Greenridge

Editing peoples post to make your replies look better is perhaps playing a dangerous game JFP...

His promise never to post again lasted about 5 hours. Broken promises eh

And of course you are 100% correct however there is an element on here that think by attempting to belittle the lads efforts they are automatically dismissing the protest. Whilst I have no intention of attending it was clear from speaking with those that attended the last march and from posts made on this thread that there is a broad spectrum of ages supporinting this march which appears to be very representative of the fan base.

I think you are perhaps being intentionally disengenious there. Is it relevant who organises the marches or is it more relevant the broad profile of those who actually attend?

You seem to be even more vociferous than normal in your defence of MW here Johnny. IMHO the support that the team have received in the ground (where it counts) this year has been first class, despite the results and many performances. If people want to make a protest about how they feel the club is performing (and there could be few to argue that we are performing abysmally) then why not let them get on with it, why the digs? These protests are outside of the ground afterall. MW should be fully focussed on on-the-pitch matters and not get involved in club politics, his role is to get points, simple.

Here's one for him as he is so fond of war analogies.....loose lips sink ships.....I'd rather he concentrated in getting results and not become a political mouthpiece.

Termination of contracts can be very delicate matters with obvious repercussions if the correct procedures are not followed so I can understand the club not wanting to discuss this. However referencing the Daily Echo is quite incredulous. Whoever wrote that response on behalf of the Club was sadly lacking in direction from above.

That is a seriously scary thought. If you take out DMG then that could be the team come next year if Admin and League 1 come our way. I took out DMG as he will no doubt get snapped up by one of the Top 4 Premiership teams.

Most peoples gripe seems not to be that the OS is propoganda orientated, as that's what you'd expect, it's the somewhat extreme levels of spin that turn worthwhile articles into matters of ridicule. For example what on earth was the Wotte article referring to the appointment of Hiddink recently all about. The only tenuous link was some kind of inferred success by association. Talk about clutching at straws.

I think we've used something like 33 different outfield players this season alone.

Having trawled through this thread it's quite plain to see that you are up to your old tricks Jonah. You are a wind-up merchant of the highest order. When elements of a debate are presented to you (with decent circumstantial or references of integrity) you conveniently dismiss them as some kind of fantasy. Are you expecting a Magistrate or JP (no, not that Jan) to be in attendance whilst these various events take place. You are tiresome, predictable and boring in the extreme.

3 league wins in a row....what we'd give for that. Shows that with the right change of manager things can happen. Don't think he's added any players, indeed I think their 'star' player Giles Barnes moved to Fulham(?).

I wondered about that, I believe he is a Japanese triallist.

Didn't JP alledgedly pay his own severance to his former Dutch club so he could manage SFC. Sounds like RL actually had the idea first, I hope he took a patent out.

I had a little chuckle at that. Not exactly experts in that field are they.

There seems to be a sense of inevitability that Lowe will lead SFC into a second relegation. This would surely make his position untenable however do you think he will step aside if this comes to pass?

I admire your confidence Tim, mine has all but been sapped from my body..

Tonights results appear to mean a(nother) nail in the SFC coffin....

Does that include the season he was with them when they were relegated with what was then the record low points tally? I remember them coming down to SMS that season and thinking at least they'll have a good go even though they're obviously struggling. But they came and rolled over with no apparent desire whatsoever.

Cutting costs is very very easy. Cutting costs whilst maintaining an acceptable level of performance is not. I get a little tired of being continually told what a great job has been made of cutting costs. Well, in my book it's not a great job judging by our league position. What about the 10's (even 100's) of thousands that may or may not have been 'saved' by not employing Pearson or loaning out players I hear you say? Well, ask the bank if they'd prefer us a little further in the red but maintaining CCC status and therefore a more realistic opportunity of recouping those funds or dropping down another position. I know what their answer would be.

A fool is not someone who makes a mistake but someone who makes the same mistake twice (or more for that matter). I couldn't pick any particular one as being more significant than any other as they are relative to that moment in time and specific circumstances.

...Gary Player I think...anyway, any luck involved has to even itself out over the course of a season....hence we are 23rd. Or, assuming we've been horrifically unlucky as JP and Wotte would have us beleive and that we are due a whole load of luck in the remaining 14 games then we will probably finish 8th

Sounds like you went to the game, could you give us some player ratings.

Wotte's continual references to being unlucky are getting somewhat tiresome. You make your own luck Wotte, simple.