| full thread here on 10:37 - Mar 1 with 166 views | pointofblue |
| full thread here on 10:35 - Mar 1 by rickw |
They seem to be blaming him solely for their transfer dealings, why is this all down to a CEO?
You'd have thought that should be on a Director of Football, Manager and Chief Scout before the CEO |
Yeah, the incoming players accusation is a bit of a mystery unless they think he picks the targets as well as signs them. I can’t imagine it’s him alone who decides who to give new contracts to though guess he might dictate the upper limits.
I wonder if he’s a bit of an O’Neill - a cover for the owner. |  |
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| full thread here on 10:48 - Mar 1 with 148 views | unstableblue |
| full thread here on 10:33 - Mar 1 by pointofblue |
And what a messenger - I think we’ve got the point now.
I think the issue is we’re not going to get a choice if Ashton comes in - it’ll just happen. I agree it’s important to go in with our eyes wide open and be aware that he arrives with some history. Perhaps he’ll work better with the Americans, maybe our setup will suit him better? Or he could be an utter and complete disaster. At this stage, who really knows? |
Call me Hermes! Or 'Hermes the Unsubtle'.... or 'Hermes With a Megaphone'
Agree what will be will be. And as stated he is still a massive step up for us a football operator... from Nice Milne and Olympic Clegg
People learn from mistakes and if the manager has the balance of power in squad control, perhaps some of these concerns go away anyway
Why I was a bit incredulous is that the story broke 3-4 days ago and we're only jut picking up how poorly viewed Ashton is at errrrrr Ashton Gate.. |  |
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