When exactly did Ardley become a bad manager.?

[laddo]

Having flogged the pros and cons of NA to death over a long period of time, I’m pretty sure you just lobbed the lure back in the water, trying to provoke your mate and others. Why, otherwise, would we need to rehash this over and over again..he’s gone and good luck to the bloke, he did his best.

Exactly FL. This Subject matter has been done to death and then some, as much as who was most responsible for the relegation back in 2018/19.

I honestly don't believe there is anything else that can be added or would be new, if you haven't made you mind up by now you never will have.

Plus personally I prefer to look forward and talk about the current manager and players who can directly influence results on a Saturday rather than past managers and players who are now employed elsewhere and can't.

[karl wheatly]

I can't believe that having been banned for a month this poster is straight back with the same OCD bullsh!te.

Ardley, Nolan Fullarton, Moniz, Curle, Short etc are all ancient history. Forget it and start living in the present !

[PedroTheFisherman66]

Think he was having a pretty torrid time there too when he was sacked. They couldn't win a raffle and were firmly in the relegation zone. Ardley was on a downward spiral when he joined us and never really recovered. He simply did not know how to win.

Wimbledon soon picked up after he left and they got a proper manager in. Yes Notts were a mess that season, but Ardley signed 7 players in January that should have complimented an already competitive and expensively assembled squad. He had Hemmings and Dennis at his disposal...there was no way we should have gone down.

KW if you read why the question was posed you will see how it became current and topical .
If you go back and re read you will see the time line and the relevance.
I made it as plain as I could as others were saying the same as you ..

[PedroTheFisherman66]

Exactly FL. This Subject matter has been done to death and then some, as much as who was most responsible for the relegation back in 2018/19.

I honestly don't believe there is anything else that can be added or would be new, if you haven't made you mind up by now you never will have.

Plus personally I prefer to look forward and talk about the current manager and players who can directly influence results on a Saturday rather than past managers and players who are now employed elsewhere and can't.

I think you must have missed the question.?
The one specifically for you was
For 2 years you proclaimed Ardley was a good manager , In fact by the look of things your still saying the same thing now.
However around 3 weeks back you proclaimed that he was rubbish.
I was wondering when and how you came to that conclusion.
I'm sorry if you didnt say that ,is that what you are trying to say? IF that's the case then that's my mistake and I apologise....
Onwards and upwards

[laddo]

Back In Time by Huey Lewis and the News all of sudden pops into my head.

Maybe he became a bad manager when he became the Notts manager? Probably not the first we've converted lol

[ivansneck]

I know this goes against Mad policy to be balanced but I think Ardley is/was neither very good nor very bad but fairly average.

[PedroTheFisherman66]

What kind of manager does that make sol Campbell..? ..A football genius .?