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Adkins a yes man?


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Blackmore or Merrington (cant remember which) made the point that as Adkins (alledgedly) refusedcto resign and insured that the deal be done fairly and properly, then he most certainly is not a yes man. I tend to agree.

 

I think he is a decent bloke with principals but had a very clear vifion kn what he wants snd how he's going to get it.

 

His " I'm the manager of the football club" comment yesterday also suggests he is his own man.

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I was impressed with his post-match comments. He didn't try to fob anyone off with Wilkins-type excuses, he knew the second half performance was a shocker but feels that he probably has about 7 or 8 Southampton calibre players from the first half display, esp Morgan and Chamberlain. Reading between the lines, he knows we lack pace and width so expect movement soon, possibly today or tomorrow on that. He'll have observed Hammond and one or two others need shipping out as their wages are too high to be back-up players (there are better free transfers available). Puncheon really must sort himself out, the reference to his set pieces from NA was very obvious and rightly so, Puncheon is very lazy and needs discipline. I think he'll bring in 6 or 7 new faces that can cope with playing with a club our size and history and hopefully that will disperse the negative vibes and we can ship a few of these losers out of the squad that NA doesn't want.

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Nice retort, did your Mum have to type it for you? It's just that I notice it was correct, for once.

 

Well done.

I do not see how you can refer to me as a child for bringing up the fact multiple fans referred to him as a yes man last night.

Obviously taking part in a debate strains on you, oh those frothy mouthed ones are the best.

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