Jon Dahl Tomasson - Officially No Longer Our Head Coach

[CambridgeRover]

If they are going to sack him do it. Can they do anything?

[wilsdenrover]

28 minutes ago, goozburger said:

Which Duncan will be at the club in the next week or two?

1. Duncan McGuire
2. Duncan Ferguson

They’ll go for PJ instead.

[Paul Mellelieu]

Without being the meeting, it's difficult to work out how the discussion between fans and players unfolded, so I'm open-minded.  That said getting the players together with fans' groups should be a good thing, surely?

[Dreams of 1995]

If JDT hasn’t walked already he’ll be out of the door now 

Never in my life have I heard of an instance of a team meeting, regarding the performance of that team, happening without the head coach present…and especially consisting of fans…. as a “safe space” to talk

How disrespectful to JDT. He needs to do himself a favour and get out of here. He is too good for this crap 

Edited February 7 by Dreams of 1995

[wilsdenrover]

2 minutes ago, booth said:

I hope someone pointed the finger at Waggott and said you're a big part of the problem.

Why bring in a head coach and DOF with the orders of champagne football when you knew full well that we were going to have to tighten our belts?

I hope somebody slapped him around the face with a wet fish but I guess we’d have heard about that by now.

[davulsukur]

12 minutes ago, Tugayisgod said:

As much as I have sympathy for JDT in the way he's been hung out to dry by the idiots above him, I think a parting of the ways is the only solution now. Just as long as the manager is not the only person losing their jobs over the running of the club. And we know who we are talking about.

 

Didn't he call K**n a gem?

The bloke knows absolutely fuck all about football.

[alex l]

3 minutes ago, wilsdenrover said:

They’ll go for PJ instead.

Or Dunkin Donuts?

[davulsukur]

Just now, Dreams of 1995 said:

If JDT hasn’t walked already he’ll be out of the door now 

Never before in my life have I heard of an instance of a team meeting over the performance of the team happening without the head coach…and especially consisting of fans as a “safe space” to talk

How disrespectful to JDT. He needs to do himself a favour and get out of here. He is too good for this crap 

Seem to remember there was a similar scene in "The Damned United".

Obviously, didn't end well for Cloughie.

[Tom]

Be good to hear some first hand accounts of the meeting today, the whole thing is just bonkers 

[yankfan]

McGuire must be praying the appeal is denied. No way he has any interest in joining this sinking ship. 

[simongarnerisgod]

nixon is a bluffing ****,all he does is print 1000 rumours and claims he`s influential when one of them actually happens

[yeti-dog]

Well, that's it then. The brave new world, the Director of Football model, a manager who got us to 7th and promised to build on that this season - all gone.

As others have said, sadly, JDT provably needs to go. He's had the life sucked out of him by the parasites systematically destroying the club.

These fuckers are always one step forward two steps back. I had hope with this new set-up and yet, within a season and a half it's imploded.

Just do the right thing for once. Sell the club and fuck off - oh, and take all your useless acolytes with you.

[G Somerset Rover]

Not that you can blame them, but the body language of the players looks terrible in that clip. The old "what on earth am I doing here" vibe.

[wilsdenrover]

Anyone believe the players really spend half time discussing the mood of the crowd?

[MB Rover]

Mirror on it now too

[Bronzed A Donis]

3 minutes ago, Paul Mellelieu said:

Without being the meeting, it's difficult to work out how the discussion between fans and players unfolded, so I'm open-minded.  That said getting the players together with fans' groups should be a good thing, surely?

In a normal club or in a normal week , yes.

Massively here this is all about context though. It's not normal or I'd argue good for the players to be used as pawns and deflection.

[B16Rover]

Man who closes stands at football ground invites fans to 'get behind the boys' at behind closed doors meeting 

[Adam C]

Just now, yankfan said:

McGuire must be praying the appeal is denied. No way he has any interest in joining this sinking ship. 

Yep. I thought it was a bit rich that our plan was to arrange a pre-contract deal for next season if the appeal is turned down. Why would he even consider signing for us after this clusterfuck?

Back on topic now - Waggott out! Farewell JDT, you were too professional and demanding for our dysfunctional club. 

[simongarnerisgod]

Just now, wilsdenrover said:

Anyone believe the players really spend half time discussing the mood of the crowd?

no!!!!!!!!!all they care about is am i  playing on saturday,how much am i getting paid ,is there any chance of joining a club in  the premier league and where are we going tonight lads

[Dreams of 1995]

Just now, B16Rover said:

Man who closes stands at football ground invites fans to 'get behind the boys' at behind closed doors meeting 

You couldn’t make it up!!! 

[davulsukur]

2 minutes ago, wilsdenrover said:

Anyone believe the players really spend half time discussing the mood of the crowd?

They clearly don't discuss tactics.

Gotta talk about something I suppose.

[wilsdenrover]

2 minutes ago, G Somerset Rover said:

Not that you can blame them, but the body language of the players looks terrible in that clip. The old "what on earth am I doing here" vibe.

They probably feel the same when defending corners.

[RoverDom]

Well if JDT goes I'll have one eye on his career and hope he goes places. Complete opposite to when kean left and I hoped he'd never find another job in football 

[matt83]

4 minutes ago, G Somerset Rover said:

Not that you can blame them, but the body language of the players looks terrible in that clip. The old "what on earth am I doing here" vibe.

Wasn’t one the lad who’s been here 6 bloody days. 

[booth]

Just now, Paul Mellelieu said:

Without being the meeting, it's difficult to work out how the discussion between fans and players unfolded, so I'm open-minded.  That said getting the players together with fans' groups should be a good thing, surely?

A bungling CEO.
Who oversaw a second January transfer window in which his staff got it spectacularly wrong.
The same man who heard chants at the weekend of "Waggott out".
Brings in senior players to tell the fans, to their faces, to not create a toxic atmosphere.

I'd say that's pretty cynical and shameless all things considered.