Sick Boy
Super Moderator
I think last night was the players sticking two fingers up to Thorn, the belief that it was a mark of respect for an outgoing manager is laughable.
... or was that the player's final gift to Thorn
I think last night was the players sticking two fingers up to Thorn, the belief that it was a mark of respect for an outgoing manager is laughable.
So the players never wanted to play as good as they could for AT? They should be playing their best for CCFC as they are part of us, not whoever the manager is.
So the players never wanted to play as good as they could for AT? They should be playing their best for CCFC as they are part of us, not whoever the manager is.
So now the players didn't like Thorn and not only that but last night's performance was a two fingers up to him?!
Ludicrous. And some of you still expect us to believe there's no agenda there...
Could have been the players have been playing for their first team places under a new manager perhaps? Or stepping up to the plate with a big team in town? Saying it was two fingers to Thorn is almost laughably silly.
Also, if the players couldn't be arsed and were playing so badly under Thorn, what about the first half against Bury, which was (by all accounts. I admit that I wasn't there) a very solid, professional display?
Except everything coming out of the squad was that they loved Thorn - you know, the man who scouted them in the first place?!
Love I think not anyway respect is normally the key trait that creates excellence in performance.
Except everything coming out of the squad was that they loved Thorn - you know, the man who scouted them in the first place?!
Never mind. Maybe in another 5 years or so this anti AT business will be finished with.
As will the adulation of those who thought they had witnessed the second coming.
I reckon you were part of the fanbase which wanted him appointed. :thinking about::facepalm:
the reality is probably that all the sentiments expressed above contributed to last nights performance. It simply isnt realistic to think that anyone was 100% for or against AT, it isnt reasonable to think that all felt they owed AT something or conversely that they were sticking two fingers up to spite him. He sourced some signings not others, he didn't do the deals to actually bring the players in, he tried to build a decent squad but so did others. Don't think many would doubt his skills as a scout.
I know he isn't long gone but isn't it time we put AT behind us ? He did good things for the club but he also had some major deficiencies too. Just makes him human, he did his best but in the end just wasn't good enough in my opinion for what is required. Wish him well but time to move on ........ ?
will be good not to see the circular arguments on AT if I am honest
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