Only fan- power will get rid of Evans

[mellowmiller]

The really worrying thing is that if TS decided to sack Evans he probably wouldn't have the first idea what to do next.
He brought Evans in to re-ignite his interest in football and to be entertained. That's certainly not happening so far which must concern him. Didn't someone say he'd stormed out at half time on Saturday? If that's true he is back to where he was last season when he said he had considered selling up.
Maybe that's the best thing that could happen always assuming there's someone out there who has the wherewithal to initially stabilise the club and then look to take it forward.
It would certainly be good to get some fresh eyes and ideas on the board because at the moment we are just going round in ever-decreasing circles and the current incumbents seem incapable of stopping the decline.
People will say "be careful what you wish for" but it feels like the TS era may have run its course.

[great_fire]

The really worrying thing is that if TS decided to sack Evans he probably wouldn't have the first idea what to do next.
He brought Evans in to re-ignite his interest in football and to be entertained. That's certainly not happening so far which must concern him. Didn't someone say he'd stormed out at half time on Saturday? If that's true he is back to where he was last season when he said he had considered selling up.

I thought he brought Evans in to get people to renew their season tickets? And it worked.

[Gainsbro_Miller]

I thought he brought Evans in to get people to renew their season tickets? And it worked.

If that was correct, it would appear to be a very short term strategy and not very business like?
Or the person making that decision was possibly mis-led?

[KerrAvon]

I thought he brought Evans in to get people to renew their season tickets? And it worked.

So the theory is that he shelled out £x to buy out Leam Richardson's contract in the hope of making abit more than £x in season ticket sales?

That doesn't really stack up.