We got what we wanted...

[jardi]

I think that is completely insulting and not worthy of posting.

[Only Team in The Bible]

I think that is completely insulting and not worthy of posting.

Do you mean my post? Don't see how? Iain Scott was a brilliant coach who just couldn't adjust to being a manager. I remember Davie Rae criticizing Iain McCall for never being at training, yet McCall assembled the best squad we ever had. Different people have different skills and I just wonder if William's skills suit an attacking style of play? Not saying he definitely isn't capable of it, but so far he does seem to be more from the Iain Scott school of stopping the opposition.

[Only Team in The Bible]

Looking back in the thread, I'm assuming it wasn't my post jardi was referring to, but I would like to look further at my Gordon Strachan comparison. Strachan's point was that he went from managing Coventry & Southampton, both of whom were among the weaker teams in their league, to Celtic, by far one of the top teams in theirs, and he had to totally rethink how he played the game. Gibson has gone from managing one of the weaker teams in The Championship to what should be one of the stronger teams in league one. Strachan at least had the advantage that he had experienced playing for a top team, I may be wrong but I can't recall Gibson having experienced that often in his playing career?

[fatfan]

I think that is completely insulting and not worthy of posting.

Jardi if that is aimed at me I really don’t see what’s insulting about disagreeing with you. There has been plenty where you have disagreed with me in the past and at no time have I been insulted. Your saying put Saturday in perspective. I’m saying no because it’s not just about Saturday, it’s about half the season. You said yourself on a separate subject that queens have under achieved this season. So your agreeing with what I have said to a point with that comment