If Mad Dog had the potential to inspire the squad, it would have happened by now. The results are worsening not improving, as is the quality of play, and our normally solid defensive record is evaporating.Snake wrote:I’m with Neil on this one. It’s far too late to change the manager now and Mad Dog has the potential to inspire the squad and has the backing of at least some of the team it appears. If it was not going to be ML until the end of the season then this sort of situation should have been planned for when Wilder was clearly looking elsewhere in terms of job security. Ditto for Beano and his contract. And Wigan Warriors could potentially become the equivalent of Manchester United in the egg chasing world so that’s a distraction for Rent Boy which is not going to help matters.
I couldn't disagree more that it is too late to change the manager now. Quite the opposite, I would say it is essential. Under ML, I am sad to say that I have almost no faith that we will achieve promotion, and I am doubtful that we will even stay in the play offs under ML.
A new manager would be much more likely to inspire a squad playing for new contracts and potential starting places in a promotion squad.
