Manager/Coach KREXIT: The 'Robbo Out' thread.

[Chippy]

I think the owners must be waiting to all meet together with KR in a zoom meeting. I imagine collectively they want to thank him for his efforts in previous seasons, and then a special appreciation for the depth, and strength of the current squad, plus the superb contracts players are left with. Just what any new incoming manager may want, how can we possibly fail to stay up with what he’s left us with!

Thanks Karl, enjoy your £400,000+ pay off whilst we get relegated and take several years to rebuild everything from top to bottom

 

[PottersRightBoot]

Contributors are now picking on individual supporters , they’ve moved on from the management and the team. Quite pathetic.

As for yesterday, what exactly is going on with the Brannagan/Long ‘joint captains’ shtick. ? It’s ludicrous, calculated to divide the dressing room even more.

 

[Big Ronaldo]

Karl had done a fine job for us… Now sack him Tim.
For the sake of this club, Sack him.

Sack him and you will at least know that you have done the right thing.

 

[IsleofWightYellow]

What’s the longest losing run a league manager has had in say the last 5 years without being sacked?!

 

[Colin B]

Does anyone know where the owners are all based? It’s around 4:25pm in Jakarta. If an urgent meeting is to take place today, it’s probably happening about now.

It is quite interesting that Tiger was there yesterday. Has he attended the majority of games this season?

Tiger has attended about three matches this season, maybe four.

There was no significance in his attendance yesterday, as far as the manager situation is concerned. He was with a guest, who used to be Prime Minister of Thailand, and was born in Newcastle to Thai parents, before moving back to Thailand. They are also going to the Cup Final today to support Newcastle. I found this out when I was speaking to them before the game. He also went to Oxford University with Boris Johnson. The conversation was probably the most interesting part of the day!

Sorry to disappoint, but there's no more to it than that.

 

[Notaswindonfan]

Tiger has attended about three matches this season, maybe four.

There was no significance in his attendance yesterday, as far as the manager situation is concerned. He was with a guest, who used to be Prime Minister of Thailand, and was born in Newcastle to Thai parents, before moving back to Thailand. They are also going to the Cup Final today to support Newcastle. I found this out when I was speaking to them before the game. He also went to Oxford University with Boris Johnson. The conversation was probably the most interesting part of the day!

Sorry to disappoint, but there's no more to it than that.

you bearer of bad news

 

[MJB]

What’s the longest losing run a league manager has had in say the last 5 years without being sacked?!

We’re about to find out.

 

[Carpy]

Tiger has attended about three matches this season, maybe four.

There was no significance in his attendance yesterday, as far as the manager situation is concerned. He was with a guest, who used to be Prime Minister of Thailand, and was born in Newcastle to Thai parents, before moving back to Thailand. They are also going to the Cup Final today to support Newcastle. I found this out when I was speaking to them before the game. He also went to Oxford University with Boris Johnson. The conversation was probably the most interesting part of the day!

Sorry to disappoint, but there's no more to it than that.

I bet his guest was impressed with what Tiger had assembled, resilience, guile, strength of character, it had it all

 

[Bicester Yellow]

I bet his guest was impressed with what Tiger had assembled, resilience, guile, strength of character, it had it all

Nice of you to talk about Bristol Rovers like that

 

[werthersoriginal]

He will be gone by 5pm today.

Ooooh are you ITK ?! We’re impressed

 

[Chippy]

Tiger has attended about three matches this season, maybe four.

There was no significance in his attendance yesterday, as far as the manager situation is concerned. He was with a guest, who used to be Prime Minister of Thailand, and was born in Newcastle to Thai parents, before moving back to Thailand. They are also going to the Cup Final today to support Newcastle. I found this out when I was speaking to them before the game. He also went to Oxford University with Boris Johnson. The conversation was probably the most interesting part of the day!

Sorry to disappoint, but there's no more to it than that.

Thanks for posting Colin.

Surely we’re not going to have put up with this any longer? Everyone involved with our great club deserves so much better.

Is there just the slightest possibility of good news on the horizon that you know of?

It’s got to the almost begging stage now for the club to act.

 

[Scrongo]

Contributors are now picking on individual supporters , they’ve moved on from the management and the team. Quite pathetic.

As for yesterday, what exactly is going on with the Brannagan/Long ‘joint captains’ shtick. ? It’s ludicrous, calculated to divide the dressing room even more.

Why?? just because we all support Oxford.United. It doesn't mean, we all have to like every fan . STRANGE????

 

[uptheus]

Tiger has attended about three matches this season, maybe four.

There was no significance in his attendance yesterday, as far as the manager situation is concerned. He was with a guest, who used to be Prime Minister of Thailand, and was born in Newcastle to Thai parents, before moving back to Thailand. They are also going to the Cup Final today to support Newcastle. I found this out when I was speaking to them before the game. He also went to Oxford University with Boris Johnson. The conversation was probably the most interesting part of the day!

Sorry to disappoint, but there's no more to it than that.

Whilst he’s here Colin he must have a say on the managerial situation?

 

[Johnf]

I have not previously been in the Karl out brigade, but after yesterday’s pathetic performance against a very poor side, the time has come for the board to act. It wouldn’t be fair to expect Karl to resign and walk away without any compensation, the board should pay his contract off and thank him for his past service ( and there have been plenty of good times under his management). He certainly doesn’t deserve some of the personal abuse he has received from some Quarters.

 

[n1]

Whilst he’s here Colin he must have a say on the managerial situation?

Must have been disappointed, even embarrassed, to have shown a guest that absolute **** show.

 

[Bornyellow]

Tiger has attended about three matches this season, maybe four.

There was no significance in his attendance yesterday, as far as the manager situation is concerned. He was with a guest, who used to be Prime Minister of Thailand, and was born in Newcastle to Thai parents, before moving back to Thailand. They are also going to the Cup Final today to support Newcastle. I found this out when I was speaking to them before the game. He also went to Oxford University with Boris Johnson. The conversation was probably the most interesting part of the day!

Sorry to disappoint, but there's no more to it than that.

All that said, surely the fact that one of the 5 man panel with the power to sack KR was there yesterday to witness that shower in person can’t bode well.

 

[yellowbow]

Whilst he’s here Colin he must have a say on the managerial situation?

Let’s hope not! He’s done enough damage with the contract he dished out

 

[QR]

All that said, surely the fact that one of the 5 man panel with the power to sack KR was there yesterday to witness that shower in person can’t bode well.

Surely 'should' bode well.... unless you're Karl!!

 

[Grumpy Git]

Tiger is here for the Carabao Cup! Will he be arsed about KR?

 

[Bornyellow]

Thank god!