He has publicly come out and apologised for the deadline day shambles and stated the need to change how they do things.
It doesn't change what happened but it goes a long way to own up to the errors that happened and to of course apologise.
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He has publicly come out and apologised for the deadline day shambles and stated the need to change how they do things.
It doesn't change what happened but it goes a long way to own up to the errors that happened and to of course apologise.
Personally, I think every fan who has jumped on social media to slate him owe him a big apology. As it actually wasnt our fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by robinrover
Which will not happen.
It wasn't our fault,even though he has admitted to it.
Yes he wasn't fully to blame but as he said the buck stops with him.
So no the fans who jumped on him don't owe him nowt.
Ok it's slowly coming out the true pettiness of the EFL.
We still have contributed to the deals falling through but seriously 2 boxes didn't get ticked.
A agents name was spelt ever so slightly wrong and what happens if we get relegated.
Jesus if true,then the EFL are beyond ****ers.
Look I'm aware I can be a rite argumentative cnut :) and I do know we messed this up. It was unprofessional on our part and now I'm fully aware of the situation having spoken to a few people alot closer to the club than me, it does fall on us. Therefore it does actually fall on Broughton. We missed out on 2 decent signings there and whichever way I try to provide a balance to this, I really cant defend what happened deep down. It's actually possibly going to affect the second half of this season. We did definately need at least one player to come in. This lad from Rochdale was more for the future but a very good prospect by all accounts.Quote:
Originally Posted by robinrover
That said, I think clubs like us get an incredibly rough ride from the EFL. And yes, that also probably played a part.
Ultimately someone at our club really fkd up big style and needs to be accountable for that.