1st managerial casualty. What’s yer bet?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by hopelesslyoptimistic

Not a wind up but I can understand why you think it is a joke

---

Didnt know he was their U23 coach, no wonder they are like they are if that's their idea of investing in the future.

I suspect Wilder will be glad in a way (and will find another club fairly quickly if he wants to).

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by alfinyalcabo

We were going nowhere under the present board Oz, so something had to happen..I'm not a lover of Amerivcans in charged of football clubss but so far he's talked the talk let's see if he can walk the walk. We will do well to survive again this season.

---

Depends on what sort of Americans. If its an individual or individuals, i agree with you. Examples are Manure, Arsenal, Palace. But if its another sports team e.g. Liverpool which are owned by Fenway sports group, owners of the Boston Red Sox, seems to be reasonable.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by WTF11

Didnt know he was their U23 coach, no wonder they are like they are if that's their idea of investing in the future.

I suspect Wilder will be glad in a way (and will find another club fairly quickly if he wants to).

---

I understand why Board members oust managers in these circumstances, because fans get vocal against them for not at least trying to stop the rot. But...no matter who was to take over now, it wasnt going to stop them going down, given the points margin. That being the case, would Wilder be a good option to steer them back in the Championship again...given he had already done the required job there before....to get them back up???

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Acido

Maybe Chris Wilder's luck has finally run out at the dirty Sheff Ure blunts. ;)

---

Damn, I should have bet a tanner on that lol. And now they've appointed Heckya*rse, this just gets funnier. ;)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Ozwhites

I understand why Board members oust managers in these circumstances, because fans get vocal against them for not at least trying to stop the rot. But...no matter who was to take over now, it wasnt going to stop them going down, given the points margin. That being the case, would Wilder be a good option to steer them back in the Championship again...given he had already done the required job there before....to get them back up???

---

Sounds like there was more to it and Wilder and the new owner didn’t see eye to eye - the new owner seemed to think McBurnie plus one other was adequate investment to get mid table - they will miss Wilder - not only will they realise how good a job he did but how much he loves the club.

It could only get more bizarre if they appoint Warnock

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Acido

Damn, I should have bet a tanner on that lol. And now they've appointed Heckya*rse, this just gets funnier. ;)

---

Heckingbottom, Winterbottom, Highbottom, seems to be a theme.

What a great start to the Heckingbottom era, stuffed 5 - 0 for only the second time in the PL. How very unexpected.

And Jackett gets the bullet at Pompey! 7th in the division, lose on penalties in the delayed EFL Ttrophy, bit strange?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by WTF11

And Jackett gets the bullet at Pompey! 7th in the division, lose on penalties in the delayed EFL Ttrophy, bit strange?

---

It’s bonkers how quickly some clubs sack managers having no right to the unrealistic. expectations they put upon them

Didn't Wilder refer to us as Muppets?