ABBEY Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 PLEASE WE ARE BEGGING YOU JOHN WILLIAMS SACK PAUL INCE BEFORE ITS TOO LATE! ITS GETTING TOO LATE
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PAFELL Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 [size="6"PLEASE WE ARE BEGGING YOU JOHN WILLIAMS SACK PAUL INCE BEFORE ITS TOO LATE![/size] SECONDED. I also suggest to the mods on this board - don't worry about the amount of anti Ince threads - if the club does read the posts on here - the more they see of the anti Ince posts they may act and get rid of Ince. These days we must try everything.
roverfanuk Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 Man City 0 - 1 Everton... Come back Sparky! We forgive you?!?!
MarkBRFC71 Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 Message to John Williams: time for you to show us you've got a pair. Sack this clueless tw@t before the damage he's done to our club is irredeemable. I really wanted Ince to be a success, but I could tell from pretty much 3 or 4 games into the season that it would end in one of two ways: Ince sacked or Championship football. I just hope the first one hasn't been left too late to avoid the second ....
roverfanuk Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 They just showed JW in the crowd, he looks very very very angry...
rover6 Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 Yes they have started singing "your getting sacked in the morning" etc. The substitutions have been so bad that Matt Derbeyshire has thrown up his hands to ask where do I play now (position) the bench just ignored him. Matt Derbyshire must be the most one-dimensional player to have been considered versatile. (Moko doesn't count because no-one thinks he's versatile anymore).
PAFELL Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 They just showed JW in the crowd, he looks very very very angry... My impression as well. Do you know who was the bloke beside him was. Because he looked worse.
Rovermatt Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 That Ince has managed to survive to this point is the real tragedy. He is a man out of his depth and lacks the ability to drag the team out of the mire. His incompetence was on view many weeks ago and he should have been cut loose while the bottom half of the table was still tight. We are rapidly being left behind and the blame for our impending relegation should be placed entirely at the feet of the powers that be. The only positive that can possibly stem from this result (and by extension our presence in next year's Championship) is that the board's disastrous attempt to run a Premier League club on the cheap has been properly indicted. The crippling lack of ambition in our dealings and the distressing onset of increasingly small-time thinking has knackered Blackburn Rovers for many years to come. While we used to punch above our weight, those in charge seem more and more content to see the club slip into the abyss we have long feared was just around the next corner. I've never been ashamed to admit my allegiance before today. I'm sorry to say however that I am, at this moment, suffering from a sense of utter despair. Jack Walker must be spinning in his grave at the risible state of his beloved Rovers.
Hughesy Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 Disgusting result, disgusting run of form, disgraceful league position. 3-0 to wigan says it all. OUT NOW!!!!!!
chris Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 ok now I thi its time for him to go, that is a shocking result, i can;t believe that Andrews and Tugay was our midfield pairing it surely can;t get worse
tony gale's mic Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 That Ince has managed to survive to this point is the real tragedy. He is a man out of his depth and lacks the ability to drag the team out of the mire. His incompetence was on view many weeks ago and he should have been cut loose while the bottom half of the table was still tight. We are rapidly being left behind and the blame for our impending relegation should be placed entirely at the feet of the powers that be. The only positive that can possibly stem from this result (and by extension our presence in next year's Championship) is that the board's disastrous attempt to run a Premier League club on the cheap has been properly indicted. The crippling lack of ambition in our dealings and the distressing onset of increasingly small-time thinking has knackered Blackburn Rovers for many years to come. While we used to punch above our weight, those in charge seem more and more content to see the club slip into the abyss we have long feared was just around the next corner. I've never been ashamed to admit my allegiance before today. I'm sorry to say however that I am, at this moment, suffering from a sense of utter despair. Jack Walker must be spinning in his grave at the risible state of his beloved Rovers. Completely agree. It was this frankly disgraceful small time thinking that saw Ince appointed in the first place. Would you have seen Everton, Villa or Portsmouth our competitors at the time appointing a manager like him? I could have understood if he was the only option but there were much better options. If we'd just appointed Laudrup we couldve been challenging for the European slots right now.
dennis the menace Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 his "they are out to get us remark" showed a distinct lack of general ability as a manager.. how on earth people could still believe in ince after such rambling, is still a mystery to me.. you certainly dont want to be, in the middle of a relegation war, with your general acting, like a paraniod fool.. it shows insecurity, lack of direction, lack of ideas and last but not least, it shows how he handles pressure..
chris Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 I think it is too late look what Spurs did with a change I'm scared sh!tless that Ince will not be sacked, a good manager could keep Blackburn up
American Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 Don't worry Hughsey, there was a board meeting last Sunday where Ince was fired....
Presty On Tour Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 11 games without a win, he has to go. ince out!
BRFC1995 Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 betting so it begins jol 16/1 ..................should be200/1 why would he want to be considered
Guest Kamy100 Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 If we hold on for a couple of weeks feel sure that Hughes will be available.
chris Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 i say give him more time, he needs 2 or 3 years to show what he can do, maybe even 5 years then judge him
PAFELL Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 That Ince has managed to survive to this point is the real tragedy. He is a man out of his depth and lacks the ability to drag the team out of the mire. His incompetence was on view many weeks ago and he should have been cut loose while the bottom half of the table was still tight. We are rapidly being left behind and the blame for our impending relegation should be placed entirely at the feet of the powers that be. The only positive that can possibly stem from this result (and by extension our presence in next year's Championship) is that the board's disastrous attempt to run a Premier League club on the cheap has been properly indicted. The crippling lack of ambition in our dealings and the distressing onset of increasingly small-time thinking has knackered Blackburn Rovers for many years to come. While we used to punch above our weight, those in charge seem more and more content to see the club slip into the abyss we have long feared was just around the next corner. I've never been ashamed to admit my allegiance before today. I'm sorry to say however that I am, at this moment, suffering from a sense of utter despair. Jack Walker must be spinning in his grave at the risible state of his beloved Rovers. I will remain a Rovers supporter no matter what division they play in. But the shoestring attitude is costing Rovers progressing as a club. But worse still is the management team. If this result, as gutted as I feel at the moment, is the final result that gets rid of the manager, so be it. Rovers will NOT BE RELEGATED. A new manager will come in, new and better ideas, and with a large kick up the butt for the players. From despair there is hope.
ABBEY Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 If we hold on for a couple of weeks feel sure that Hughes will be available. f him...no offense but he will win a few and then go to the highest bidder
PAFELL Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 If we hold on for a couple of weeks feel sure that Hughes will be available. Do you honestly think that Hughes if he came back could turn this team around - I doubt that at the moment - but he also couldn't do a worse job than what Ince is doing now.
roverfanuk Posted December 13, 2008 Posted December 13, 2008 If John Williams has any sense, he will contact the group that own Man City, and ask whether we can talk to Hughes about a return... We should then get JW to ride Ince on his back to the City of Manchester stadium to pick up Hughes, and give him a lift back... :lol:
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