Thedelldays Posted 7 February, 2009 Posted 7 February, 2009 Oh how I wish we had an average manager. True joy, that would be... take me back....aaahhhhhh bliss........ lol too true
DT Posted 7 February, 2009 Posted 7 February, 2009 Billy Davies. We'd now be out of it. Should have sold a player to fund him.
lordswoodsaints Posted 8 February, 2009 Posted 8 February, 2009 i think we will be down before we go to forest,maybe even the last home game before forest.
Gingeletiss Posted 8 February, 2009 Posted 8 February, 2009 i think we will be down before we go to forest,maybe even the last home game before forest. We surely will, because if we lose the next few games....it would pay to take the ten point deduction now. IMHO
saint lard Posted 8 February, 2009 Posted 8 February, 2009 Billy Davies. We'd now be out of it. Should have sold a player to fund him. +1.
Window Cleaner Posted 8 February, 2009 Posted 8 February, 2009 Norwich losing was a good thing for us. Barnsley's recent results are atrocious and they've lost their last 5 I think. I still see the 3 to go down as Charlton,Barnsley and Watford Norwich have a difficult programme (mind you so do we) and their fate will be dictated by just 2 games,those against Watford and Charlton. Brynn Gunn is not a good manager and has no experience, neither do the guys at Charlton or Watford (apart from being coaches or assistants). True they beat Barnsley but then so did we, Wolves are beginning to fall away (again) and the draw Norwich got with them was a fair bonus but no great shakes.
Window Cleaner Posted 8 February, 2009 Posted 8 February, 2009 (edited) Billy Davies. We'd now be out of it. Should have sold a player to fund him. Which player?? I think the offers we got were totally derisory, 200/250K for Surman and Lallana or thereabouts. the time to get Billy Davies was last January, as we all know we got Gorman and Dodd and then Pearson, the latter having done a respectable job in the fact that we stayed up-just,but wasn't Billy Davies. Davies might have been able to do something with us at that time, including keeping us in the FA cup and getting us a big payday (TV and gate) and autofinancing his post. That debacle against B Rovers was a true disaster in every sense, presided over by Gorman, Dodd and probably McMenemy. Edited 8 February, 2009 by Window Cleaner
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