Unmanageable

[Hill st]

Since the birth of social media a lot of wannabe football managers have emerged albeit just hiding behind a keyboard.I agree with most posts over the last few weeks ,but if we all don’t get behind the new manager whoever it is ,our club will be deemed to be unmanageable .Lets have another fresh start ,count to ten before you post (at least for a few weeks )then hopefully we can move on

[benwilliams]

Agree with the sentiment, there can and should still be enquiries of how those running the club operate and maybe the mooted EGM but if we aren’t behind the new manager and the players and the stadium atmosphere remains toxic then I fear for us.
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[Vorporix]

Originally Posted by Hill st

Since the birth of social media a lot of wannabe football managers have emerged albeit just hiding behind a keyboard.I agree with most posts over the last few weeks ,but if we all don’t get behind the new manager whoever it is ,our club will be deemed to be unmanageable .Lets have another fresh start ,count to ten before you post (at least for a few weeks )then hopefully we can move on

To be fair it is generally just folk giving their opinion, which is what RP is for.

[krux]

Originally Posted by Hill st

Since the birth of social media a lot of wannabe football managers have emerged albeit just hiding behind a keyboard.I agree with most posts over the last few weeks ,but if we all don’t get behind the new manager whoever it is ,our club will be deemed to be unmanageable .Lets have another fresh start ,count to ten before you post (at least for a few weeks )then hopefully we can move on

will it? and that will be the fans fault?

[-luke]

I will get behind a manager who manages... I wont blindly support a failed attempt

[LlayDragon]

Originally Posted by Hill st

Since the birth of social media a lot of wannabe football managers have emerged albeit just hiding behind a keyboard.I agree with most posts over the last few weeks ,but if we all don’t get behind the new manager whoever it is ,our club will be deemed to be unmanageable .Lets have another fresh start ,count to ten before you post (at least for a few weeks )then hopefully we can move on

It's not the fans that make the club unmanageable.

[fezbob]

Originally Posted by Hill st

Since the birth of social media a lot of wannabe football managers have emerged albeit just hiding behind a keyboard.I agree with most posts over the last few weeks ,but if we all don’t get behind the new manager whoever it is ,our club will be deemed to be unmanageable .Lets have another fresh start ,count to ten before you post (at least for a few weeks )then hopefully we can move on

Thanks coach.

[techender]

I think a bigger risk than fans not getting behind the new manager is the reputation this club must now have within the game. From an outsiders viewpoint we are a laughing stock.

Since March 17th 2018 we have had six managers, including interims (Hughes, Barrow, Ricketts, Davies, Darlington and Keates).

That's disgraceful and will send a bigger negative message out. There must be some genuinely suitable and potentially successful managers out there who will see this vacancy coming up again and be saying "Not for me, there is obviously something in the background going on"

[michaelps]

Originally Posted by Hill st

Since the birth of social media a lot of wannabe football managers have emerged albeit just hiding behind a keyboard.I agree with most posts over the last few weeks ,but if we all don’t get behind the new manager whoever it is ,our club will be deemed to be unmanageable .Lets have another fresh start ,count to ten before you post (at least for a few weeks )then hopefully we can move on

True, but equally since the birth of social media lots of multiple accounts have been set up no doubt by board members and people close to them hiding behind a keyboard under multiple aliases saying there's nothing wrong with our club.

I'd agree with getting behind a new manager but let's have a fresh start and as a minimum whatever is said about the board it's time for Darlington, the common thread in the recent years of struggle, to go.