Shrimpsvoices

This is my opinion, not something I have been told, in january, our new owner, a former football agent with lots of contacts will bring in players largely of his own choice, Jim and Ken will coach these players ( mostly loanees) until the end of the season, if they do a good job they will be kept on, transfer dealings will be very much in the hands of the owners.

Let's hope that you are right about investment in new players even loanees...but if it was your money would you let the existing management team have the freedom to coach them...

Look at what has happened to Mullers under their coaching. He came to us full of confidence. Prepared to have a go at the least opportunity. That is no longer what we now see. Why....

Good players suddenly don't loose their ability overnight without some reason.

I thought they were advertising for football coaches? God kows we could do with a few

He came here ''disheartened and thinking about quitting football'', after a year at huddersfield without a single match Neil, but don't let FACT's deter you in your quest

mrpotatohead wrote:He came here ''disheartened and thinking about quitting football'', after a year at huddersfield without a single match Neil, but don't let FACT's deter you in your quest

He came like a breath of fresh air. Shooting for goal at every opportunity.

What changed....

He's only a shadow of what he was which is sad to see. And he's not the only player to change from such encouraging starts.

However on the plus side (and I give credit to our management for this) Tom B has been a success story.

Didn't Mullin turn shit pretty much at the point where the ink on his contract dried?

Yes Morecambegeek, correct.