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New Chairman makes decision on Martin

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Risc said:
There was never a decision to reverse.

The only reversing going on here is with Itchy and his exclusives :lol:
 
Risc said:
There was never a decision to reverse.

You’re absolutely bonkers if you think that’s true. I get it, you’ve fallen for it, and you can gloat if you think it’s wise but I can assure you that he will be gone before he ever achieves anything worthy of you man/boy love. 100% FACT. 🤣
 
Itchysphincter said:
You’re absolutely bonkers if you think that’s true. I get it, you’ve fallen for it, and you can gloat if you think it’s wise but I can assure you that he will be gone before he ever achieves anything worthy of you man/boy love. 100% FACT. 🤣

I know, for a 100% fact it isn’t true.

By the way, I’m not gloating, I don’t think you’re a liar, when it was you who said it I was a bit concerned. But turns out you got fed wrong info, and that is a fact.
 
JackSomething said:
Cooper delivered 2 playoff finishes and we binned him off

Did we though? He listened to what backing the club were offering, and decided he couldn't stomach another season of the same. He smelt the coffee and decided it smelt more like shit than pure 100% Arabica coffee beans.
 
Whatever people may feel about Martin (and I'm not exactly a fan), dismissing a manager after we have just finished 10th in the Championship and 3 points off the playoffs would be bonkers.

Equally, we can't really have a manager going into the last season of his contract for all sorts of reasons so I don't see what other choice we have.

Personally think this is the right decision.
 
A new contract will make a lot of fans happy, he will get one, I just hope it works out but I think it'll be more of the same .
 
Nocountryforoldjack said:
A new contract will make a lot of fans happy, he will get one, I just hope it works out but I think it'll be more of the same .

I’m with you on this one Carehomeforoldjerk, more of the same undefeated in ten, glad to see you have come to your senses.
 
Jacket said:
Did we though? He listened to what backing the club were offering, and decided he couldn't stomach another season of the same. He smelt the coffee and decided it smelt more like s**t than pure 100% Arabica coffee beans.

I know it was a 'mutual decision', but you think a club would make more effort to keep a manager with his record here. Instead both sides seemed happy to call it quits.

I wouldn't be surprised if something similar happens this summer, but hopefully it would all be sorted earlier this time if so.
 
JackSomething said:
I think this late season run has bought him the right to have a third crack at it next season. But our performances over the last 2 seasons have not shown anything like enough to earn another contract.

Cooper delivered 2 playoff finishes and we binned him off, Martin has finished 15th and 10th and earned a new contract offer? I'll remain sceptical this is true until a new deal is actually signed.

We all know Martin is pushing his side of the story (I see the January transfer window got another mention today in his reasons we didn't finish higher), maybe this is the club putting out their own spin?

Cooper had 3 times the budget and a better squad. I’m largely disinterested in whether Martin stays or goes, but his job has been much harder (albeit partly due to players signed under him, like Fisher and Sorinola).
 
ARQS said:
Whatever people may feel about Martin (and I'm not exactly a fan), dismissing a manager after we have just finished 10th in the Championship and 3 points off the playoffs would be bonkers.

Equally, we can't really have a manager going into the last season of his contract for all sorts of reasons so I don't see what other choice we have.

Personally think this is the right decision.

On the balance of things I think you are right. The last nine games have saved his job although there were times on Monday where the kamikaze defending was taking us back six months. You would think that after two years he would have worked this out and I hazard that the end of season review won’t be a completely positive discussion. On this basis I would set him some stringent targets for the autumn with the promise of a new deal if he succeeds.
 
LeonWasTheDog's said:
Cooper had 3 times the budget and a better squad. I’m largely disinterested in whether Martin stays or goes, but his job has been much harder (albeit partly due to players signed under him, like Fisher and Sorinola).

Careful with the Cooper comment. Much of the parachute payment money had already been earmarked for softening the blow of relegation and the contracts that couldn’t be cancelled.
 
Cooperman said:
Careful with the Cooper comment. Much of the parachute payment money had already been earmarked for softening the blow of relegation and the contracts that couldn’t be cancelled.

Doubt it was 3 times; but Cooper had a significantly bigger budget. Winter, and I think even owners have confirmed that.
 
I think the " we have a young team" tag for poor performances won't wash next season.
 

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