Tan & The Board Out

[BlueArmy 86]

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Getting rid of Morison and not giving him time to get the best out of the new signings has proven costly

[The Lone Gunman]

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Bit pointless a march or boycott on your own I think.

Do you believe such things organise themselves?

[blue lewj]

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Getting rid of Morison and not giving him time to get the best out of the new signings has proven costly

I'm not overly convinced we wouldn't be in a very similar position with Morison.

[UNDERHILL1927]

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Getting rid of Morison and not giving him time to get the best out of the new signings has proven costly

Agree with that mate. I honestly felt we were close to clicking, we’ve gone backwards under Hudson

[The Lone Gunman]

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Getting rid of Morison and not giving him time to get the best out of the new signings has proven costly

City were one point above the relegation zone when Morison was sacked. Two points above the relegation zone now.

[Pedro de la Rosa]

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Agree with that mate. I honestly felt we were close to clicking, we’ve gone backwards under Hudson

Morison is a major reason we are in this mess. He signed 17 players, and yet Whyte and Harris are starting on a regular basis. He made a royal mess of this summer's transfer window. People say the team is better than last season's as if it is fact, I'm pretty sure that isn't true.

[The Lone Gunman]

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Agree with that mate. I honestly felt we were close to clicking, we’ve gone backwards under Hudson

In retrospect, it's interesting to look at the opposition during Morison's ten games, during which the side picked up eleven points. After 26 games, the highest ranked of them is Middlesbrough, who are eighth. We all believed the Norwich result was a big one, but it turns out they're not very good and have been beaten nine times already.

[The Lone Gunman]

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Morison is a major reason we are in this mess. He signed 17 players, and yet Whyte and Harris are starting on a regular basis.

Indeed. Today's starting line-up included Sang, Ng, Wintle, Ralls, Whyte and Harris, none of whom were Morison signings.

[LeningradCowboy]

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Getting rid of Morison and not giving him time to get the best out of the new signings has proven costly

Lol. There's nothing good to get out of most of the new signings. That's the problem.

[OurManFlint II]

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In retrospect, it's interesting to look at the opposition during Morison's ten games, during which the side picked up eleven points. After 26 games, the highest ranked of them is Middlesbrough, who are eighth. We all believed the Norwich result was a big one, but it turns out they're not very good and have been beaten nine times already.

And to be fair that was a smash and grab, if we had played them any other time rather than 1st game of the season i'd say we wouldn't have been so lucky.

[fingers]

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City were one point above the relegation zone when Morison was sacked. Two points above the relegation zone now.

Room for optimism then

[Des Parrot]

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I see some blogs are linking David Sullivan again, who’ll sell his West Ham shares during the first half of 2023

[goats]

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I see some blogs are linking David Sullivan again, who’ll sell his West Ham shares during the first half of 2023

The source being a delusional pine salesman though? Albeit a West Ham fan…..someone who at least has a clue how to run a club but why would he want more hassle with his millions in his latter years?

[Hilts]

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David Sullivan🤣🤣

[blue matt]

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David Sullivan����

hasn't he still got the deposit left with the club when his brother Clive ( was that his name ) fronted a consortium

as a side note about Dai , during Covid he kept a non-league team afloat with investment, think it was hornchurch fc