Two things for me
One SM showed some remorse for his dealing of the Davies situation
Two explanation of the hoops they have to go through for the loans
I hope and think we may be in good hands moving forward if we give him time 👍
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Two things for me
One SM showed some remorse for his dealing of the Davies situation
Two explanation of the hoops they have to go through for the loans
I hope and think we may be in good hands moving forward if we give him time 👍
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Originally Posted by Nobody's Rep
At least he's acknowledging mistakes, that's how people improve. He won't be criticising young players publicly using that language again so he's developing as a manager
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/60082470
Absolutely and we need to recognise he is new to this management role so will make mistakes - hope the fans are supportive next week when we are back in the stadium rather that some of the negativity in certain parts of this boardQuote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Prefer to be glass half full rather than half full of piss
He’s an U23 manager filling in, been given a chance I’m not sure what people expected from him to be honest. He is bound to make mistakes but he’s clearly made an impact after MM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody's Rep
Decent press conference, he's still a lot more honest than 99% of managers out there. That'll get polished out of him in time most probably.
A tiny bit of remorse for using the word "hinderance" but then still had to go over and repeat himself that he "wasnt good enough". All he had to say was he shouldnt have used the word hinderance and he will choose his words more carefully next time.
I dont get why he keeps saying "Its only what ive said in the dressing room" when as an ex professional footballer himself he should know certain things should just be left in the dressing room and not spoken about to the media.
If it keeps happening then I'm sure most fans would get on his back about it. And if he lost the dressing room then his managerial career would be over before it has begun.Quote:
Originally Posted by J R Hartley
He's obviously aware of the criticism and he's acknowledged it. Lets see how he takes that on board from here on in.
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Originally Posted by Rjk
Some people are too stubborn for their own good. Let's see how he goes from now, lost cause with some fans though who'd rather dig their heels in and keep their stance. Bit pathetic from grown men really :hehe:
Pot and kettle springs to mindQuote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
I think he's doing a decent job - we seem to be going in the right direction for lots of things, style, youth, recruitment. Yes, results need to come and yes he's got a huge amount to learn about the media. Let's not get mixed up that this Davies thing is a man management issue - he's worked with the u23 and been successful and now seems to have the support and buy in from the first team. He just needs to understand that interviews and comments he does as the first team manager are much more thoroughly scrutinised that his previous u23 post match interviews with Bob from Cardiff City TV. Bit of media diplomacy training is all that's needed.
I agree...he will learn to be more diplomatic in public...am sure he know Isaak Davies and how to handle him...it is alos somehat refreshing to have a manage that says what he thinks.Quote:
Originally Posted by PhyllisStant
We ARE moving in the right direction ....
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Originally Posted by PhyllisStant
I'm hoping he gets the job and is given a proper chance..Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody's Rep
He's admitted the mistake time to move on in my opinionQuote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Seems some people are obsessed with trying to be right rather than being reasonable or wanting what’s best for the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
It's kind of fortunate for Morison that he put his foot in it and subsequently pack-peddled because we'd have little else talk about in the way of positive developments if that wasn't the case.
The real worry has got to be the results surely. They are preeeetty woeful.
I'd all but forgotten about the Davies thing.
We are just lucky that Peterborough are shitter than us and Derby are where they are.
Another positive. He is still not Mick McCarthy.