Re: ' THREE MAJOR MISTAKES '
Fri May 15, 2015 10:37 am
The rebrand was by far the biggest mistake. Imagine the reputation he'd have now if he hadn't turned us red. Would probably be far more positive than negative.
Personally, I don't think there is much else that could have been done about the Malky sacking. Malky made his own bed. As much as I respect what Malky did and whenever I've met him he's seemed like a genuine guy but what he did was inexcusable and he had to go. Should have been earlier if anything.
Not appointing a football man is tough. How can he judge what a good football man is when he knows nothing about the industry. He really should have done his research better. I agree though. The lack of someone with knowledge of the British game has been a huge issue and continues to be.
Personally, I don't think there is much else that could have been done about the Malky sacking. Malky made his own bed. As much as I respect what Malky did and whenever I've met him he's seemed like a genuine guy but what he did was inexcusable and he had to go. Should have been earlier if anything.
Not appointing a football man is tough. How can he judge what a good football man is when he knows nothing about the industry. He really should have done his research better. I agree though. The lack of someone with knowledge of the British game has been a huge issue and continues to be.
Re: ' THREE MAJOR MISTAKES '
Fri May 15, 2015 1:28 pm
Blueboys1927 wrote:Problem is Carl, had we not got relegated, we would still be Red. So relegation was 100% worth it to get our true identity back
In that case point 1 was definitely a mistake, but points 2 & 3 were not
Re: ' THREE MAJOR MISTAKES '
Sat May 16, 2015 7:07 am
Don't need hindsight to know that unless something drastic happens over the summer or early season they will struggle to get 10,000 fans through the door