I don't blame him for leaving but he proper left us in the poo. He was desperate to go. Thanks for last season, yes. But this season?! fudge no.
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I would like to agree to disagree with you as well.
I get what people are saying by possibly thanking SS for the thrilling attacking football and points haul before he left.
HOWEVER, the manner in which he left and when he left, in my eyes ruined any of the thanks i had for him for this season.
Lets not forget he didnt win away with us.
The players, management board and SH deserve all the thanks. Looking at the championship and us stying in it is simply outstanding effort.
HOWEVER, the manner in which he left and when he left, in my eyes ruined any of the thanks i had for him for this season.
Lets not forget he didnt win away with us.
The players, management board and SH deserve all the thanks. Looking at the championship and us stying in it is simply outstanding effort.
10 points from the last 6 games under Dews and Nance is playoffs form (going by p.p.g.) !
Worth recognising that.
Worth recognising that.
Full credit and endless thanks to both of them. Dewsnip in particular deserves a lot of credit, given all the nonsense and unfounded chat about his position. A few posters on here would do well to remember his significant achievements for us up to this point.
Schumacher would not have done any better than Dewsnip and Nance and I know who I would prefer to have a pint with. The fact is he left us in the lurch and arguably has easier fixtures before Christmas.
Was the right appointment due to continuity imo, given how late SH took to pull the trigger on Foster.
I don’t think a new manager would have had anything close to enough time to have made an impact, and it would have been a rushed decision.
Glad they got us over the line, and let’s hope once bitten twice shy on the next appointment.
I don’t think a new manager would have had anything close to enough time to have made an impact, and it would have been a rushed decision.
Glad they got us over the line, and let’s hope once bitten twice shy on the next appointment.
There was a chap in Mayflower Lower E who was screaming at Dewsnip the whole game - much to the bemusement of everyone.
Yes, I thought the same. A lot of stress to carry at any age but exhausting when older. I imagine ND carrying some guilt about the IF appointment too, so a huge stack of relief for him. That said, being at the very heart of such meaningful and ultimately successful times, that touch the lives of very many, must also feel incredibly rewarding. Also, ND has been at the centre of everything at PAFC for some time and so it must feel great to be needed too!
I thought it was the cheapskate option. I thought we had to have Warnock.
I was wrong, again (it's happening a lot lately). Hats off to both of them, two absolutely outstanding results.
Nobody had us beating Leicester and very few thought we could beat Hull.
Thank you both, and I promise I'll have more faith next time.
I was wrong, again (it's happening a lot lately). Hats off to both of them, two absolutely outstanding results.
Nobody had us beating Leicester and very few thought we could beat Hull.
Thank you both, and I promise I'll have more faith next time.
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That is a really good stat.13 points from 10 games over 2 spells = 1.3 per match!
Compared with
12 from 14 (0.86) for Foster
26 from 22 (1.18) for Schumacher
Sign them up!
