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I can't see it being the right thing, unless the run-in is a spectacular nobel failure, rather than just a typical failure - say we win five or six games and still go down, then maybe it would be worth keeping him.

 

But relegation would kill the Dutch thing stone dead and a clean sweep (yes, again) would be in order.

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Depends on how we go down IMO.

 

If we continue to show the same fight and spirit that has been on display in recent weeks, then I'd consider keeping him. If we start playing poorly and go down without a fight then he's got to go.

 

In all truth, I don't know if there are many alternatives out there that would be a) better than Wotte and b) willing to take the job under the current circumstances.

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as we saw last year unfortunately a lot always depends on the board room.

 

If Lowe is still here then Wotte is likely to have boardroom support which goes in his favour.

 

If Crouch was back in, and didn't like Wotte is would be unhealthy to keep him as manager without boardroom support.

 

On performance.. I think he has shown enought to merit the job longer term.

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In all truth, I don't know if there are many alternatives out there that would be a) better than Wotte and b) willing to take the job under the current circumstances.

 

This is a very good point. Anyone who takes over, has to be someone that has been out of a job for a while, hoping to rebuild his career or a young 'up and coming' manager, either from the lower leagues (Nigel Clough type) or just finished (or maybe coming to the end of their playing career), trying to build a name for himself in management. Whoever it is, it will be a gamble, if not as much of a gamble as the JP thing.

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managers son't ususally move around like players to clubs on a similar level (perhaps the top european clubs) so you are only ever going to get;

 

out of work manager (nearly universally out of work due to failing and getting the sack)

or manager unproven at your current level

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as we saw last year unfortunately a lot always depends on the board room.

 

If Lowe is still here then Wotte is likely to have boardroom support which goes in his favour.

 

If Crouch was back in, and didn't like Wotte is would be unhealthy to keep him as manager without boardroom support.

 

On performance.. I think he has shown enought to merit the job longer term.

 

I agree with you on this one Nick. If Lowe stays, so in all probability will Wotte. And to be fair, thus far, he would deserve the chance. A significant change of boardroom would almost certainly mean a change of Manager.

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Thats a tough question, one i feel you will need to properly assess at the end of the season.

 

I think he has made a good start and at this point we are a million times better then i would have thought we would have been at this current point in time.

 

I am not sure we will get anyone better and honestly feel if we go down we will HAVE to rely on the younger players other than purely wanting to.

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I can't see it being the right thing, unless the run-in is a spectacular nobel failure, rather than just a typical failure - say we win five or six games and still go down, then maybe it would be worth keeping him.

 

But relegation would kill the Dutch thing stone dead and a clean sweep (yes, again) would be in order.

 

So no Nobel prize for failure. But in essence I agree with your view. Just because Lowe was petty enough to dispense with Pearson purely on grounds that he was Crouch's appointment, doesn't mean that anybody else should dispense with Wotte purely on the grounds that Lowe appointed him. If we go down with all guns blazing, then by all means give him a chance of a month or two to see whether he can match Pearson in the third division. If he can't then get someone in who can.

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as we saw last year unfortunately a lot always depends on the board room.

 

If Lowe is still here then Wotte is likely to have boardroom support which goes in his favour.

 

If Crouch was back in, and didn't like Wotte is would be unhealthy to keep him as manager without boardroom support.

 

On performance.. I think he has shown enought to merit the job longer term.

 

I agree to an extent but i disagree about the performances. We had 3 good wins, lets not forget those. But we also had 6 pretty poor performences too. What matters is that we stay up, if we play poor but still get wins then i am more then happy for the guy to stay on as he will deserve it. But if we go down then he won't deserve it. His job is to keep us up. If he doesn't then he has failed. But as you say it depends on the board room situation.

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Umm. I'm not warming to Wotte especially. As i've said before if he keeps us up he's done a good job and should stay. But if we go down i think a clean broom throughout would be helpful.

 

Fresh players, fresh board. The likes of Steve Cotteriall would be good for that division me thinks.

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I think we should judge Wotte on performances and results rather than on the final league table (I accept that the table will reflect performances/results to some extent, but only to some extent).

 

On the nine games played so far, Wotte has been good enough to stay. If we maintain this level of (fluctuating) form in our remaining nine games, we should keep him.

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I think if we go down he has to go dont forget he has been here all season and for me the jury is still well and truly out if we survive he deserves another crack and I will put my personal feelings aside and get behind him if we go down in my book he has failed we would need a manager with a working knowledge of lower leagues that has contacts and knows which players can do a job at that level I hope it wont come to that and we stay up and I have to conceed he is a decent manager.

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There is only one clear and obvious choice. This guy is not good enough for the Championship and with his current side going up into that league he will therefore be made available by his current employers. But he will by then have a proven record track record of getting teams out of Div.1

 

 

 

 

Step forward ........ Nigel Pearson!!

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Just seen an interview on SSN with Alan Pardew saying how he's wanting to get back into football management.

 

Would people prefer Pardew to Wotte if we stay up?

 

Although he had a bad spell at Charlton, he's done very well elsewhere at both Reading and West Ham.

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If we get relegated, then personally I would have to say get rid, not least because of his involvement in the first 28 games where the damage was done.

 

On the other side of the coin, if he keeps us up then I think he deserves another crack of the whip having redeemed himself.

 

I'm sure there's some middle ground (i.e. what if we go down fighting, or, what if we stay up but play really badly), but going back to the OP I think I would get rid if we get relegated.

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At the moment yes I would......I didn't think he would make much difference but have to say he's done far better than I expected and I have more confidence we can stay up.

 

By the way, IF we win today I think we can do it as our confidence and teamwork is improving but if we slip up it's going to be mighty tough and I won't be so confident that we really have what it takes......

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Partly yes, but mostly because we need a clean break from the Lowe era.

 

Stanley may appear to border on hatred at times but this is exactly right.

 

This Club is going no-where whilst it is associated with Lowe. Wotte is a Lowe-dite as now sadly is the under the thumb Wilde.

 

The simple reality... and it is a reality... CONFIDENCE.

 

There is no confidence, no optimism and no faith in Lowe - exposed as a liar, exposed as inept once more and likely to be preparing to consolidate his holding on the club rather than selling it.

 

How much longer does the man have to be tolerated at this club?

 

Let's get him out for good shall we?...so that we can have the optimism of being a Saints supporter back again as well as some of the missing fans. And he can take his stooge with him. Dutch Totally Crap Youth Football is dead. Time for a real manager and a real club again.

 

There is not one business or sports club in the world that tolerates such a divisive and inept figure at its helm - why should we?

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Stanley may appear to border on hatred at times but this is exactly right.

 

This Club is going no-where whilst it is associated with Lowe. Wotte is a Lowe-dite as now sadly is the under the thumb Wilde.

 

The simple reality... and it is a reality... CONFIDENCE.

 

There is no confidence, no optimism and no faith in Lowe - exposed as a liar, exposed as inept once more and likely to be preparing to consolidate his holding on the club rather than selling it.

 

How much longer does the man have to be tolerated at this club?

 

Let's get him out for good shall we?...so that we can have the optimism of being a Saints supporter back again as well as some of the missing fans. And he can take his stooge with him. Dutch Totally Crap Youth Football is dead. Time for a real manager and a real club again.

 

There is not one business or sports club in the world that tolerates such a divisive and inept figure at its helm - why should we?

 

but there is wanting a brighter future and petty spite.

do you really think getting rid of a manager based on what happened to NP or the fact that Lowe appointed him is the best way forward.

 

Said above that if Crouch came in and didn't want to work with Wotte then it would make his position untenable, probably the same as last year - but it would still not make it right.

 

The optimism and fans will return with performances, if Wotte can deliver those then he should stay (the Lowe protest would also continue to dwindle).

 

I am still not confidenent that Lowe can turn it around and do feel we need a fresh and united board.

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but there is wanting a brighter future and petty spite.

do you really think getting rid of a manager based on what happened to NP or the fact that Lowe appointed him is the best way forward.

 

Said above that if Crouch came in and didn't want to work with Wotte then it would make his position untenable, probably the same as last year - but it would still not make it right.

 

The optimism and fans will return with performances, if Wotte can deliver those then he should stay (the Lowe protest would also continue to dwindle).

 

I am still not confidenent that Lowe can turn it around and do feel we need a fresh and united board.

 

Petty spite is left to people like you as we are just Saints supporters who have had enough of this idiot and his backers.:smt049

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