Big yella wrote:And here lies the problem with telling everyone they are winners when they are kids.
sunray wrote:On several topics there are references to Stev from being the person responsible for DF going and JD getting the job, the style of football we are playing etc.
What is the truth?
Personnally I would fully support him in mentoring a new manager like JD similiar to a Director of Football. But if that's the case JD is not listening.
Richard Cranium wrote:Then stop banging on about how we want promotion this season.
Thank you for confirming that a toxic atmosphere prevails at the One Call. Not all same minded fans as yourself accept there is.Chrisuknottm wrote:yorkstag wrote:yorkshire stag wrote:everything is bloody rosie, except the first team results, it’s that simple really int it !
i think we all know what’s in the best interests of the club, however only the board can make it happen
COYS
But you would sack everyone....and we don't all know . Its just a group of people on here who I guess are naturally negative about everything . I would guess from your posts and comments you have been massively successful in your personal life and aren't subject in your everyday life to the sort of bile you peddle on this board hidden behind a keyboard.
Am I correct ? ….thought not -)))))))))))))))))))) on point one and correct on point two
Just stop and think man ...would you say what you post face to face.
NO
I just get absolutely depressed by some of the incessant negativity on here
When people are positive they are derided as ' happy clappers ' but you can be negative to your hearts content.
This is a journey and when we go up we want to stay up (MK ).
When you look at what is going on around us we are in a great position
Please don't boo - these are relativity young men. Do you really think this will make things better - people and your like have already created a situation where home games are toxic
Big well done - that will really help
We would be happy to give a big well done if there was anything done at home to warrant it. One scrappy win against Scunny....played really well against Oldham...
And managed to scrape a one nil win against a team bottom of the Conference by playing defensively in the Cup.
The toxic atmosphere was created by the absurd appointment of a manager without credentials who has given us boring defensive displays at home generally lacking creativity and cohesion and resulting in defeats to Plymouth Colchester Orient and Cambridge. The fans have reacted to that not the other way round.
chip63 wrote:There was a really good interview with the Wycombe manager on football focus today.
He explained the difficulty from going from player to manager and it's more about having a great relationship with the players. He's done extremely well for Wycombe but it took him time.
I always thought flitcroft had a good bond with his players.
Amber Andy wrote:chip63 wrote:There was a really good interview with the Wycombe manager on football focus today.
He explained the difficulty from going from player to manager and it's more about having a great relationship with the players. He's done extremely well for Wycombe but it took him time.
I always thought flitcroft had a good bond with his players.
Most, but not all.
James wrote:Ahhh, so it’s our fault we don’t play the youngsters because of the ‘toxic atmosphere’.
Trouble is at our club at the moment, there’s always someone else to blame.
Despite all of this, the Stags fans were NOT “toxic”. However, our silence was deafening.
Just a word of advice for the young lad with the drum in the seated area: DONT!
sunray wrote:EdwinstoweStag:Despite all of this, the Stags fans were NOT “toxic”. However, our silence was deafening.
Just a word of advice for the young lad with the drum in the seated area: DONT!
In the words of Soledad O'Brien
There is nothing worse than doing nothing and saying nothing when your voice is needed.
Try getting behind your team and not criticizing others.
James wrote:Ahhh, so it’s our fault we don’t play the youngsters because of the ‘toxic atmosphere’.
Trouble is at our club at the moment, there’s always someone else to blame.
sunray wrote:EdwinstoweStag:Despite all of this, the Stags fans were NOT “toxic”. However, our silence was deafening.
Just a word of advice for the young lad with the drum in the seated area: DONT!
In the words of Soledad O'Brien
There is nothing worse than doing nothing and saying nothing when your voice is needed.
Try getting behind your team and not criticizing others.
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