Originally Posted by
royalfunkness
Surely you can see though that Evans' model was only ever short term? We had a lot of dead wood on the side after he left.
I can't thank the bloke enough for what he did for this football club, and the day at Wembley is one of my all time favourite days, but this club is still reeling from the in & out policy.
Saying that though what has followed has been nothing short of staggering incompetence. There is a real lack of vision at the club and we follow whatever direction the club finds itself falling in; as opposed to somebody taking ownership & accountability of the club's footballing well being and steering it in the right direction. As I said previously, there is nor right answer to this. All I know is for the long term it isn't Steve Evans. It equally isn't Tony Stewart selling up.
There has to be investment i the infrastructure. The dreaded porta-loo gym isn't befitting of a professional football club in this country, let alone the second tier. That alone would surely have put Omar Bogle off!
Under Stewart we have signed players that I've considered a coup, such as Pringle, Agard, Frecklington & Nicky Law (who incidentally didn't actually impress me). I was also optimistic about Tom Thorpe being here. Stewart has still taken punts on players, but they haven't worked in recent time. For me this all boils down to one thing; we will not attract Championship standard players because we are not a Championship standard club. In fact, we are nowhere near a Championship standard club.