSN have just shown him arriving for today's training session......he arrived with four others...all of which look like his back room staff.

Sky say they will be reporting live a little later on.

 

From where i'm hiding it looks like Dennis Rofe is putting the cones & balls out and Javi who is stood next to MP is shouting instructions to Dennis in English.

 

Does not look promising!!

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Completely different to the guy who wouldn't have talks with us because he wanted S*****horpe to get compensation.
Exactly. Speaks volumes about their approach to life and the people they work with. Sadly that means little to some of the fans on here as they dream of the Champions League....
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From where i'm hiding it looks like Dennis Rofe is putting the cones & balls out and Javi who is stood next to MP is shouting instructions to Dennis in English.

 

Does not look promising!!

 

 

You just turned the clock back a few years!

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that i am afraid is the way it works throughout football

 

I think you'll find they were. They knew Adkins was currently in the job, grafting as hard as he could for the club, while they took their several weeks to watch the team, negotiate their contracts, and move over here. I know they're not the first or last to do that kind of thing, but as I say, pretty iffy morals regardless.
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To those who think Adkins should have been sacked before a new manager was interviewed and appointed, do you really believe that an interim manager for a few weeks, maybe Jason Dodd, would have been a good idea when we only have 16 games to avoid relegation?

As for the new coaching staff, it is just possible that Pochettino, knowing he was coming to work in England and only has limited command of the language himself, might have considered whether any of his support staff could speak English or to what extent interpreters might be needed. On the other hand perhaps the players are all spending the weekend learning Spanish.

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With all of Adkins staff being sacked too does anyone know who have replaced them?

 

With the new fella have limited English I'm hoping we have someone who can get the points across in the dugout ready for Monday!!!

 

 

Most likely the Captain of the Belgrano will be there to help "steer the ship "

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get over yourselves, this goes on all the time in business in this country and i'm sure nige was adequately compensated

 

it wasn't mp's decision to sack adkins but you can't blame him for accepting a job like this or researching his new role

 

i think the timing and manner of his departure was disappointing and wish him all the best (he's given us two of the best years as a fan i can remember) but i bet he wasn't as surprised as some of you lot

 

ideal scenario for me from this point? NA gets a fabulous new job and we have a successful end oe our first season back in the premier league

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get over yourselves, this goes on all the time in business in this country and i'm sure nige was adequately compensated

 

it wasn't mp's decision to sack adkins but you can't blame him for accepting a job like this or researching his new role

 

i think the timing and manner of his departure was disappointing and wish him all the best (he's given us two of the best years as a fan i can remember) but i bet he wasn't as surprised as some of you lot

 

ideal scenario for me from this point? NA gets a fabulous new job and we have a successful end oe our first season back in the premier league

 

Compensation can not buy morals, can not buy class and it cant buy trust.

 

We deserve the hammering we are getting, or Cortese and the club he manages,runs, owns and operates does or does not as the case may be.

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get over yourselves, this goes on all the time in business in this country and i'm sure nige was adequately compensated

 

it wasn't mp's decision to sack adkins but you can't blame him for accepting a job like this or researching his new role

 

i think the timing and manner of his departure was disappointing and wish him all the best (he's given us two of the best years as a fan i can remember) but i bet he wasn't as surprised as some of you lot

 

ideal scenario for me from this point? NA gets a fabulous new job and we have a successful end oe our first season back in the premier league

 

Quite correct. It does go on all the time in business.

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This cloak and dagger stuff makes my blood boil, business should not be done like that, would anybody like this done to them? I would be distraught and the thought of my boss headhunting and actively going out and seeking new managers behind my back is frightening, what kind of character is this new guy?

 

This is completely the norm in the world of football today. You do realise that don't you?

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The principle is the same. He didn't want to leave S****horpe without compensation because he is an honourable man.

 

This isn't an issue. Adkins has always shown himself to be a man with clear principles but that doesn't make him the best person to manage Southampton. A manager who can achieve a point per game and can only win 3 out of 11 home games, isn't good enough to survive in the Prem. Surely it would be better to be in The Prem with a new manager than in the Championship because the Chairman had put loyalty to Adkins above success for SFC. Whether Pochettino will keep us up, we have to wait and see but he doesn't have a great act to follow as far as the first half of this season is concerned. How things pan out will give us the answer but stubbornly refusing to accept that when performances are weak a change might be for the best doesn't seem the best way forward.

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This is completely the norm in the world of football today. You do realise that don't you?
I can't think of too many cases whereby the incoming manager admits to watching us for weeks, is announced as our new manager at the same time as Adkins is told he has been sacked (from some reports by seeing it reported on tv). No-one is saying modern football doesn't have a fairly ruthless aspect to it, but the morals of this are s***e regardless.
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This cloak and dagger stuff makes my blood boil, business should not be done like that, would anybody like this done to them? I would be distraught and the thought of my boss headhunting and actively going out and seeking new managers behind my back is frightening, what kind of character is this new guy?

 

Are you serious? When pards was given the boot everyone was complaining that someone else wasn't already lined up. This time Cortese has got somebody lined up in advance people are saying it's underhand, the chairman can't win can he.

 

From a business continuity perspective, if any chairmen, managers, team leaders are thinking of taking someone out of a role, they should also be thinking about who they are going to bring in as a replacement to keep the business moving.

 

It's no different than Adkins thinking about taking someone out of the first team and bringing someone else in, Cortese has just done it on a bigger scale (and we're led to believe by the media it hasn't been handled very well).

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This isn't an issue. Adkins has always shown himself to be a man with clear principles but that doesn't make him the best person to manage Southampton. A manager who can achieve a point per game and can only win 3 out of 11 home games, isn't good enough to survive in the Prem. Surely it would be better to be in The Prem with a new manager than in the Championship because the Chairman had put loyalty to Adkins above success for SFC. Whether Pochettino will keep us up, we have to wait and see but he doesn't have a great act to follow as far as the first half of this season is concerned. How things pan out will give us the answer but stubbornly refusing to accept that when performances are weak a change might be for the best doesn't seem the best way forward.

 

Surely he and the team were on a steep learning curve and had done their learning.....no defeat in the last five games. Players had come in to replace weaker ones.

 

I do believe Nigel would have kept us up....not sure about this new guy. Unless we have an infkux of arrivals,

that is.

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Most likely the Captain of the Belgrano will be there to help "steer the ship "

 

What a ******* pointless comment! I think 800 men died on the Belgrano. I glad we kept the Falklands British but no need to mock the men who died - on both sides. You should be ashamed of yourself!

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