WILL A NEW MANAGER SAVE US FROM THE DROP ??

[markymfc]

We are a shambles top to bottom. Who knows whats going to happen or when. We have been drifting into this situation for at least 18 months and all that time not one person has had the vision to see it. I fear the dross our last manager left us will take us down. I suspect that wont be on any CV

[BC_Canada]

The team has shown it is capable of delivering results Celtic and Utd attest to that it's the total inability to repeat the effort that got those two results on at the very least consecutive matches SMC and KB have lamented/lamb lasted the players for lack of effort so without some wizardry somewhere we are going to have a bleak winter I'm afraid. We need significant overhaul so new manager and new owners will have to find $ from somewhere current squad does not seem effectual.

[Yazz]

Only 3rd bottom, (or above), will avoid the drop. If we finish 2nd bottom we'll get horsed in a Play-Off.

[BC_Canada]

Based on current form I agree relegation is a stark and district possibility. There appears to be no leader on the park and seem woefully unable to match the drive and ingenuity of other teams ponderous in build up consistently overwhelmed in defence. We are currently 5 points behind Partick Thistle with the tipping point of relegation looming. Playoffs with current form would I am afraid seem to be be a losing scenario. Seems that the earlyvseason failings have or canot be eradicated. A new manager can only be effective with players who can perform consistently I am seriously concerned about what can be done to effect change, triple training did not seem to help. I did not initially buy in to fitness as an issue and to some extent still look at guile and stamina as being big deficiencies.
Add to that we do not currently appear to have players in the youth ranks ready to make the jump into the first team makes our situation even more precarious. Last couple of seasosv we primarily out

[Wellup4it]

Seems that the early season failings have or canot be eradicated. A new manager can only be effective with players who can perform consistently I am seriously concerned about what can be done to effect change, triple training did not seem to help.
Add to that we do not currently appear to have players in the youth ranks ready to make the jump into the first team makes our situation even more precarious.

I earnestly hope a new manager can get us to at worst 3rd bottom finish and clear the decks at the end of the season, the status quo I am afraid won't cut it.

You're assuming that both Stuart McCall and Kenny Black have managed to get the very best out of the squad this season. Having attended all our home games and a few away ones I'm not so convinced. Whilst our squad is far from being amongst the best in the league, a change of manager may just do the trick, providing that we are not too far adrift in 11th or 12th place b

[director]

I have heard on a few occasions over the weekend,that Scott leitch will be appointed temp boss till end of season ,with kblack following Stuart McCall out the door.The club will then save on the two wages till season ends,which will help towards lost revenue else where.

[wellin]

If we go down that route or anything similar I will have had enough. We have to get this appointment spot on or we could end up totally in the mire.

[maestro91]

I've already said it on numerous occasions - we need a manager with experience - managers with potential are a risk that might not pay off. Get Leitch out of the club with Black - they bring nothing to the table. If Calderwood has applied - get him in sharpish!!! He is charismatic, has experience, contacts and the qualities to get the best out of what is there at the moment, then let him re-build starting in the close season. And he certainly won't take crap from the players who seem to believe they are better than they are!!! This season tenth will be a success but neither Black nor Leitch would achieve even that!!!

[Half_Can_Dan]

I've already said it on numerous occasions - we need a manager with experience - managers with potential are a risk that might not pay off. Get Leitch out of the club with Black - they bring nothing to the table. If Calderwood has applied - get him in sharpish!!! He is charismatic, has experience, contacts and the qualities to get the best out of what is there at the moment, then let him re-build starting in the close season. And he certainly won't take crap from the players who seem to believe they are better than they are!!! This season tenth will be a success but neither Black nor Leitch would achieve even that!!!

Cant agree more if the solution to the problem is Leitch and Black be the final straw for me