Lee Clark

[Brin]

Where did you pull that figure from?

He has been here a fraction over 3 weeks.

I really don't know what I was thinking when I posted that, obviously thinking of something else.

You're correct 26 days to be precise and yet you call him MEH in such a short time????

[DonPageFanClub]

So do Bromley, Harrogate Cambridge. I wish when poster posted on here they do get their facts right before coming on being the big I am.I don’t post on here much now & this is one of the reasons.

I'm not been the big I am , so get that fact right

[sota]

What a brilliant interview! I firmly believe this bloke doesn?t just talk the talk he will get shut of the wimps. Give him the job now so he can start the purge.

[avondalemiller]

We couldn't get a decent manager to come when we were in the Championship, so what do people expect us to get in L2?

Give him the job if he wants it, and lets see what happens...............utm.

[Spuddy Speight]

After defeat to Barnsley... According to Advertiser.....
"Three new injuries leave Lee Clark questioning what's going on at Rotherham United."

?The medical room is absolutely packed. It's absolutely crazy. It shouldn't be like that. Soft-tissue injuries are a big no-no in sport. There's something not right if you keep picking up soft-tissue injuries. Impact injuries - break your leg, do your ligaments, get a bad dead leg in a tackle - you've got to accept them. It's a contact sport. But the soft-tissue injuries, nah, nah, nah."

Some players have been so unlucky with injuries and their continued trips to the treatment room. Just wondering whether they'll be able to continue with their footballing careers?
What's available after football for some of the more feckless players currently at the club? Who knows?

[Old_time_miller]

We couldn't get a decent manager to come when we were in the Championship, so what do people expect us to get in L2?

Give him the job if he wants it, and lets see what happens...............utm.

We had one and we didn’t back him enough so he went.

[Old_time_miller]

Basically all Clark has done is ssid what most fans have known to be the case for a long time.
You could say he's stated the bleedin' obvious!
What most people really want to know is what he's going to do about it if he's still here next season.
Talk is cheap, effective actions will be much harder.
Time will tell.

Exactly. Apart from cheap talk and experimentation we have had little change, those without injuries have still shown little, people talk about hamshaw, but the barnsley display was far worse. A manager seems to be the least of the problems

[Old_time_miller]

Something must have changed in a couple of weeks. Take benson as an example. I assume from previous displays and general comments, when he played all could see a good player the side needed. Suddenly he had trouble passing a ball, which looked as though it was down to role played in and general tactics.

Benson was always going to break down at some point again. The difference is before there was nothing wrong whilst he was playing.

Clarke pointed to players not being able to do things they wanted. A basic rule in management is don’t get players to do what they can’t do.
He just might have. And a major reason for that display? He may have sounded off way too much in public, that I found too much.

It’s not me miss, it’s him.

[Townerslovechild]

I think we can all agree the Paul Warne teams were the fittest, hardest working teams we'd probably ever seen.
A crucial part of that set up was Ross Burbeary,and he was fetched back to the club this season, which has ended up being the worst ever for "injuries ".
Make of that what you will.

[Brin]

Something must have changed in a couple of weeks. Take benson as an example. I assume from previous displays and general comments, when he played all could see a good player the side needed. Suddenly he had trouble passing a ball, which looked as though it was down to role played in and general tactics.

Benson was always going to break down at some point again. The difference is before there was nothing wrong whilst he was playing.

Clarke pointed to players not being able to do things they wanted. A basic rule in management is don?t get players to do what they can?t do.
He just might have. And a major reason for that display? He may have sounded off way too much in public, that I found too much.

It?s not me miss, it?s him.

Sounded off too much? It wanted saying and good of him to do so. Shame he didn?t name them but then that would be going too far. We don?t want to ruin their precious careers for being a shower of s.hite as it may jeopardise their too well paid careers.

Clark has spat it out and now maybe others may not JUST blame the Manager. The sooner this lots gone the better.

[RU66]

We had one and we didn?t back him enough so he went.

Who? Wednesdayite Hamshaw! Didn't back him! He signed 19 if you can most of them players! No way should we have been relegated all his doing. Wouldn't have happened with Evans.

[bigburns]

So do Bromley, Harrogate Cambridge. I wish when poster posted on here they do get their facts right before coming on being the big I am.I don’t post on here much now & this is one of the reasons.

Cambridge got relegated with their new training ground last season. Harrogate look like getting relegated with theirs this season. Leicester have one of the best facilities in the world. So do Spurs. Bradford fans complain about their poor facilities (they train at a school I believe), but got promoted.

The complaints of Roundwood have been regarding the pitches being unplayable (this was 2 years ago and has been rectified) and cold showers. As unprofessional as it is, nobody has even been injured by a shower. The finger should be pointed at the staff.

[Masbroughstreet]

Who? Wednesdayite Hamshaw! Didn't back him! He signed 19 if you can most of them players! No way should we have been relegated all his doing. Wouldn't have happened with Evans.

He meant Paul Warne. You know, the bloke who you're still adamant will never be a manager despite the fact he's about to get his 5th promotion in under 10 years.

[Stansmate]

Should play only the ones he believes in for the last games - let the young uns play

No way out of goin down now - though some may think opposite.

Will be interesting to see if the ones at the top respond to his interview - by far the most honest and open I can remember from any past boss !!

I wish him well

[RU66]

He meant Paul Warne. You know, the bloke who you're still adamant will never be a manager despite the fact he's about to get his 5th promotion in under 10 years.

Another spineless manager!