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It always hurts after a humiliating home defeat that leaves you bottom of the league but now is not the time to be making rash decisions about the future of Hurst
I was a Mick remainer at the end of last season and got slaughtered for having that view. Hind sight is a wonderful thing but Mick would not be at the bottom of the league
Everyone needs to relax, let Hurst sort out the current issues, give him the January transfer window and all will be fine
Or to put it more bluntly, grow a pair
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 21:23 - Oct 20 with 3809 views
It's not like we've suddenly arrived at the bottom of the division through one unfortunate game. We've been bumping along in the relegation zone for some time now.
Even when there is a hint that Hurst might be able to sort things out (e.g. Brentford second half, Swansea) it all goes to pot the following match. There is no sustained progress, no logical basis for expecting that he will be able to fix the problems. Let alone giving him the benefit of another round of buying players in the vague hope that something might click (and thereby wasting several more valuable weeks of a potential battle for safety).
This idea that if we just hold on, it will all come good is (as things stand) a pure fantasy based on little more than wishful thinking.
Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 21:27 - Oct 20 by davblue
I think if we had had these results and performances were getting better, more coherent then I would say yeah, but they aren’t.
That’s my worry. No spine to the team and no progress of any of the players, in fact most have gone backwards. They don’t even seem particularly fit, which I was in the understanding he built the team around.
Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 21:23 - Oct 20 by Guthrum
It's not like we've suddenly arrived at the bottom of the division through one unfortunate game. We've been bumping along in the relegation zone for some time now.
Even when there is a hint that Hurst might be able to sort things out (e.g. Brentford second half, Swansea) it all goes to pot the following match. There is no sustained progress, no logical basis for expecting that he will be able to fix the problems. Let alone giving him the benefit of another round of buying players in the vague hope that something might click (and thereby wasting several more valuable weeks of a potential battle for safety).
This idea that if we just hold on, it will all come good is (as things stand) a pure fantasy based on little more than wishful thinking.
This!
There is no sign that I can see that Hurst knows how to turn this around. Sticking with him in the hope things might improve at some point in the future looks like a one way ticket to League 1 to me!
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 21:57 - Oct 20 with 3532 views
Good for you! Even MM wouldn't do any better with this mob.
So what you;re saying is give him until January when he could sign more lower league players in the hope it'll all work out! I don;t think so. Let's say we have 10 points by January which would mean that we'd need to get 40 points out of last half of the season. It's not going to happen.
ME needs to act now.
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 22:00 - Oct 20 with 3522 views
We have a centre back playing right back, a right back playing leftback. We have homegrown talent being replaced by loans who are on par or worse than them. Defenders who cannot play from the back. We don't press, our wingers are ineffective and our strikers cannot score.
Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 22:00 - Oct 20 by TRUE_BLUE123
No thanks
We have a centre back playing right back, a right back playing leftback. We have homegrown talent being replaced by loans who are on par or worse than them. Defenders who cannot play from the back. We don't press, our wingers are ineffective and our strikers cannot score.
Tell me what Paul Hurst has done right.
Fortunately Marcus is keeping a cool head, I think he will stick with hurst until at least January
Ipswich don't sack managers in October
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 22:13 - Oct 20 with 3440 views
Good thing Evans didn't think the same when Jewell was here, we'd have been in L1 a lot sooner. Granted results under Jewell were a lot worse in terms of goals conceded, but today's performance was as bad as anything under the past few regimes.
I don't like calling for change this early, but we are in total freefall. There are no signs of things getting better.
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 22:18 - Oct 20 with 3393 views
it's now or relegation. and even if evens acts now the new guy is going to struggle to save us. i'm feeling cool and calm by the way.
And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 22:25 - Oct 20 with 3329 views
Please stop replying to this plank who is clearly a scummer and taking great pleasure in posting ridiculous rubbish and genuine fans on here are taking his bait.
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Now is the time for cool and calm reflection on 09:46 - Oct 21 with 2674 views
I have cool-ly and calmly reflected and decided that you are either visually and aurally impaired, or lacking in any footballing nous whatsoever, or winding everyone up, or actually support a team wearing sh1tyellow & green, or a combination of any/all of the above.
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