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  • #31
    Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

    If Bulut had a 2 year deal originally I wouldn’t be bothered but you cannot give him a 2/3 year deal now. If you give him a 1 year deal, it’s going to be the same story. People keep telling me he is building something, and I don’t like it. The football is dire, he’s had ample time to try to attempt to play better football and he’s not blinked. I’m not asking us to play like Barcelona but attempting to put the ball in the goal when we have possession would be a welcome surprise

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    • #32
      Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

      June 2023
      Tan, Dalman:
      Welcome aboard Erol, we don't care how you do it but you have been hired to keep us in the Championship until the club stabilises and the transfer embargo put upon us is lifted.
      Bulut:
      Ok boss I'll do my best.

      April 2024
      Bulut:
      Job done boss! How about a new contract and a war chest?
      Tan/Dalman:
      Plenty still going on behind the scenes but sit tight for now, we'll let you know very soon mate...

      to be continued....

      Me:
      Who the feck else will make a difference with the stance from on high?
      Give him a season and a pocket full of cash.
      He can get his teams playing some decent stuff as we've seen glimpses.

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      • #33
        Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

        Originally posted by MacAdder View Post
        June 2023
        Tan, Dalman:
        Welcome aboard Erol, we don't care how you do it but you have been hired to keep us in the Championship until the club stabilises and the transfer embargo put upon us is lifted.
        Bulut:
        Ok boss I'll do my best.

        April 2024
        Bulut:
        Job done boss! How about a new contract and a war chest?
        Tan/Dalman:
        Plenty still going on behind the scenes but sit tight for now, we'll let you know very soon mate...

        to be continued....

        Me:
        Who the feck else will make a difference with the stance from on high?
        Give him a season and a pocket full of cash.
        He can get his teams playing some decent stuff as we've seen glimpses.
        I think a fixed 1 year contract will be best

        If he fecks up and we are down the bottom 6 then it's not going to cost us a bomb to sack him

        If he improves our style of play and we score some goals and make a good shot of it we roll the contract on ?

        I mean where is the difficulty in this ?

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        • #34
          Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

          Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
          I think a fixed 1 year contract will be best

          If he fecks up and we are down the bottom 6 then it's not going to cost us a bomb to sack him

          If he improves our style of play and we score some goals and make a good shot of it we roll the contract on ?

          I mean where is the difficulty in this ?
          My issue is that we end up doing the same next season - mind numbing football, can't open most defences in open play, but pinch enough wins to keep us mid-table.

          I don't see how that is any sort of progression, unless we're giving up on that and just hope for survival again.

          There surely has to be a target of aiming for Premier League promotion in 3-4 seasons, playing a type of football that would suit the Premier League, with a younger squad that builds together. Instead, we have no plan, we lurch from season to season hoping for the best with absolutely no structure.

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          • #35
            Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

            Originally posted by Eric the Half a Bee View Post
            My issue is that we end up doing the same next season - mind numbing football, can't open most defences in open play, but pinch enough wins to keep us mid-table.

            I don't see how that is any sort of progression, unless we're giving up on that and just hope for survival again.

            There surely has to be a target of aiming for Premier League promotion in 3-4 seasons, playing a type of football that would suit the Premier League, with a younger squad that builds together. Instead, we have no plan, we lurch from season to season hoping for the best with absolutely no structure.
            Trouble is we'll likely stop pinching wins. Last minute turnarounds having been outplayed are completely unsustainable and not a strategy to build on.

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            • #36
              Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

              The bottom line is that I don't trust the club. So reluctantly I have to stick.

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              • #37
                Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                I think he should go, that doesn’t mean I think he’s done a bad job. I would just like to see a more progressive manager come in and build on this season.

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                • #38
                  Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                  Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
                  I think a fixed 1 year contract will be best

                  If he fecks up and we are down the bottom 6 then it's not going to cost us a bomb to sack him

                  If he improves our style of play and we score some goals and make a good shot of it we roll the contract on ?

                  I mean where is the difficulty in this ?


                  This season is the introductory offer.

                  Commit for two or three years and allow him to build or wave goodbye.

                  If he had a two-year deal with an option for a third, this season would not be an issue, we'd have to trust him and hope for a better spectacle next season. Its the one year contract that's causing the uncertainty

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                  • #39
                    Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                    Originally posted by llan bluebird View Post
                    This season is the introductory offer.

                    Commit for two or three years and allow him to build or wave goodbye.

                    If he had a two-year deal with an option for a third, this season would not be an issue, we'd have to trust him and hope for a better spectacle next season. Its the one year contract that's causing the uncertainty
                    I’m not sure why the 1 year contract has caused such panic amoungst our fans, I keep reading about stability. But who in the championship has stability, a lot of clubs seem to have new managers this year, I think other than Coventry and Ipswich every other team had had a manager less than 2 years. I can’t find the article now but it felt like most were under a year.

                    I don’t think stability needs to be an excuse.

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                    • #40
                      Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                      Very reluctant stay, just because I don't rate Bulut at all but the overwhelming chance is whoever the club gets to replace him will be worse. If we put an experienced and knowledgeable Director of Football in place who was given the freedom to choose the next manager, I'd drive him to the airport myself.

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                      • #41
                        Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                        He’s not getting enough results to give him a pass on the dire football

                        He hasn’t improved any of the players, not really brought in anyone that I thought he has a really good eye for players.

                        I personally am eager to see him go but if he does stay, then I’ll carry on giving him a chance

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                        • #42
                          Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                          has to stay 100% - progress has been made - I know not pretty at home

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                          • #43
                            Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                            General question for everyone: other than points in the league table, what particular things do you look for in a manager and has Bulut achieved them or not?

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                            • #44
                              Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

                              People point to the league table, but points are won and lost on fine margins, therefore I think the best way to judge it is on performances, which for the most part aren't great. We're set up negatively, but not hard to beat, we play an 8-2 formation which makes it hard to counter when we are so deep to start off. We are in that group that's not going to break the top 6 but probably won't go down either, the group where you can finish 9th one season and 16th the next as we all take points off eachother in that no mans land.

                              He's brought in 14? new players yet according to some can't play his style? If he gets money he's just going to sign the same type of player just a slightly better version, the tactics and set up won't change, baffles me how people think he will set up any different.

                              People are scared to sack him because they're unsure what the alternative is, id say knowing what were going to get if he stays is worse.

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                              • #45
                                Re: Time to get of the fence. Should Bulut go or stay.

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                                Not sure how accurate that is but he's got the best win ratio in a long time.

                                Little blurry.

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