| I really thougth i would 09:21 - Feb 6 with 4569 views | Butty101 |
Wake up today to the news the Jones boy has gone. Imagine my disappointment! |  |
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| I really thougth i would on 12:29 - Feb 6 with 1202 views | grumpy |
| I really thougth i would on 12:15 - Feb 6 by hedgeend61 |
Talksport understand he's been given more time, lets hope it's no longer than 3pm today |
If they do that it’s game over. What’s the point if he gets anything from the Wolves game,which I doubt, he’s lost the fans. [Post edited 6 Feb 2023 12:34]
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| I really thougth i would on 12:32 - Feb 6 with 1170 views | kingslandstand1 |
| I really thougth i would on 12:15 - Feb 6 by hedgeend61 |
Talksport understand he's been given more time, lets hope it's no longer than 3pm today |
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| I really thougth i would on 12:42 - Feb 6 with 1124 views | Monksway |
In truth, I fear the game is already up and galvanizing this squad to get the necessary points to stay up seems very unlikely. I suspect it's now a case of sticking with Jones until relegation is confirmed with about ten games left and then start planning the fire sale and the championship squad. Sorry to be so downbeat although after 55 years of supporting Saints I tend to concentrate on enjoying each match and I suspect I'll have more enjoyable weekends next year in the championship. |  | | |
| I really thougth i would on 12:43 - Feb 6 with 1114 views | hedgeend61 |
Jones was 3/1 last night to be the next PL manager to be sacked,
well odds on today around 1/3, bookies don't get a lot wrong tbh. |  | | |
| I really thougth i would on 13:07 - Feb 6 with 1043 views | Chesham_Saint |
| I really thougth i would on 09:34 - Feb 6 by SaintNick |
Give them time they have to get a plan B sorted first |
Plan B? We're already on Plan Z FFS! |  |
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| I really thougth i would on 13:27 - Feb 6 with 966 views | mushinexile |
One can only hope the stay of execution is because the board are talking to his replacement because pl football is more lucrative than going down. | |
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| I really thougth i would on 13:52 - Feb 6 with 886 views | ericofarabia |
| I really thougth i would on 10:44 - Feb 6 by dirk_doone |
Hughes' record was worse than Pellegrino's. It was a bit like the Ralph and Jones situation. But, we were not in the bottom 3 when Hughes took over and we stayed in the same position from Pellegrino's last game until the end of the season.
Hughes was almost as bad as Jones.
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I think you are being a bit harsh on Hughes. We were 100 % going down if we hadn't replaced Mr Bean. Hughes instilled a bit more fight and direction to the team and was unlucky to lose 2 - 3 to Chelsea and Arsenal in consecutive games. A few games later denied a win at Everton when Berty inexplicably didn't put the ball in row z and Everton equalised in the 7th min of 5 mins injury time!
But the leadership he showed at all the underhand pre game tactics at Swansea will stay with me forever. Hotel cancellation, no police escort from Cardiff thru rush traffic and then the coach driver told to go around the block a few times as the Swansea tram coach had just arrived. Up steps Hughsie A proper Welsh Dragon , not an ankle biting little yappy Welsh mutt, and told his players to disembark, get their kit bags and marched up the hill into battle ðŸ‘ðŸ‘ðŸ‘. From that moment the game eas ours and we stayed up. But, that is where the fairy tale should have ended. He'd done the job asked of him and presumably paid handsomely for it.
Maybe a short till end of season and big pay off if we stay up contract is the way to go at this moment in time? |  | | |
| I really thougth i would on 13:52 - Feb 6 with 886 views | kingslandstand1 |
| I really thougth i would on 13:27 - Feb 6 by mushinexile |
One can only hope the stay of execution is because the board are talking to his replacement because pl football is more lucrative than going down. |
As you say, we can only hope!
Is this current period worse than the Branfoot days? I think so, but certainly no better | |
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| I really thougth i would on 13:53 - Feb 6 with 886 views | I_would |
Just tell him to resign immediately for no money or tell him that he'll be allowed to be pelted and abused by the crowd until he does sign. Plus turn the mics up around the dugout! Easy. | |
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| I really thougth i would on 13:58 - Feb 6 with 870 views | Butty101 |
Ah man, listening to Radio Solent at lunchtime, I thought i heard Kevin Nicholas report that the knob had gone. However he just said hes the bookies favourite to go next.... Bloody hearing | |
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| I really thougth i would on 14:02 - Feb 6 with 863 views | DorsetIan |
I don't envy Jones an appearance at St Mary's on Saturday.
The board are not reading the room. | |
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| I really thougth i would on 14:31 - Feb 6 with 786 views | dirk_doone |
Well, they've decided to persevere with him. I'm one of Jones's biggest critics but if we beat Wolves, I'll be happy and SR will have been proved right to keep him on for at least another game. Wolves have such a good manager now that you could argue they'd still beat us even with a new manager bounce. |  |
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| I really thougth i would on 14:44 - Feb 6 with 746 views | saint22 |
| I really thougth i would on 13:07 - Feb 6 by Chesham_Saint |
Plan B? We're already on Plan Z FFS! |
Plan B was Dyche but they missed that obvious choice | | | |
| I really thougth i would on 15:18 - Feb 6 with 674 views | DorsetIan |
| I really thougth i would on 14:31 - Feb 6 by dirk_doone |
Well, they've decided to persevere with him. I'm one of Jones's biggest critics but if we beat Wolves, I'll be happy and SR will have been proved right to keep him on for at least another game. Wolves have such a good manager now that you could argue they'd still beat us even with a new manager bounce. |
Yes, but it wouldn't be anywhere near as toxic.
The players have to experience the boos and anger just as much as Jones. It can't be doing them any good. | |
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