January: Further changes ahead?

[Eric the Half a Bee]

If we lose today, we'll have only taken one point from four matches with a game at home (where we have less chance of picking up pints than we do when we play away) to the division's form team Blackburn to follow. I've not been thinking Morison is under any immediate pressure, but one point from fifteen for a side already in relegation trouble would certainly start to get a lot of Boardrooms twitchy and so I suppose it's possible that he may not see out the month.

I didn't like what he said about Isaak Davies on Thursday and I thought his self proclaimed rant about stats a few weeks back was a bit odd, but, having given him until the end of the season, I think Morison should be allowed that - two managers have failed to stop us being relegation candidates, would a third one be able to do any different?

Two managers have failed to stop us conceding silly goals. For all of our moans about the style of football we play, we have now conceded in 23 consecutive games. The club record is 29. The way we are going we'll smash that. While Peterborough have conceded the most, they have at least kept 3 clean sheets. We can't even manage that.

No wonder Kieffer Moore was annoyed at missing those chances on Thursday. We need to score 2 at the very least to win games. In the whole of 2021 we won a game 1-0 once. At home we've conceded in 17 successive games, a club record that is growing. It's a total mess. I see no signs that Morison and Hudson are able to sort it.

[bobh]

Two managers have failed to stop us conceding silly goals. For all of our moans about the style of football we play, we have now conceded in 23 consecutive games. The club record is 29. The way we are going we'll smash that. While Peterborough have conceded the most, they have at least kept 3 clean sheets. We can't even manage that.

No wonder Kieffer Moore was annoyed at missing those chances on Thursday. We need to score 2 at the very least to win games. In the whole of 2021 we won a game 1-0 once. At home we've conceded in 17 successive games, a club record that is growing. It's a total mess. I see no signs that Morison and Hudson are able to sort it.

You may be right, but with the stated "no money for transfers"
I don't see any point in changing the manager.

[BLUEAWAY]

You may be right, but with the stated "no money for transfers"
I don't see any point in changing the manager.

The point would be to give somebody else a chance should Morison show no sign of getting results.
It would be a twist or bust decision with the most likely scenario being an out of work experienced manager on a short term contract and big bonus rather than a long term solution. Somebody who could kickstart the team for a short period. As the Chairman or owner I would see that as a preferable risk to relegation and the then appointment of a new manager. I wish Morison well this month for all our sakes.

[Tuerto]

The point would be to give somebody else a chance should Morison show no sign of getting results.
It would be a twist or bust decision with the most likely scenario being an out of work experienced manager on a short term contract and big bonus rather than a long term solution. Somebody who could kickstart the team for a short period. As the Chairman or owner I would see that as a preferable risk to relegation and the then appointment of a new manager. I wish Morison well this month for all our sakes.

Just say it man! You want 'Big Sam'