Wade Garrett

I don’t buy that the team isn’t good enough. We have a class keeper, a German international CB, a Polish international CB, an England U21 CB, 2 quality right backs who have both represented their countries. In midfield we have Downes who is proper box to box, Fernandes, who is already showing us how good he is, Lallana - getting on but still quality, Big Les, inexperienced and needs coaching but has all the tools to be a decent player. Up front we have Archer who is a decent finisher and needs a run of games and a manager to make him feel 10 feet tall. Diaz scored 7 in 14 for the worst team in the league last season and is not a winger. On the wings we have Dibling, who is already showing premier league quality at a young age, Cornet looked really good at Burnley, has the ability, needs a manager to make him feel 10 feet tall. Fraser was a quality winger until Eddie Howe made him train with the kids but has undoubted quality. We have a manager that imposes a system on his players totally at odds with their strengths. He chops and changes the side game to game. The players look beaten before they start. A good manager would find a system that works to the strengths of his players. A good manager would make his players feel 10 feet tall. A good manager would play a settled side. It is imperative we recruit a good manager. Timing is everything. Martin has had his chance and blown it. A new manager in now would have a couple of weeks to size his squad up before the Leicester game. Leave it any longer and you’re throwing points away and making it unnecessarily more difficult for a new boss to get us out of the bottom 3.

They must be fucking onions.

I disagree Russell. You’re shite.

That would be the ultimate piss-take.

We need someone to rejuvenate us in the way Alan Ball and Gordon Strachan did. Relegation need not be a formality. I think we have a chance with the right manager in place.

Time they took decisive action to arrest our poor form. Anything else is bordering on negligence.

It would be negligent of the ownership to allow Martin take charge against Leicester. He has to go now. Let’s get a new manager In and give him a couple of weeks with the squad.

Actually seems positive that we only lost 3-1. That’s how shit it’s been this season. Hopefully, the board will be ‘brave’ this weekend and sack Martin.

He’s a very naughty boy.

I hope to fuck you’re Dragan Solak 😂

I think you’re right. I would sack him before 3 o’clock.

Sorry, I’ve edited it. The joys of trying to type on an iPhone with sausage fingers.

I’m m surprised the idiot didn’t pick 2 keepers. Manning! Fucking hell, someone obviously wants to spend more time with Lucy.

I hope to fuck our possession stats are good today. The result is irrelevant.

He lost me at Premier League manager. That’s like saying my 8 handicap golf makes me a tour pro.

Who knows what the man that has reinvented football is going to do tomorrow? Some hare-brained scheme I expect.

Fucking piss-taking prick.

It’s Mickey Mouse time if a friendly is keeping him in a job.

If we’re embarrassed tomorrow, I wouldn’t take the risk of giving him the Leicester game. To be fair, I wouldn’t have given him tomorrow’s game either.

‘Sack the cunt’ Hamlet

He doesn’t need to buy anyone out. He has over 75% of shares and voting rights, and has the power to remove and appoint directors. As far as I can see, ultimately, he can do what he wants.

Fucking hell, when did I say I would have picked Iraola. All I said was that Bournemouth had no trouble finding a decent manager when they were in a similar predicament to us. This while you were peddling the myth that it would be difficult to find a manager. Fucking tiresome.

You’re trying too hard Farmer. Martin is shite and needs relieving of his duties.

SR are complete mugs if they allow Martin to manage us any longer. With him in charge, I don’t feel confident in us winning a single league game. It beggars belief that we haven’t yet got rid. He is a complete liability at this level.

Not one particular demographic. I was just making the point that teams in similar circumstances to us have had no problems finding decent managers.