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davewilli · 23rd February 2020, 20.27:01

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Originally Posted by DJones741

I wasn't happy with the appointment , felt desperate , lazy and embarresing

But - cannot argue the fact that most of his signings have been good and the team that played on saturday were a joy to watch

So credit where credit is due

Fair play, he took a risk making so many changes, he could have taken the easy option and thought BH squad were good enough, simply under performing just needing a bit more organisation and motivation to turn things round.

Bigmike · 23rd February 2020, 20.55:04

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Originally Posted by Huffy

Hes done ok .

I always hoped he might

and me

howardrd · 23rd February 2020, 21.51:07

It's in all our interests for Keates to succeed.
Given what he inherited he has done ok and we will start all over at this level come August.
That will be first objective achieved and a sigh of relief.
The next test will be close season and his decisions with both the players and current coaching staff ins and outs will be there to be openly judged by us all on RP.
He is likely to have a very busy summer!

Funny_Old_Game · 24th February 2020, 06.27:21

Not sure I’d watch this show.

redavid · 24th February 2020, 06.48:35

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Originally Posted by howardrd

It's in all our interests for Keates to succeed.
Given what he inherited he has done ok and we will start all over at this level come August.
That will be first objective achieved and a sigh of relief.
The next test will be close season and his decisions with both the players and current coaching staff ins and outs will be there to be openly judged by us all on RP.
He is likely to have a very busy summer!

Davies & Darlington need to go , get in an experienced no 2 , and turn all the negativity into positivity ,

BillEBadass · 24th February 2020, 07.17:53

All good stuff and great to be positive - hopefully I'll join in soon but we are far from being out of trouble yet, we need to win a few more games before my underpants are totally safe.

marathonplny · 24th February 2020, 07.19:33

Good job we’ve managed to win a few games, as still 2 points above the drop zone. Could really have been deep in trouble
If 3 go down we look to be safe, if it’s 4 then we still have work to do. 50 points won’t be enough

Sussex Red · 24th February 2020, 07.27:15

It would be interesting to see what kind of manager Keates would be at our level, without the negativity of Darlington holding him back.
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Phils-an-alki · 24th February 2020, 08.09:45

People getting carried away here. Look at the table.

He took us backwards to start with, at an alarming rate and its only by throwing money at it he's got us to the dizzy heights of 17th, still only 2 points off the relegation zone. Three teams immediately below us all have a game in hand.

Signings look promising but we're still in the mire. I don't think we will be relegated and will probably finish around where we are now. The test comes in the summer. I suspect Pearson is off and a big squad rebuild is on the cards. He'll need to get us challenging next season because lets be honest he's got zero credit in the bank with fans. Start badly and he'll be a goner.

23rd February 2020, 21.51:07	#12-0 (permalink)
howardrd Club Captain Joined: Aug 2009 Racecourse Spot: Exec box Real Name: Howard Davies Twitter: @	Re: Keates Factor It's in all our interests for Keates to succeed. Given what he inherited he has done ok and we will start all over at this level come August. That will be first objective achieved and a sigh of relief. The next test will be close season and his decisions with both the players and current coaching staff ins and outs will be there to be openly judged by us all on RP. He is likely to have a very busy summer! __________________ Indecision may, or may not, be my problem.

24th February 2020, 06.27:21	#13-0 (permalink)
Funny_Old_Game Name A Stand After Me (info 1 & 2) Joined: Nov 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Keates Factor Not sure I’d watch this show.

24th February 2020, 07.17:53	#15-0 (permalink)
BillEBadass Due a Testimonial Joined: Mar 2011 Racecourse Spot: Yale Stand Real Name: Bill E. Badass Twitter: @	Re: Keates Factor All good stuff and great to be positive - hopefully I'll join in soon but we are far from being out of trouble yet, we need to win a few more games before my underpants are totally safe.

24th February 2020, 07.19:33	#16-0 (permalink)
marathonplny Legend Joined: Jan 2008 Racecourse Spot: GUS Real Name: Keith Twitter: @	Re: Keates Factor Good job we’ve managed to win a few games, as still 2 points above the drop zone. Could really have been deep in trouble If 3 go down we look to be safe, if it’s 4 then we still have work to do. 50 points won’t be enough

24th February 2020, 07.27:15	#17-0 (permalink)
Sussex Red Cult Hero Joined: Jul 2012 Racecourse Spot: Mold Rd Real Name: James Twitter: @	Re: Keates Factor It would be interesting to see what kind of manager Keates would be at our level, without the negativity of Darlington holding him back. Posted via mobile theme

24th February 2020, 08.09:45	#18-0 (permalink)
Phils-an-alki - (info 1 & 2) (info) Joined: Apr 2005 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Keates Factor People getting carried away here. Look at the table. He took us backwards to start with, at an alarming rate and its only by throwing money at it he's got us to the dizzy heights of 17th, still only 2 points off the relegation zone. Three teams immediately below us all have a game in hand. Signings look promising but we're still in the mire. I don't think we will be relegated and will probably finish around where we are now. The test comes in the summer. I suspect Pearson is off and a big squad rebuild is on the cards. He'll need to get us challenging next season because lets be honest he's got zero credit in the bank with fans. Start badly and he'll be a goner.