Blackpool post match reflections

[Back of the net]

I don't know if you're deliberately being obtuse to suit your agenda so I'll try again.
I have absolutely no issue with any manager getting the sack and Hamshaw must be very close because it's a results business to use that well-worn clich?.
Also some of his recent decisions have been bizarre, the natives are restless so maybe it's time for him to go. Interestingly, people weren't calling for his head in the 9 game unbeaten run. Hypocrites maybe?
TS has an awful record of managerial appointments despite always having "a lot of high quality applicants" according to his usual mantra.
So here we go again, sack the manager, let TS get somebody else in and apparently everything will be fine.
Like I said, good luck with that.

Don’t have any agenda that’s my point. I’ll call it as I see it. If we play well and win next game I’ll say so.
The feedback you have just given about the manager why haven’t you criticised him like that before?
That’s my point it’s just fair feedback doesn’t matter who the manager is.
I wanted Hamshaw to do well but he’ hasn’t I’m just calling what I see.
In answer to why people didn’t call for his head in the 9 game unbeaten run. Same as nobody called for Taylor’s head when he kept us up or when we won at Brammal Lane etc. it’s no different to then unless of course you have an agenda to quote another poster.

[Heliosphan78]

Despite the problems we have on the pitch, I'm still not fully in the sack the manager camp.

I said last week that, in my view, performances have been generally poor all season and pretty much every statistic bears that out (I might post some of these). I also think we're very lucky to be on the points we are, so that's on the manager and his coaching team.

But is no one else drained with the idea of sacking manager after manager? I am. But don't mistake that as apathy, it's about taking a view that things are taking longer to develop and that mitigating circumstances have hindered the manager. Yes he's made some bad signings. Yes he's made some odd decisions. Yes he's stubborn and yes we're in the bottom 4. But it's fine margins. Does anyone think that we'd be on a 5 game losing streak with Nombe, Spence and Benson all fit?

The biggest thing for me is the philosophy that MH is trying to instill. We had an average age of around 35 last season, now it's around 25 (I know I'm exaggerating). But this is something that most people bought into at the beginning of the season, i.e buy young players and develop them etc. It's easier said than done of course and recruitment is a factor in it's success.

It won't be a popular view but what I'm saying is that we ride it out and at least see where we are come the end of January, when the transfer window closes.