Fan's View - Fleetwood away

I think the point at the end about some of the negativity towards Robinson is bang on. To some everything he says or does is turned into a negative and I just find it tiresome. Their all going to be disappointed because I don’t think he is going anywhere. Just support the f*****g team.
 
I think the point at the end about some of the negativity towards Robinson is bang on. To some everything he says or does is turned into a negative and I just find it tiresome. Their all going to be disappointed because I don’t think he is going anywhere. Just support the f*****g team.

Yes, it does my head in. And the ****ing language. At times critisism is fair, but so too is praise and these blinkered people refuse to give any whatsoever to him. Be fair and reasonable ffs.
 
Yes, it does my head in. And the ****ing language. At times critisism is fair, but so too is praise and these blinkered people refuse to give any whatsoever to him. Be fair and reasonable ffs.
Agree totally. None of the vitriol is helpful or pleasant at times
 
There are some people who just have no control. Away at Peterborough, I was sat near a bloke who spent the whole match abusing our players in dockers language. They were all useless f******** c****, who ought to be shot, sacked and get proper jobs apparently. He kept it up for the entire 90 minutes - nothing they did was any good (if it worked out OK it was lucky), they weren't fit to wear the shirt, they were an absolute f********* disgrace, sacked in the morning, Northern gits (that wasn't his exact word!), Southern pansies (nor was that) etc.

At the end he stood up and applauded the players off. :rolleyes:
 
On the point of the ball boys, the one in front of the seats was so poor on two occasions, the ball rolling under his legs, he was moved to the corner behind the goal.
Big shout out to the fans there, along journey.
 
Thanks, Paul, another well balanced report. It's a shame that the other results largely went against us. There's often at least one hopeless case at the foot of the league, but this is going to be a very close relegation fight.
 
There are some people who just have no control. Away at Peterborough, I was sat near a bloke who spent the whole match abusing our players in dockers language. They were all useless f******** c****, who ought to be shot, sacked and get proper jobs apparently. He kept it up for the entire 90 minutes - nothing they did was any good (if it worked out OK it was lucky), they weren't fit to wear the shirt, they were an absolute f********* disgrace, sacked in the morning, Northern gits (that wasn't his exact word!), Southern pansies (nor was that) etc.

At the end he stood up and applauded the players off. :rolleyes:
You can only assume these people are.let out from somewhere for the day. Made me laugh though good post
 
Actually, I just don't like Robinson. I don't believe he is the right man for the job and will be happy when he's gone. But, if he succeeds in turning things around and brings in players who might help, maybe I'll put up with him for now. I will have to stop listening to him though.
 
Actually, I just don't like Robinson. I don't believe he is the right man for the job and will be happy when he's gone. But, if he succeeds in turning things around and brings in players who might help, maybe I'll put up with him for now. I will have to stop listening to him though.

At the moment I'm neutral but more likely to be pro the more the horrible bile is spewed out.
"Happy when he's gone" but someone else would end up doing the job. Who? That's always the key question. Wou;ld that be better or worse for us at this stage of the season?
And he has brought in Jordan Graham presumably and he might help.
 
At the moment I'm neutral but more likely to be pro the more the horrible bile is spewed out.
"Happy when he's gone" but someone else would end up doing the job. Who? That's always the key question. Wou;ld that be better or worse for us at this stage of the season?
And he has brought in Jordan Graham presumably and he might help.
And there's the rub Paul! Who indeed?
 
I have to say that I am never convinced by the 'we can't sack him because we can't think of a replacement' argument. In the same way that a decent manager should have a constantly updated list of players he is keeping an eye on (from the young or obscure to the well known and experienced), a decent, informed chairman or his staff should be aware of experienced managers who are available and ones in the lower leagues making their mark. After all, Robinson might be poached by a club higher up the food chain ...
 
I have to say that I am never convinced by the 'we can't sack him because we can't think of a replacement' argument. In the same way that a decent manager should have a constantly updated list of players he is keeping an eye on (from the young or obscure to the well known and experienced), a decent, informed chairman or his staff should be aware of experienced managers who are available and ones in the lower leagues making their mark. After all, Robinson might be poached by a club higher up the food chain ...
Now that we have the transfer window system managers tend not to be sacked around now - it would be either earlier or later.

Ive posted before on the aggressive negative people. These are disappointed people who are traumatised by continual failure and loss in their lives. Football triggers them and they lack the mental strength to cope with it. Maybe they should stick to Strictly or Call the Midwife!
 
As far as I am concerned the jury is still out on Robinson. We are still in the relegation zone and we have a lot of difficult games to come. Yes he might get us to safety- but who put us in the shyte in the first place. I am still waiting to see Do we really NEED three good wingers when we are so short of firepower up front? There are hints that his hands may be tied financially and he has been restricted by this. But so have a lot of other managers and they have done a lot better.
I will wait and see what happens. But so far I am not overly impressed and Robinson is going to have to do a lot better to win me round.
 
As far as I am concerned the jury is still out on Robinson. We are still in the relegation zone and we have a lot of difficult games to come. Yes he might get us to safety- but who put us in the shyte in the first place. I am still waiting to see Do we really NEED three good wingers when we are so short of firepower up front? There are hints that his hands may be tied financially and he has been restricted by this. But so have a lot of other managers and they have done a lot better.
I will wait and see what happens. But so far I am not overly impressed and Robinson is going to have to do a lot better to win me round.

Three good wingers - Isn't that four at the moment? Three loan players, Jordan Graham, Marcus Browne, and Ricky Holmes. And one that is actually a fully paid up OUFC player, Gavin Whyte. Holmes might be crocked but he's still with us. We're paying all of them at least a percentage of their total wage, as we are Luke Garbutt.

If we don't come up with better than Sam Smith on the firepower front we could be screwed.
 
Only reason the jury might be out on KR is if he hasn't been backed with funds, which afaik is a matter for guesswork. He's completely failed to recruit a balanced squad over the summer, took an age to find a team that hides the biggest faults (exc striker, obvs) and I'm not impressed by his tactics.

If the management weren't entirely inept they'd have a succession plan in place, as m'learned friend says above, and they would have replaced him in time for a new manager to prepare (aided by the mighty scouting organisation) for January.

Double fails all round.
 
As far as I am concerned the jury is still out on Robinson. We are still in the relegation zone and we have a lot of difficult games to come. Yes he might get us to safety- but who put us in the shyte in the first place. I am still waiting to see Do we really NEED three good wingers when we are so short of firepower up front? There are hints that his hands may be tied financially and he has been restricted by this. But so have a lot of other managers and they have done a lot better.
I will wait and see what happens. But so far I am not overly impressed and Robinson is going to have to do a lot better to win me round.

Graham who’s only just sign, yes definitely & they are our only goalscorers + Henry without them where would our goals come from as we couldn’t rely on any of our centre forwards so far this season
 
There is every chance we can stay up with some of the talent at our disposal. But it’s going to be close . Robinson’s future will be determined by how he deals with the transfer window.

Paul- we all know that some of our fans are knobheads and always will be. There is nothing we can do about it.

Pleased with a point at one of our (many ?) bogey teams.

Wouldn’t be surprised if we turned over Pompey. But then , I am an optimist.
 
Only reason the jury might be out on KR is if he hasn't been backed with funds, which afaik is a matter for guesswork. He's completely failed to recruit a balanced squad over the summer, took an age to find a team that hides the biggest faults (exc striker, obvs) and I'm not impressed by his tactics.

If the management weren't entirely inept they'd have a succession plan in place, as m'learned friend says above, and they would have replaced him in time for a new manager to prepare (aided by the mighty scouting organisation) for January.

Double fails all round.
Exactly. If Robinson HAS been given the money (we really don’t know, do we?) then his recruitment has been poor. It’s not been a disaster (Whyte, Graham, etc and I think Sykes looks promising) but he’s made some big c*ck-ups (signing Holmes and the other crocks, and thinking Obika nd Smith were good enough strikers for league one). As PC says, let’s hope there’s a succession plan, because it’s too late to start crying foul with 6 weeks of the season to go and us embedded in the relegation zone. And let’s not forget: WE ARE NOW.
 
Wouldn’t be surprised if we turned over Pompey. But then , I am an optimist.

Y'know, Master, I was thinking along the same lines. If KR plays his only best team (Mou in front of CBs, CMs at LB & RB and the old bakery wagon up front) and Pompey play the expansive game, we can beat them and our lads play their hearts out we can beat them.
 
As far as I am concerned the jury is still out on Robinson. We are still in the relegation zone and we have a lot of difficult games to come. Yes he might get us to safety- but who put us in the shyte in the first place. I am still waiting to see Do we really NEED three good wingers when we are so short of firepower up front? There are hints that his hands may be tied financially and he has been restricted by this. But so have a lot of other managers and they have done a lot better.
I will wait and see what happens. But so far I am not overly impressed and Robinson is going to have to do a lot better to win me round.
I am surprised the jury is still out on him he seems unable to control himself on the touchline. He has brought and wasted money on his players who havent performed and we are in the relegation places having lost to bradford wimbledon and plymouth this season. I'm not sure what the man has to do for the jury to convict robinson, these are his players and his tactics.
 
Only reason the jury might be out on KR is if he hasn't been backed with funds, which afaik is a matter for guesswork. He's completely failed to recruit a balanced squad over the summer, took an age to find a team that hides the biggest faults (exc striker, obvs) and I'm not impressed by his tactics.

If the management weren't entirely inept they'd have a succession plan in place, as m'learned friend says above, and they would have replaced him in time for a new manager to prepare (aided by the mighty scouting organisation) for January.

Double fails all round.
Well we know KR said he has never spent so much money before in the last transfer window
 
Well we know KR said he has never spent so much money before in the last transfer window

Yeah, but I don't think that evidence is admissable: Hanson was his big buy then he wasn't, he waited all August for Smith or Smith was a last-minute scramble, trips that don't happen, strikers in 48 hours, and more. I've reached the point where I disregard and disdain his comments, whatever they are.
 
Yeah, but I don't think that evidence is admissable: Hanson was his big buy then he wasn't, he waited all August for Smith or Smith was a last-minute scramble, trips that don't happen, strikers in 48 hours, and more. I've reached the point where I disregard and disdain his comments, whatever they are.
Didn't some one on radox post match phone in claim KR had said Smith wasn't one of his signings? .. I mayve misheard what was said on rad ox though!
 
Didn't some one on radox post match phone in claim KR had said Smith wasn't one of his signings? .. I mayve misheard what was said on rad ox though!
Yes they did and that KR had said only two signings were his. Who knows what's what anymore, we just have to give the team as much support as we can
 
Exactly. If Robinson HAS been given the money (we really don’t know, do we?) then his recruitment has been poor. It’s not been a disaster (Whyte, Graham, etc and I think Sykes looks promising) but he’s made some big c*ck-ups (signing Holmes and the other crocks, and thinking Obika nd Smith were good enough strikers for league one). As PC says, let’s hope there’s a succession plan, because it’s too late to start crying foul with 6 weeks of the season to go and us embedded in the relegation zone. And let’s not forget: WE ARE NOW.

for me robinson's recruitment in the summer is at the root of the problems now. for what it's worth i think robinson has actually done a good job of dealing with a lopsided and depleted squad and getting some performances from it, but when the problem he's dealing with is entirely of his own making, how much sympathy can you have?
 
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