Ninety Per Cent
UTSI
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2015
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- Scunny United
One of the reasons we’re so shit is we’ve had a revolving door of managers in the last five years
Graham Alexander: We would go 1-0 up and then sit on it, then concede. Seemed scared to attack. Some would have him back im not sure.
Nick Daws/Andy Dawson: Cheap option that didn’t work after selling our 4 best players.
Stuart McCall: if we’d not panicked and sacked him I reckon we would still be in L1. Sorted the defence and had a few 1-0 wins. Barmy.
Andy Dawson: Awful. Love Daws but he’s a coach not a manager.
Paul Hurst: 9 months of the worst football you’d see in your life. I remember the third home game and a few of us on the terrace, thinking what the fuck is this. Quality on the bench(Van Veen, Colclough) but he wouldn’t play them because they didn’t do 100m in 6 secs in training or something.
Least he brought in Eisa who was good when he could be arsed.
Neil Cox: dealt a bad hand but if he’d not changed his tactics in time we would have gone down. I was in the Home End for the humiliation at Harrogate and he just stood there at half time, looked fed up and out of ideas.
Keith Hill: Trying his best but the damage has been done.
Can anyone beat this turnover of managers.
Graham Alexander: We would go 1-0 up and then sit on it, then concede. Seemed scared to attack. Some would have him back im not sure.
Nick Daws/Andy Dawson: Cheap option that didn’t work after selling our 4 best players.
Stuart McCall: if we’d not panicked and sacked him I reckon we would still be in L1. Sorted the defence and had a few 1-0 wins. Barmy.
Andy Dawson: Awful. Love Daws but he’s a coach not a manager.
Paul Hurst: 9 months of the worst football you’d see in your life. I remember the third home game and a few of us on the terrace, thinking what the fuck is this. Quality on the bench(Van Veen, Colclough) but he wouldn’t play them because they didn’t do 100m in 6 secs in training or something.
Least he brought in Eisa who was good when he could be arsed.
Neil Cox: dealt a bad hand but if he’d not changed his tactics in time we would have gone down. I was in the Home End for the humiliation at Harrogate and he just stood there at half time, looked fed up and out of ideas.
Keith Hill: Trying his best but the damage has been done.
Can anyone beat this turnover of managers.