Originally Posted by
olderblue
Well that's one opinion, but in reality football is unlike any other business, we saw managers in the Chsmpionship getting sacked only weeks after the season started.
The average tenure for a Championship manager is what, 18 months or so?
Everyone knows its bonkers, but and it's a big but
Everyone involved knows the score before getting involved.
Morison would have known this and his job, that he accepted would have had some guidelines
He didn't get rid of the dross, as in reality most of them were coming to the end of their lucarative contracts.
Therefore you could argue that he had a clean sheet to bring in his own players, and was backed accordingly
I don't think theres any such thing as a real free transfer now it's just about the player getting a signing on for rather than his old club getting the cash.
Knowing the limited timeframe that he had to operate in, he brought in players to do a job
I very much doubt that the guidelines he was given included the option of producing a team that couldn't score goals, or that had no bottle for a fight
We have become too easy to play against, its Morisons team and in a results driven business you either deliver or go, it's nothing more complicated than that
Looking at the results for 10 games, we have taken 11 points out of 30 on offer
That's a fact and it simply isn't good enough
It's a results driven business, rightly or wrongly and you don't have time or the luxury for projects
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