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Postby penningtoncolin » Sat Apr 09, 2016 8:58 pm

Thanks Jim but its time to go,the loss to Dagenham was the last straw and yet we loose again this weekend ,you've got to go mate ,looks like our beloved shrimps are look at certain relegation next season if jb still here he's got to go
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Re: manager

Postby Westgate Wanderer » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:03 pm

If he stays we are nailed on for relegation next season :( He stuck his hand up when sammy left and said "i can do that"...well he needs to put his hand up now and admit he can't do it!! Bye Jim legend as a player, as a manager .....
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Postby penningtoncolin » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:11 pm

He's done his best and we thank him for that but he must step down and take another role in the club,bring in a proven manager who I have no idea ,who could we temp when were up for sale ,all I want to see is the shrimps smashing them codheads :)
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Re: manager

Postby MfcChris » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:14 pm

Talking of codheads, what a game they have against Blackpool coming up. Proper 6 pointer!!

Jim must go at end of the season. If this season was 2 years ago (where we came very very close to going down), we would be relegated. We can only thank there are 4 or 5 teams worse than us :(
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Re: manager

Postby Westgate Wanderer » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:21 pm

MfcChris wrote:Talking of codheads, what a game they have against Blackpool coming up. Proper 6 pointer!!

Jim must go at end of the season. If this season was 2 years ago (where we came very very close to going down), we would be relegated. We can only thank there are 4 or 5 teams worse than us :(
come the end of the season there will (hopefully) be at least 2 teams worse than us But both the 2 teams going to be relegated have beaten us at least once, so that will make us one of the worst teams left in the football league
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Re: manager

Postby Teams like Morecambe » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:24 pm

2011/12 - 15th 56pts +6gd
2012/13 - 16th 58pts -6gd
2013/14 - 18th 54pts -12gd
2014/15 - 11th 63pts +1gd
2015/16 - 19th 43pts -12gd (5 games to go)

Jim's five seasons show only one top half finish which was last season. This season is due to be his worst, finishing lowest, conceding more, less points, worse goal difference. We have already conceded more than in any of our League 2 seasons and we still have 5 games left.

The stats don't lie, we have only been mediocre at best under Jim. Last season's 11th placed finish looks impressive on paper but I recall being just as disgruntled at the end of last season as I am now.

Given Jim's love for the club I wonder if he will consider resigning at the end of the season, putting the clubs needs before his own. The pressure on him will only continue to increase.
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Re: manager

Postby BerlinWaller » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:36 pm

Are we all agreed that it is time for Jim to go?
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Re: manager

Postby Shrimpman » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:39 pm

BerlinWaller wrote:Are we all agreed that it is time for Jim to go?


& it's a yes from me
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Re: manager

Postby Keith » Sat Apr 09, 2016 9:58 pm

BerlinWaller wrote:Are we all agreed that it is time for Jim to go?


You putting up the money to pay up his contract for the next two years?
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Re: manager

Postby BerlinWaller » Sat Apr 09, 2016 10:01 pm

Are you privy to the contents and clauses of said contract?. Don't give me the its my ball rubbish. I pay my money and will air my views. Given the tone of the majority of tonights posts, it is a perfectly valid post.
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Re: manager

Postby Keith » Sat Apr 09, 2016 10:12 pm

The 'it's my ball' comment, in a different thread, was quite clearly & directly aimed at John, who's done nothing but moan for ages now but doesn't attend games and doesn't support the club in any way. There were already plenty of negative posts on the go, many of which John had contributed too, that were not stopped.

Mine was a perfectly valid response to you. Someone with a contract cannot simply be sacked, unless there are good employment based reasons to do so. Therefore, Jim & (presuming you want him gone too) Ken, would have to have their contracts paid up. Two years salary for Jim & Ken from a club that is skint. Where does that money come from?

Jim may at some point decide enough is enough. Or there may, at some point be a 'left by mutual consent'. But simply sacking them will cost money that we don't have.
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Re: manager

Postby mrpotatohead » Sat Apr 09, 2016 10:13 pm

you are being allowed to air your views berlinwaller so whats your problem, there are now around 7 different posts all saying the same thing, if it were my board I would lock sll but one of them.
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Postby shrimpnsave » Sat Apr 09, 2016 10:21 pm

Really. is there any need to lock a thread ?unless you do agree :?
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Re: manager

Postby BerlinWaller » Sun Apr 10, 2016 6:40 am

There have been a lot of managers who have performed better than Jim has at their respective clubs and have lost their job. Nobody but Jim and the board know the contents of his contract. Do you agree that Jim keeping his job purely because the board can not afford to sack him is a sad situation for a club legend to be in?

Blackpool Shrimp is thriving on the views of others although the term "lynch mob" is a slight over reaction by another member on here. I am not friends with any Directors and I have never been cosy with players or Management. I am an "average supporter" and I think if Jim still has a job this morning, he is a very very lucky man.
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Re: manager

Postby sandgrown » Sun Apr 10, 2016 1:29 pm

if there is no change in management and owner for next season, then I fear the club I have supported for 60 years will be relegated for the first time in our history !
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Re: manager

Postby KenH » Mon Apr 11, 2016 4:41 pm

The thing I really can't understand is why things have gone so wrong on the pitch. On paper, we've the strongest squad we've had for a while. It's only a couple of seasons ago that youngsters like Mwaslie, Simpson, etc were regular players and juniors were often on the bench. This season there've been very few inexperienced/young players called upon. Even quality youngsters like Doyle, McGowan, Bailey have struggled to get on the pitch.

Jim has almost consistently been able to put on 11 quality/experienced players and also filled the bench with decent players too. There've been relatively few times when he's struggled and had to put youngsters on the bench (JPT against Walsall, and a few weeks ago Hedley hit the bench a couple of times). Yes, I know. the loss of Murphy has been a real blow, but he's the only real long term casualty, and we always seem to lose one every year (last year Baz, then Redshaw before that, etc).

He's often used the excuse of key players being injured or suspended, but most of the time, he's had the "best" players available. For many matches now, he's not had suspension or injury problems, he's been able to play a strong starting 11 and put on a decent bench, but they've still underperformed. He's used excuses of bad weather, wind, etc., but recently there've been no weather problems.

For me, the problem is that Jim has been unable to get the players to play together properly and has been unable to decide upon his strongest 11 and best formation. That's a real worry - it's his job to do that, and even with a huge playing budget, if he can't work out the best formation and can't get the players working together, then he's setting up the team for a fall. Even if he could afford world leading players, if he can't get them to work together and can't decide on the best formation, it's money down the pan!
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Re: manager

Postby Trevor » Mon Apr 11, 2016 5:08 pm

I wonder how those league positions compare too a graph of our team budget over those same seasons.
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Re: manager

Postby black morse » Mon Apr 11, 2016 5:48 pm

KenH wrote:The thing I really can't understand is why things have gone so wrong on the pitch. On paper, we've the strongest squad we've had for a while. It's only a couple of seasons ago that youngsters like Mwaslie, Simpson, etc were regular players and juniors were often on the bench. This season there've been very few inexperienced/young players called upon. Even quality youngsters like Doyle, McGowan, Bailey have struggled to get on the pitch.

Jim has almost consistently been able to put on 11 quality/experienced players and also filled the bench with decent players too. There've been relatively few times when he's struggled and had to put youngsters on the bench (JPT against Walsall, and a few weeks ago Hedley hit the bench a couple of times). Yes, I know. the loss of Murphy has been a real blow, but he's the only real long term casualty, and we always seem to lose one every year (last year Baz, then Redshaw before that, etc).

He's often used the excuse of key players being injured or suspended, but most of the time, he's had the "best" players available. For many matches now, he's not had suspension or injury problems, he's been able to play a strong starting 11 and put on a decent bench, but they've still underperformed. He's used excuses of bad weather, wind, etc., but recently there've been no weather problems.

For me, the problem is that Jim has been unable to get the players to play together properly and has been unable to decide upon his strongest 11 and best formation. That's a real worry - it's his job to do that, and even with a huge playing budget, if he can't work out the best formation and can't get the players working together, then he's setting up the team for a fall. Even if he could afford world leading players, if he can't get them to work together and can't decide on the best formation, it's money down the pan!


Long gone are the days when he used to refer to players running through brick walls for him.
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Re: manager

Postby marky No.1 » Mon Apr 11, 2016 6:53 pm

black morse wrote:Long gone are the days when he used to refer to players running through brick walls for him.


3 years?
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Re: manager

Postby RealShrimpThing » Mon Apr 11, 2016 7:42 pm

Bentley to stay! Entertaining season from my seat. A few more points would be nice but another season of league football for Morecambe = another mission accomplished.

By the way I have no idea who you clowns think could do a better job than Jimbo. If he were to go I'm nominating CC for the managers job. He always has the answers. Westgate you can be no2.
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Re: manager

Postby skeletor » Mon Apr 11, 2016 7:55 pm

chester and southport are both looking for a manager,just saying
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Re: manager

Postby John L » Mon Apr 11, 2016 7:58 pm

skeletor wrote:chester and southport are both looking for a manager,just saying

Southport actually have Andy Bishop in charge, in a player/manager role, until the end of the season! :o
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Re: manager

Postby skeletor » Mon Apr 11, 2016 8:00 pm

so 'realshrimpthing' 12 home defeats so far is acceptable is it?
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Re: manager

Postby steve mfc » Mon Apr 11, 2016 8:20 pm

RealShrimpThing wrote:Bentley to stay! Entertaining season from my seat. A few more points would be nice but another season of league football for Morecambe = another mission accomplished.

By the way I have no idea who you clowns think could do a better job than Jimbo. If he were to go I'm nominating CC for the managers job. He always has the answers. Westgate you can be no2.


Well there's certainly been plenty of goals unfortunately most of them have ended up in the back of our net now if that's your idea of entertainment fair enough but if we continue the same way next season then we will be playing in the conference the following one. This idea that nobody could do a better job than Jim is just idiotic, of course there will be a manager who can do better likewise they could do worse but that's the gamble, maybe Jim can turn it round next season but that in my opinion is a bigger gamble.
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Re: manager

Postby shrimpnsave » Mon Apr 11, 2016 8:27 pm

steve mfc wrote:
RealShrimpThing wrote:Bentley to stay! Entertaining season from my seat. A few more points would be nice but another season of league football for Morecambe = another mission accomplished.

By the way I have no idea who you clowns think could do a better job than Jimbo. If he were to go I'm nominating CC for the managers job. He always has the answers. Westgate you can be no2.


Well there's certainly been plenty of goals unfortunately most of them have ended up in the back of our net now if that's your idea of entertainment fair enough but if we continue the same way next season then we will be playing in the conference the following one. This idea that nobody could do a better job than Jim is just idiotic, of course there will be a manager who can do better likewise they could do worse but that's the gamble, maybe Jim can turn it round next season but that in my opinion is a bigger gamble.

Perhaps he was watching Leicester on TV whilst being there :?
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