| When Lambert goes 10:40 - Feb 20 with 663 views | Garv |
If Klug gets put in caretaker charge it will be proof that Evans really doesn't give a sod anymore.
I'm assuming that's exactly what will happen but how depressing that we will appoint someone as interim manager when they advertise the fact they don't actually want or enjoy the job.
Not a slant on Klug, he's entitled to want and not want certain jobs and he's obviously good at his main one, but lets give it someone who actually has aspirations of being a boss. |  |
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| When Lambert goes on 10:42 - Feb 20 with 634 views | WD19 |
Lambert has advertised he doesn’t want the job for over a year. |  | | |
| When Lambert goes on 10:47 - Feb 20 with 585 views | Pinewoodblue |
Wonder who Evans has lined up to mug him. Can you imagine negotiating a salary with Evans knowing he desperately needs to get rid of the incumbent but wants to have a replacement signed up before it happens. He will be taken to the cleaners again, we will again pay over the odds.
Any sensible owner would have reacted much earlier and put Dyer and Butcher in charge for a minimum of three games, it gives him breathing space and, if it had happened a couple of weeks ago, we would currently have more points in the bag. |  |
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| When Lambert goes on 10:49 - Feb 20 with 566 views | George25 |
When klug is charge seems almost of training is done by the u23s manger. Wouldn’t be suppressed if it klug, dyer and butcher. |  | | |
| When Lambert goes on 11:09 - Feb 20 with 484 views | BlueBadger |
| When Lambert goes on 10:42 - Feb 20 by WD19 |
Lambert has advertised he doesn’t want the job for over a year. |
He's only ever paid lip service to the role anyway. He was far far more interested in looking like he was doing a good job with the shallow PR guff than he was actually DOING a good job. |  |
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| When Lambert goes on 11:20 - Feb 20 with 451 views | BlueBadger |
Surely someone who doesn't actually want the job is the ideal choice as caretaker? No ruffled egos or upset when a new man comes in then, because they feel passed over. | |
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