THE Ardley In/Out Thread [Multiple threads merged]

[countygump]

Well that was awful from England, probably time better spent if I'd kept posting on here

It's like the NCM version of the Pied Piper, I post a few times, highlight something silly someone said go off and do something else. Come back and I see a growing list of people still talking to each other about me. Loads of posts.

Not the game today, the player performances not the FA Trophy as a competition, the league position, not even the favourite subject of all Ardley In or Ardley Out? Instead it's the same small but growing band of I'm guessing grumpy old men spending their Saturday afternoon and now evening talking about me. I predict the same will occur tomorrow too

I thought I only had No Nuts "on strings" but the list has grown and is seemingly still growing#runforrestrun.

Obviously none of them are addicted to replying to posts, quoting my posts or posting about me, and certainly not talking as a group about just one person. None are obsessed clearly. No idea where people get that idea from.

Bullying? It clearly keeps these old boys happy and fills an obvious void. As someone else said recently on here (to paraphrase) "take a break, you clearly have issues"

The silver lining is I haven't seen anyone use a swear word, been abusive and no car crash TV... although the night is young.

Time to crack open a bottle of bubbly with the family to celebrate another success from those Stylish Pies.

Speak soon no doubt and don't forget to talk about Notts a little. It's called Notts County Mad after all.

Enjoy

NCM Pied Piper

I'm sure you're aware of what the Pied Piper was originally hired to do, Laddo?

[laddo]

"You blame the electrician"

"The electrician"

That looks like two direct answers to your O/T direct question.

Don't mess about with electrics that's my free advice. More questions I'm happy to answer

[PedroTheFisherman66]

"You blame the electrician"

"The electrician"

That looks like two direct answers to your O/T direct question.

Don't mess about with electrics that's my free advice. More questions I'm happy to answer

I owe you an apology I have now seen your original reply stating the electrician with the free electrical advice.
If that is the case , why do you blame Hardy for the relegation and not the guy who he employed to do a job.
A guy who had years of training for this role and the reason why he was paid good money to do the job.
The job he inherited because those who went before him had failed.
There is no question that those who went before him were deemed to have failed or he wouldn't have been offered the job of saving the club from relegation.
One last question , which I notice you've not answered
Do you think Ardley is a good manager ?

[Davy500]

I owe you an apology I have now seen your original reply stating the electrician with the free electrical advice.
If that is the case , why do you blame Hardy for the relegation and not the guy who he employed to do a job.
A guy who had years of training for this role and the reason why he was paid good money to do the job.
The job he inherited because those who went before him had failed.
There is no question that those who went before him were deemed to have failed or he wouldn't have been offered the job of saving the club from relegation.
One last question , which I notice you've not answered
Do you think Ardley is a good manager ?

Its funny he has just p....d over his own bonfire
By admitting he would blame the electrician, he is saying Ardley is to blame, and not Hardy for appointing him hahah
And he will not answer whether Ardley s any good because, he deflects Ardleys responsibility to the chairman, the previous managers, and any other circumstances, haha

[PedroTheFisherman66]

Its funny he has just p....d over his own bonfire
By admitting he would blame the electrician, he is saying Ardley is to blame, and not Hardy for appointing him hahah
And he will not answer whether Ardley s any good because, he deflects Ardleys responsibility to the chairman, the previous managers, and any other circumstances, haha

Davy , that is the whole point but I'm sure he will have an answer for the conundrum that was set.
I'm sure he will be lying in bed overnight formulating a response.
I have had to ask him if he feels Ardley is a good manager because I have never heard him outright say that he is a good manager.
He says the reason he should stay is because we keep sacking managers , not we need to keep him because he is good.
If he has then I've missed it.
And if he believes he is a good manager then why would he then be saying we need to get rid if he doesn't get him up ?
I have heard him agree that Ardleys football leaves a lot to be desired , and the same about his tactics and use of players etc
sometimes it sounds as though he's on board with the pitchfork gang to only go and spoil it and harp on about past mangers being sacked to warrant Ardley a job here still.
For me his circumstances have been good for a manager
A budget that allowed him to bring players in to fight relegation around 30 games in which to turn a relegation campaign around.(More than Sol)
A squad pre season that trained together , ok some might have signed late because of the embargo (giving a false illusion that we were ill prepared for the season) but these players that signed late were with us training and getting used to Ardleyball and his attack at all costs football !!.
And again another season where we have a generous budget and have made many signings as the season has progressed to cover injuries (a luxury not many managers have at this level)
Anyway it seems I'm still waiting for the answer to this simple question.

[Davy500]

I know it laughable
What you will get is him rambling about things , that have got nothing to do with the question, and then blaming everybody else, and every other circumstance, he will probably say the electrician, just lost his wife, or was in debt, or was a conman like Ardley hahahah

[laddo]

What a double act you two have become, I didn't think I'd say this but you two a perfect for each other on here.

Before this goes any further (and it won't need to go far lol), having just read your posts Ken this morning and I've got to ask... Do you know what an analogy is? It appears not.

Oh and apology accepted, I did indeed answer the same question from you twice.

[PedroTheFisherman66]

I've no idea what an anallogiggy thingy is at all?
I just asked you a straight forward question about an electrician
How you perceive a question is down to you....
But I think you highlighted a glaring contradiction when you pointed out you would sack the electrician...

[bule1]

I've no idea what an anallogiggy thingy is at all?
I just asked you a straight forward question about an electrician
How you perceive a question is down to you....
But I think you highlighted a glaring contradiction when you pointed out you would sack the electrician...

As a matter of interest for all, I would ask this question slightly differently to better fit into our club situation.

If you hired an electrical contractors firm and multiple electricians turned up with a Supervisor/Team Leader/Manager and the they did a really bad job who would you blame or how would you apportion the blame between the electricians who did the work, their supervisor or the General Manager/Owner of the electrical contractors?

[laddo]

I'm confused , you said I hadn't answered your question when it turns it did not once but twice?!

You said it wasn't an analogy, when your follow posts show it clearly was. Now you don't know what one is?!

Tbh Ken it's an awful analogy, like when people compare a football club to their place of work and say "if I performed or acted like that at my work is be sacked....". An electricians business is not like a football club.

To try and force a comparison my response would be if an electrician did a bad job I would blame him. However if he came from the same company that had sent two other electricians out to my house and they both did a bad job. I'd start asking some questions about their company and why their boss was hiring such substandard tradesmen.

As for your "is Ardley a good manager" question. Before I've had chance to answer it your already followed up with your thoughts. How about you show some patient and wait for the question you asked once again in the wee hours

I don't think Ardley is a good manager, I think he's an average manager. Pretty standard stuff for our level and the level above.

He's got some clear good points/positives to his management and he's got some obvious bad points/negatives. Again pretty standard stuff.

What he isn't is the "worst manager in Notts' history" as your buddy has previously stated. Now that's a comically bad analysis#noagenda. He's not even the worst manager of my lifetime of recent times.

You obviously think he's a bad manger. So a question back, who are the "good Notts managers' of the past 20 years?

What's your list of "good managers"?