Martin In

[Jak365]

Tis the season to be jolly - far too much negativity here.

C'mon all you odd MartinInstas, here's your platform - give us your reasons FOR Martinball.

We've heard chapter and verse about Martin Out, and quite rightly.

But not a squeak about Martin In. No nothing, no cogent rationale for Martinball. No specifics. Ever. All we get is: 'trust in the Process'.

Give it yer best shot chaps (the c.17% that blindly vote to expect us to Win on matchdays, and fail miserably, as per).

Give us your Specifics for Martinball In:
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(Note: expecting minimal, if any positive response to this thread - The Club is monitoring, with intent)

 

[PSumbler]

(Note: expecting minimal, if any positive response to this thread - The Club is monitoring, with intent)

It would worry me greatly if the club ever made decisions solely on the back of what it reads on forums and media

 

[Nocountryforoldjack]

Reasons for Martin, he's cheap, says the right things, players love him apparently, won't get us promoted, won't talk back to the owners. That's all I can think of.

 

[JackSomething]

Weird thread. It's hardly as if we have lots of Martin loyalists on here, certainly not seeing anyone saying we should 'trust in the Process'.

I'd imagine there are plenty of people who hope (not believe) that Martin will be successful, because he's the manager of the club we all support after all.

 

[Pegojack]

I said in the season ticket thread that I've seen the Process working occasionally, notably away at WBA in February. I was back in the UK for a ten day stay and that was our first night back. It was wet, miserable and cold at the Hawthorns, but what a feast of football to welcome us home.
We didn't just beat them, we destroyed them. It was like Barcelona versus Treboath U12s. We passed around them for fun, they couldn't get near the ball. We totally dispirited them and made them look incompetent, Jo Peru scored two goals and Ntcham looked like a world beater when he came on as sub, charging down the wing, hurdling and avoiding their full back's desperate sliding challenge and crossing for Jo to score.
Mind you, WBA were pretty shyte that night, and I think most Championship teams would have beat them, but it was the display of total football that impressed. Everyone was quick and decisive on the ball, the passing was sublime, the finishing clinical.
Unfortunately, we can't do it all the time, or some of the time, or even a quarter of the time. I don't know what the answer is!

 

[monmouth]

Weird thread. It's hardly as if we have lots of Martin loyalists on here, certainly not seeing anyone saying we should 'trust in the Process'.

I'd imagine there are plenty of people who hope (not believe) that Martin will be successful, because he's the manager of the club we all support after all.

I hope we’re all screaming ‘Martin in’ come May, but that would mean he has to change and see the bleeding obvious.

 

[Jak365]

700+ views and not one jot of support FOR Martinball.

Speaks volumes for how very wrong Martinball is for us.

Planet Swans fans - The proper fans of The Swans have spoken.

No doubt the Club incorporates this evidence in the growing case for sacking off the fraud (without .ppt) that is Martinball. 

The Swans are currently languishing firmly in the bottom half - 15th, Martin's median.

The Next Level.  FFS.

Martin OUT - a properly befitting end to a Martin IN thread.