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It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 8:34 am

Tan has obviously bowed down to internal pressure of 'if you want to sack Malky' let the results do it for you'!

As others have posted on here, sjoke and palarse are massive games given our form (in respect of losing rather than we're actually playing well) but I think if we lose to sjoke then the writing is on the pay-off wall.

We lose twice this week then I suspect even the most die hard Malky fans will be asking questions, but there's so many games between now and ney year anything can happen.

As for the rumour mill of who willt ake over from MM, well they'd better be ready for the backlash from fans - and a long one at that!

It'll be mission impossible until they put a run of wins together, and I hope its not some friend of a friend decorator's father three times removed or we are going to be right in the shite - of course MM might get manager of the month for December and then there's nothing to worry about - is there? :o

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 8:39 am

Rubbish!

Why would a new manager face a backlash from fans? Not his decision to sack and appoint himself. The board may face a backlash but I would expect the crowd to get behind any new manager. The team is more important than Malky im afraid.

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 8:45 am

CraigCCFC wrote:Rubbish!

Why would a new manager face a backlash from fans? Not his decision to sack and appoint himself. The board may face a backlash but I would expect the crowd to get behind any new manager. The team is more important than Malky im afraid.


You obviously have no clue from the past 30 years of how city fans react to changing some thing they don't want!

It's just my view having seen it time and again - Annis knows what I'm getting at!

Of course the team is more important than a manager, but teams also play for managers more than others, change is not always correct, particulalry if there is no trust or players think 'who the feck is this muppet'!

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:14 am

arri potta wrote:
CraigCCFC wrote:Rubbish!

Why would a new manager face a backlash from fans? Not his decision to sack and appoint himself. The board may face a backlash but I would expect the crowd to get behind any new manager. The team is more important than Malky im afraid.


You obviously have no clue from the past 30 years of how city fans react to changing some thing they don't want!

It's just my view having seen it time and again - Annis knows what I'm getting at!

Of course the team is more important than a manager, but teams also play for managers more than others, change is not always correct, particulalry if there is no trust or players think 'who the feck is this muppet'!




why bring annis into it? :? :lol:

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:33 am

said this a while back, Malky goes, someone else in will soon get fans on board with a few wins and saying the right stuff, eg 'These fans are the best,etc, etc' and Malky will soon be a distant memory. It happens!!!

:ayatollah:

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:57 am

He is never gonna sack him he will loose to much money. He is trying to make him walk. And in return Malky wont walk unless the right job comes up. He is eying West Ham but that depends on big Sam keeping his job and he has done himself no harm on Saturday against Fulham.

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 10:07 am

Nuclearblue wrote:He is never gonna sack him he will loose to much money. He is trying to make him walk. And in return Malky wont walk unless the right job comes up. He is eying West Ham but that depends on big Sam keeping his job and he has done himself no harm on Saturday against Fulham.


Nukes if he doesnt think malky will keep us up and wants rid then he will get rid.

Hes not going to gamble keeping malky in charge, relegation and loss of Prem money for the sake of a few million severance pay.

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 10:24 am

paulh_85 wrote:
arri potta wrote:
CraigCCFC wrote:Rubbish!

Why would a new manager face a backlash from fans? Not his decision to sack and appoint himself. The board may face a backlash but I would expect the crowd to get behind any new manager. The team is more important than Malky im afraid.


You obviously have no clue from the past 30 years of how city fans react to changing some thing they don't want!

It's just my view having seen it time and again - Annis knows what I'm getting at!

Of course the team is more important than a manager, but teams also play for managers more than others, change is not always correct, particulalry if there is no trust or players think 'who the feck is this muppet'!




why bring annis into it? :? :lol:


He was right next to me at Rotherham away as the players tunnel got crowded!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

he'll remember - good old Durban :D :old:

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 10:41 am

He might try and put Malky on gardening leave.Can't see Malky just kicking his heels waiting for his contract to run down as a young manager needs to be employed and will be soon forgotten.

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 11:22 am

Mario Polotelli wrote:
Nuclearblue wrote:He is never gonna sack him he will loose to much money. He is trying to make him walk. And in return Malky wont walk unless the right job comes up. He is eying West Ham but that depends on big Sam keeping his job and he has done himself no harm on Saturday against Fulham.


Nukes if he doesnt think malky will keep us up and wants rid then he will get rid.

Hes not going to gamble keeping malky in charge, relegation and loss of Prem money for the sake of a few million severance pay.

Chief that is very true but as it stands now that is his game plan

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 11:53 am

Managers get sacked all the time. If we lose against Stoke and Palace, and drop into the bottom three, then Malky will be in some difficulty. To be honest, Tan's behaviour has helped Malky, by getting us all behind him. Personally, I would like to see Malky stay, but football is a hard game.

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:30 pm

llangainbluebird wrote:Managers get sacked all the time. If we lose against Stoke and Palace, and drop into the bottom three, then Malky will be in some difficulty. To be honest, Tan's behaviour has helped Malky, by getting us all behind him. Personally, I would like to see Malky stay, but football is a hard game.

for all the rumours ..he hasnt sacked him...but think he will if we drop into the bottom 3.. dont think money is the issue here.

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:38 pm

So either Tan is going to sack Malky right now or he isn't because he is just waiting to do so.

What is it with the constant spread of untrue and negative propaganda with the fans of this club??

It seems like some people actually want Malky out, which is incredible!

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:41 pm

One question, if he is replaced, would the new man see us shoot up the league, with the current squad? After all QPR didnt, when the super Harry took over ;)

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:46 pm

arri potta wrote:
CraigCCFC wrote:Rubbish!

Why would a new manager face a backlash from fans? Not his decision to sack and appoint himself. The board may face a backlash but I would expect the crowd to get behind any new manager. The team is more important than Malky im afraid.


You obviously have no clue from the past 30 years of how city fans react to changing some thing they don't want!

It's just my view having seen it time and again - Annis knows what I'm getting at!

Of course the team is more important than a manager, but teams also play for managers more than others, change is not always correct, particulalry if there is no trust or players think 'who the feck is this muppet'!


I totally understand where your coming from :thumbup:

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 9:57 pm

Just one man's speculation and view. not much substance to it. But that's what message boards are for!

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Mon Dec 02, 2013 10:07 pm

Bluetwin wrote:Just one man's speculation and view. not much substance to it. But that's what message boards are for!


Correct, were all just fans and its all about debating,putting out what we know,hope we know and speculating :thumbup:

Re: It's obvious he's now letting it run its course!

Tue Dec 03, 2013 11:25 am

Nuclearblue wrote:
Mario Polotelli wrote:
Nuclearblue wrote:He is never gonna sack him he will loose to much money. He is trying to make him walk. And in return Malky wont walk unless the right job comes up. He is eying West Ham but that depends on big Sam keeping his job and he has done himself no harm on Saturday against Fulham.


Nukes if he doesnt think malky will keep us up and wants rid then he will get rid.

Hes not going to gamble keeping malky in charge, relegation and loss of Prem money for the sake of a few million severance pay.

Chief that is very true but as it stands now that is his game plan

Christ, Tan doesn't seem to talk to anyone..... Except Nukes :lol: