We are in danger of making things even worse with all this pitchfork bollocks.
I read this forum enough to know you clearly have someone either behind the scenes or close enough that hear things which you then relay on here. Some info correct, some by your own admission way of the mark.
There’s clear agendas by some of the more vocal ITKs on twitter against King because of some of the right or perceived wrong decisions he’s made since coming in.
You’ve made all valid points, I agree to a certain degree of “if it ain’t broke don’t fix it” but surely you could see that changes needed to be made to not be left behind and try set us up to be a more professional outfit.
Ultimately if performances drop off on the pitch that’s for MR/players to rectify, nothing I’ve seen so far indicates that things were getting any better, you could say the way were started off last season was a carbon copy of this way before the new performance director came in.
He'll be paid up until the end of his contract.Would love a MR statement , but hes probably signed a NDA hope hes been paid to end of season at least.
Credit where it’s due you’re making sensible points.I’m not king biggest fan. off the pitch he’s made great strides with the training ground. much needed upgrades and making enquires about taking over the connection
however for what matters most is what happens on the pitch. decisions made by him have had a negative impact. Of course he hasnt made these decisions deliberately to make us a worse side but they have
for me the big factors include trying to bring in a model that prem teams use. we are not a prem team. any business that brings in changes needs to implement them in phases. a lot changed in a short space of time
no one can say we haven’t invested in the side but the transfer model hasn’t worked.
currently only 1 or 2 players could make the step up to the prem. that’s a massive concern considering the money we have spent
Nick isI dont think Pete is paying 20k a year.
Be one of the supporter groups reps or their plus oneHow do I get a ticket to this gig ? Would love to go …
I’m not king biggest fan. off the pitch he’s made great strides with the training ground. much needed upgrades and making enquires about taking over the connection
however for what matters most is what happens on the pitch. decisions made by him have had a negative impact. Of course he hasnt made these decisions deliberately to make us a worse side but they have
for me the big factors include trying to bring in a model that prem teams use. we are not a prem team. any business that brings in changes needs to implement them in phases. a lot changed in a short space of time
no one can say we haven’t invested in the side but the transfer model hasn’t worked.
currently only 1 or 2 players could make the step up to the prem. that’s a massive concern considering the money we have spent
You flirtBe one of the supporter groups reps or their plus one
Pretty much said no comments made until the forum. Cwr last night said they had approached for an interview and he declinedWonder if Doug does out today to explain his decision. Wouldn’t hold my breath
Is it Kings fault that the players can go from a performance like they put out against Tottenham to the one against Derby?
The rumours of numerous players putting in grievances against AV and the so called higher calibre players (Who we are now wanting to attract) calling him out on it, guess that’s Kings fault aswell.
I’m chatting to Pete about being the other member of the forum there and I’m thinking very hard about the question I want to ask if I do get the chance (I guess it’s unlikely) and right now it would be something like this.
Doug when you took over the club there were some fundamental issues that you acknowledged such as the training ground and the commercial running of the club and you implemented solid changes to bring these things to standard.
However… we were one kick away from the premier league, a toe nail away from an Fa cup semi final, we’d been at Wembley 4 times in 7 years, and apart from Leeds no club has won more games in 2024 than us.
Despite that you looked at a winning formula and decided a complete overhaul of the staff and ethos was required, my question is why?
Why did you decide to take a solid management team and dismantle it, Dennis Lawrence leaving before and FA cup semi final, Viveash gone with very little context and now the man who took this club from the brink of extinction to what you see today dismissed.
I understand changes had to be made and you’ve made a number of good decisions but on the pitch we were going very well and our poor form now coincides with the decisions you’ve made to overhaul the playing side of the operation can you please justify why you’ve done this?
Would genuinely love peoples opinion but for me this is the fundamental question that needs answering.
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Maybe we need someone slightly less emotional than Pete not just another Pete.I’m chatting to Pete about being the other member of the forum there and I’m thinking very hard about the question I want to ask if I do get the chance (I guess it’s unlikely) and right now it would be something like this.
Doug when you took over the club there were some fundamental issues that you acknowledged such as the deal we had on the ground, training ground upgrades and the commercial running of the club and you implemented solid changes to bring these things to standard.
However… we were one kick away from the premier league, a toe nail away from an Fa cup semi final, we’d been at Wembley 4 times in 7 years, and apart from Leeds no club has won more games in 2024 than us.
Despite that you looked at a winning formula and decided a complete overhaul of the staff and ethos was required, my question is why?
Why did you decide to take a solid management team and dismantle it, Dennis Lawrence leaving before and FA cup semi final, Viveash gone with very little context and now the man who took this club from the brink of extinction to what you see today dismissed.
I understand changes had to be made and you’ve made a number of good decisions but on the pitch we were going very well and our poor form now coincides with the decisions you’ve made to overhaul the playing side of the operation can you please justify why you’ve done this?
Would genuinely love peoples opinion but for me this is the fundamental question that needs answering.
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What was that like? 90% thinking what a twat and very few saying yep good decisionPretty much said no comments made until the forum. Cwr last night said they had approached for an interview and he declined
I have no emotion when it comes to speaking up for our forum and taking responsibility for pointing out issues and challenges and seeking to communicate thoseMaybe we need someone slightly less emotional than Pete not just another Pete.
'90%' thought we should sign Biamou over Gyokeres and a worrying amount think Wilson is a good keeper.What was that like? 90% thinking what a twat and very few saying yep good decision
I’m chatting to Pete about being the other member of the forum there and I’m thinking very hard about the question I want to ask if I do get the chance (I guess it’s unlikely) and right now it would be something like this.
Doug when you took over the club there were some fundamental issues that you acknowledged such as the deal we had on the ground, training ground upgrades and the commercial running of the club and you implemented solid changes to bring these things to standard.
However… we were one kick away from the premier league, a toe nail away from an Fa cup semi final, we’d been at Wembley 4 times in 7 years, and apart from Leeds no club has won more games in 2024 than us.
Despite that you looked at a winning formula and decided a complete overhaul of the staff and ethos was required, my question is why?
Why did you decide to take a solid management team and dismantle it, Dennis Lawrence leaving before and FA cup semi final, Viveash gone with very little context and now the man who took this club from the brink of extinction to what you see today dismissed.
I understand changes had to be made and you’ve made a number of good decisions but on the pitch we were going very well and our poor form now coincides with the decisions you’ve made to overhaul the playing side of the operation can you please justify why you’ve done this?
Would genuinely love peoples opinion but for me this is the fundamental question that needs answering.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I’m chatting to Pete about being the other member of the forum there and I’m thinking very hard about the question I want to ask if I do get the chance (I guess it’s unlikely) and right now it would be something like this.
Doug when you took over the club there were some fundamental issues that you acknowledged such as the deal we had on the ground, training ground upgrades and the commercial running of the club and you implemented solid changes to bring these things to standard.
However… we were one kick away from the premier league, a toe nail away from an Fa cup semi final, we’d been at Wembley 4 times in 7 years, and apart from Leeds no club has won more games in 2024 than us.
Despite that you looked at a winning formula and decided a complete overhaul of the staff and ethos was required, my question is why?
Why did you decide to take a solid management team and dismantle it, Dennis Lawrence leaving before and FA cup semi final, Viveash gone with very little context and now the man who took this club from the brink of extinction to what you see today dismissed.
I understand changes had to be made and you’ve made a number of good decisions but on the pitch we were going very well and our poor form now coincides with the decisions you’ve made to overhaul the playing side of the operation can you please justify why you’ve done this?
Would genuinely love peoples opinion but for me this is the fundamental question that needs answering.
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I'd like to know more about his plans to move the club forward, future investment, what he expects of new manager etc.. rather than over emotional nonsense. Positivity rather than self pity is what the club needs, unless you'd rather bitch, moan and boo our way to league 1, which isn't 100% out of the question with the position Robins had us in.
was it robins fault that rudoni done a daft back pass or the linesman couldn’t see a straight line?
I have been a big critic this year of robins and the team however this was not the right time to sack him
king has enforced changes which we want clarity on. what is the model going forward. who is in charge of the football side of things.
if I asked you right now, who is in charge of the footballing decision, who would you say is?
Eh? Moan about singing? Why would I moan about singing at a football game? It's completely natural, like sacking an unperforming manager.Absolutely guarantee you moanabout the people around you if they join in with the singing
He has a point, i'd like to know what happens next as no amount of emotion is going change what has happened.Absolutely guarantee you moanabout the people around you if they join in with the singing
Eh? Moan about singing? Why would I moan about singing at a football game? It's completely natural, like sacking an unperforming manager.
It really doesn't drip out of my posts. There's certainly a bunch of drippy posts on here I'll give you that.It drips out of your posts. Anyone who talks about not being emotional about football doesn't get it. Proper premiership era nonsense
There is such a thing as being over emotionalIt drips out of your posts. Anyone who talks about not being emotional about football doesn't get it. Proper premiership era nonsense
He has a point, i'd like to know what happens next as no amount of emotion is going change what has happened.
It really doesn't drip out of my posts. There's certainly a bunch of drippy posts on here I'll give you that.
I maintain that while the manager is at fault for some really dubious decisions this season, the players are more so. Messing up at both ends of the pitch, not tracking back, not pressing, not knowing what to do and arguing on the pitch with the few professionals out there.When do the excuses start drying thin? Was it Robins fault Simms missed that header from 5 yards out against Preston, was it Robins fault Bassette missed that sitter in the same game, was it Robins fault Simms didn’t see the through ball to bassette against QPR?
When was the right time? We’ve had two international breaks now, both times the players have come back and we’ve seen little to no improvement? This idea that MR was totally avoid from any blame here is insanity. I don’t claim to be a football expert but MR has ran out of ideas, we’ve pretty much tried every formation/change the team round game by game, once that starts happening and it’s still not working you have to start asking questions.
The final question you ask, at a guess id say your referring to who has the final say on transfers and the loa? Unless you’re alluding to MR being influenced on who to play on the pitch.
This idea that Matty James would have came in and we’d suddenly set the league a fire is total nonsense, we didn’t lose against Derby because we’re light in midfield.
Remember for every Gus/Vik that Robins/AV oversaw there’s a Hilsner, Jobello, Kastsneer, Junior Brown, Ogogo etc.
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