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Good idea, but I don’t have any confidence in those in charge to get the replacement right - at the third attempt.

Common denominator here is Mr Ankersen. He’s the one who has steered us into the freefall.

I think a chairman at Crystal Palace, Ron Noades, once took on the managers role. He was an egotistical bastard at the time. He later did the same at Brentford.

A bit like Nathan Jones he’s been promoted to a post he’s not experienced enough or ready for. That’s two careers that Rasmus has helped to car crash in a season.

Wonder who selected him. Not sure Ralph would have heard of him or identified him. Previous club, Copenhagen… Denmark.. hmmm 🤔

No that’s too predictable and boring.

It was only 1-0 ffs. Goal chalked off by VAR. Small margins, not far from Europa League place if you reflect on all the 1-0 defeats. PlanetRasmus# Utterfuckingheadwank#

Just edited it for you.

whose turn is it to take the next few matches ? Is the Doris in charge of the Women’s team available?

Was certainly a watershed, wasn’t it ? Didn’t expect anyone to be able to ‘out-Les’ Les, but the cunt Rasmus has managed it.

He lost me with the West Ham team and performance. Too many piss poor selections and performances in winnable games. Unbelievable shambles of a club, from the top down.

Were any of the board or key decision makers there tonight ?

Board acted too soon in appointing him. Then stuck with it, not that they’ve shown the imagination or initiative to be able to make a change.

I remember a game in the Branfoot era when we lost yet another drab home game 1-0. Very little booing at the end, just the sound of seats being slammed . Defeats come as no surprise, nor do poor performances. People have resigned themselves to relegation. The Board won’t hear the booing anyway. They might, just might, take note of declining attendances, and the low uptake of season tickets.

Good idea. But does that prick actually attend matches ? I expect he’s too busy admiring himself in a bathroom mirror practicing his Ted Talks.

Thanks, can I claim an ITK point ?

Not making him out to be a martyr, but I feel more let down by some fucker saying he doesn’t feel up to it as his contract winds down, and he considers his next move.

Hadn’t realised Tall Paul wasn’t even on the bench. Never mind we can always bring Aribo on if we need to add a sense of urgency to our play.

Don’t necessarily disagree with you but credit where it’s due he is prepared to go out there week after week, doesn’t hide away. Where’s Salisu when he might be needed ? Wasn’t motivated for it last I read.

Many a true word said in jest and all that…

Listing out the key failings: -failure to sign a striker for Ralph -the continued obsession with buying kids off the yop schemes and not going for experience in key positions (especially GK) -manager, RH ran out of road at the end of last season and looked a broken spirit. Should have gone then. - The Nathan Jones gamble. - Rasmus dumping his philosophy on the club.

For me our failure is explained in one word - recruitment. That applies to both playing squad, and managerial (including coaching) appointments.

Probably. Potter is the likely to be the 'biggest name' we're linked with towards the end of the season. I don't see the attraction of Marsch but he might appeal to Ankersen. Of the other two, Rosenior has been at Hull since November,so that would be more of an outlandish gamble than Jones. Schumaker will be linked to every championship job going.

Poch had a team that were capable of winning a trophy though. I don't think Ralph, or Hughes for that matter, had that luxury.

Although I’ve not been a fan of his in the past, I’ve come round to thinking Rodgers would be a good appointment for us. Unlikely to happen though as he’s bound to wait until Spurs, West Ham jobs are filled before lowering his sights. Also, you’d expect his and Rasmus to be a clash of egos.