HitchcocksShins wrote:7 points off play offs. Just off top of my head: we put our chances away against Salford and not completely capitulate against Leyton Orient and we're up there. There's atleast one more that's not coming to mind right now. Home games have mostly been very frustrating and anger inducing, though. Plenty is being done wrong, players need to shoulder some blame though. Famous last words but Demps will have the rest of the season.
HitchcocksShins wrote:7 points off play offs. Just off top of my head: we put our chances away against Salford and not completely capitulate against Leyton Orient and we're up there. There's atleast one more that's not coming to mind right now. Home games have mostly been very frustrating and anger inducing, though. Plenty is being done wrong, players need to shoulder some blame though. Famous last words but Demps will have the rest of the season.
MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
MTFCMusings wrote:gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
Just interested in their reasoning. If you add the facebook poll which was similarly resounding that makes is around 12% of the home support.
Number63 wrote:gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
I think they will need to be a response of about 350 to give about 95% confidence in the result.
Martin Shaw wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
Just interested in their reasoning. If you add the facebook poll which was similarly resounding that makes is around 12% of the home support.
Plainly you can't add the two polls in terms of the numbers of people voting, because a lot of the people will be the same. What you can look at is the percentages for yes and no.
MTFCMusings wrote:gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
Just interested in their reasoning. If you add the facebook poll which was similarly resounding that makes is around 12% of the home support.
gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:gazza1988 wrote:MTFCMusings wrote:I’d be interested to hear from any of the four their reasons for saying no?
Perhaps fear of backlash?
The idea behind the poll is to allow people to vote without having to give reasons why
so far (based on 4000 home fans attendance) only 2% have voted in a few hours. So far it's a 93% yes.
Just interested in their reasoning. If you add the facebook poll which was similarly resounding that makes is around 12% of the home support.
Yeah some would want to know to engage in debate, some would create work for us mods.
60+40 wrote:Please, just a YES or NO
chip63 wrote:I'm going to put No tomorrow I think.
I don't think we can afford another expensive manager this year.
I don't think we would have Maynard and Cook and Shaugnesey if we'd payed for another proven manager.
It's a business and I believe they are right in what they are trying.
You look at the players we have and you'd think you could pick any side and we would win.
I'm sure it's harder to try and get a point than win away.
The board can't change the mistake they've made but will learn from it.
So from a financial and learning season I would say not yet.
how many back room staff got sacked first 9 games to be replaced by more money and more pay offs.
Lee glover stand up and be counted please.
Financially it's a big No.
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