Watford vNorwich

[Fowllyd]

Do you think it was possible ?

 

What I consider possible is neither here nor there. Come to that, I don't even know what you're asking me to consider the possibility of.

 

I asked you a simple question, which I'll repeat now: did Glenn Hoddle himself tell you the reason why he didn't return to manage Saints prior to the appointment of Sturrock? Can you manage a simple answer to that?

[patred44]

What I consider possible is neither here nor there. Come to that, I don't even know what you're asking me to consider the possibility of.

 

I asked you a simple question, which I'll repeat now: did Glenn Hoddle himself tell you the reason why he didn't return to manage Saints prior to the appointment of Sturrock? Can you manage a simple answer to that?

 

 

 

I think anyone wondering why Rupert changed directions with Hoddles appointment, and his present 'non pressure' position in the game, should really take this in, and perhaps have a little sympathy for GH's predicament. Without going to much into private personal matters it explains a lot, like his actions as Englands manager, his sudden disappearance from the job here, and some of his published statements that caused outrage at the time.

 

 

2..Glenn blames Lowe entirely, for the breakdown of his return here, prior to the Sturrock appointment.

Yes, I know that fans resistance to Hoddle was blamed,and still is. But that's a myth, Rupert made the decision not to proceed, and since when has fan pressure influenced him? One or two directors voiced their nervousness of the appointment, but again since when did Lowe let that worry him?

Rupert's decision was made entirely on a medical report, that still to this day, is very relevant to Glenn's ability to perform the

day to day duties as team manager/coach.

 

 

It's time Glenn Hoddle was given a little peace!