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He didn't rest Bayliss though did he? And you've quoted Nick, who, like me, has consistently said he doesn't want Robins sacked so why mention it? Robins was getting similar questions asked after our iffy home form earlier in the year and he sorted it so it's not wrong to ask questions about...

Of course they can, loads more. But if Robins makes a change like Kelly in the middle for Bayliss that's on him and it's mad to say other wise.

looks like the East coast franchise could be coming back under public ownership. Can't be said often enough until it sinks in - privatised profits, nationalised losses.

you're mad Italia!

we may not have drifted away from the pack but we've taken 3 points from 5 away games. If we carry that into the 3 away games on the spin we have after Saturday we will start to drift.

exactly. I'm not sharpening the knife just hope he sorts things out. He did it with our iffy home form so hopefully he'll so it with the away form. If we don't go up I don't want him sacked but I do think this year is are best chance.

I'm not sure how highlighting what's gone on in 4 games is looking in one game in isolation. And I have repeatedly said I don't want Robins sacked. If you think everything's rosy in the garden then fair play, I think anyone with half a brain can see different. We had a poor run at home earlier...

in our last 4 away league games we've won 1, poor in another and abysmal in the other 2. Ignore that if you want.

The subject heading is reactionary and the thread has drifted slightly off topic, (surprise, surprise!). I've said repeatedly I don't want rid of Robins but i'm not going to let him off the hook and make excuses for them when he screws up either.

nor am I. our away form is poor and with 3 away games on the spin we could be in trouble unless we sort it out. Of the challenging teams only Exeter have a worst away record, (on goal difference only).

it's not an over reaction, we have 3 away league games on the spin coming up. If we perform like we did Saturday we could leave ourselves with too much ground to make up.

I don't disagree with any of that which is why I want Robins to sort our away form out!! This year is probably aare best chance.

whoever appoints the manager is ultimately responsible I'll agree with that. But I'm not calling for his head, just questioning certain decisions. People can agree or disagree but trying to push responsibility for playing a player out of position to accommodate a player returning from injury...

why does the post you quoted say it was posted by me? It was Astute!

He bought in a player who is clearly well over weight, what budget has to do with that I don't know. Barrett may turn out to be a gem but I'd suggest we don't have the luxury of giving him time to get up to speed.

so ultimately the manager must take responsibility. He's also used a portion of whatever budget he had in January to bring in a clearly unfit player. As for the one year deal, if that's true it's disappointing because I got the impression it was going to e longer but we'll see.

so when assessing Saturdays, frankly awful performance, which is what I was doing, it seems relevant to pick up on errors, or what I perceive to be errors by Robins. Down to him no one else. If you want to do a bit of owner bashing, start a thread of us not knowing where we will be playing next...

are you blaming sisu for bringing Kelly back into centre mid and shifting Bayliss out wide? Simple yes or no.

what the fuck are you on about? We have a young lad who holds onto the ball for fun. He's been playing out of his skin and he pushed him out wide Saturday, unless Joy told him to do it it's down to Robins and it didn't work.

I saw LASTs skirmish from a distance but apart from that I didn't see anything where I was. But that's little consolation if you're stuck next to the idiots. And at least Saturday you could move away. You don't have that luxury when we're all seated. If it was teenagers you to an extent give it...