Caldwellanddobson wrote: ↑05 Mar 2018, 20:05
Are you suggesting that Mr Osborne may be responsible for this Westy?...
or is it Geoff’s fault?
#revolutionary thought.
Either way we’re buggered aren’t we?
Well Geoff Harrop was the person I assume who found the target and I assume osborne who rubber stamped it
Can't always get it right can you ? But decision makers live and die by the decisions they make.
Southampton Gull wrote: ↑06 Mar 2018, 11:38
Osborne chose Owers, Harrop wanted Westley but Osborne didn't fancy meeting his medical demands which I'm told ran to a grand a week.
Well credit Osborne for that. He's employed an equally shit manager and saved himself a grand a week.
nickbrod wrote: ↑06 Mar 2018, 11:14
Well at least he's a manager who travels to watch the next opposition as he's driving to watch Maidstone v Macclesfield tonight.
Should expect that as a given really managers doing the home work
I'm no moderator yorkie but I'm sure sometime we could mind the swearing a little when appropriate. Could understand after a heavy defeat ECT but willy nilly mate makes the forum look a bit unprofessional in my opinion mate
westyorkshiregull wrote: ↑06 Mar 2018, 13:07
I'm no moderator yorkie but I'm sure sometime we could mind the swearing a little when appropriate. Could understand after a heavy defeat ECT but willy nilly mate makes the forum look a bit unprofessional in my opinion mate
After the morning i've had man you'd should be hearing a lot worse than that but take your point Westie.
I do have a problem where i have difficulty with emotional regulation. Just felt and still feel really, really, really angry with Owers and still do although the aggressive and unnecessary nature of the posts may appear out of context which i am fully aware of. Still feel unexplainable disdain for Owers and feel randomly narked off when i read about him and people around him being paid to fail. Not an excuse but there you go.
You have a completely valid point Westie and IMO you are 100% correct. Apologies for any offence.
If Owers fronted up, admitted he's failed, apologized and wished the club and fans all the best before resigning then he goes up a million times in my estimation and he will have done what pretty much nobody would do in the same situtaion despite similar situations occurring at clubs everywhere every season. It's common decency and the right thing to do IMO and Owers can walk off and we can forgive and forget.
Obviously he isn't going to do that and most would say why should he? He's under contract (i think) so has a right to stay until it runs out or he's sacked but i feel strongly that if it's beyond the realms of all doubt that one is totally mismanaging then they will be aware of this also and admit defeat.
Like Keegan did with England. Admit you aren't up to the job and get a job that is more suited to your skills and abilities.
Yes he has been a big disappointment, 25 games so far and he has mustered 24 points and signed
about 20 players. Doesn't inspire much confidence for next season. If he doesnt have us in the
top 6 around October time, can he survive ? not in my view, but Osborne was quoted as saying, ' the more
I meet with him, the more convinced I am that he is the right man for the job' or words to that effect
I hope he is right, though as some will say, depends what the job is I suppose !
