windermereROYAL wrote:Are you as simple as you appear to be?SouthDownsRoyal wrote:One point from safety
Ince OUT
windermereROYAL wrote:Are you as simple as you appear to be?SouthDownsRoyal wrote:One point from safety
Ince OUT
windermereROYAL wrote:Well he seems quite confident he will be here next season judging by his comments about wanting Hendrick back if we stay up.
I thought he was contracted till this summer.Hendo wrote:windermereROYAL wrote:Well he seems quite confident he will be here next season judging by his comments about wanting Hendrick back if we stay up.![]()
He has a contact, so as far as he is concerned he will be or he'll get a payoff.
He isn't going to come out and say "yeah I'm not planning for next year yet because the end of the season has been shit and I might not be here in the next couple of months"
Reason to terminate his contract right therewindermereROYAL wrote:Well he seems quite confident he will be here next season judging by his comments about wanting Hendrick back if we stay up.
Multi year deal apparently, probably with review points.windermereROYAL wrote:I thought he was contracted till this summer.Hendo wrote:windermereROYAL wrote:Well he seems quite confident he will be here next season judging by his comments about wanting Hendrick back if we stay up.![]()
He has a contact, so as far as he is concerned he will be or he'll get a payoff.
He isn't going to come out and say "yeah I'm not planning for next year yet because the end of the season has been shit and I might not be here in the next couple of months"
You could also accept that staying up and more Ince means the same poor performance next season and no progress.Elm Park Kid wrote:From the owner's previous conduct - it's highly likely that if we stay up then he gets another season.
The simple reality is that there's not going to be the fan-backlash there was with Pauno. Sure, there's the hot heads represented on here and twitter who want every manager fired after losing 3 games in a row. And i've no doubt that recent form and PInce's actions have created concern among the general fan base. But most people are going to recognise the absolute mess that the club are in and acknowledge that staying up with a 6 point deduction, transfer embargo and one of the lowest wage bills in the league is success in itself.
So, it's up to you guys. You can continue winding yourself up or accept the staying up mean more PInce.
FA Vase Finalists Ascot United's Jamie Tompkins and Dan Masters. They could bring Jamie Ashdown home too.The Royal Forester wrote:If the right manager isn't Paul Ince, WHO IS in your opinion and do you think he will coma here iF Dai/Mark Bowen approached him?
Did your tongue hurt while you wrote that? After all, it must have been in your cheek!Pepe the Horseman wrote:FA Vase Finalists Ascot United's Jamie Tompkins and Dan Masters. They could bring Jamie Ashdown home too.The Royal Forester wrote:If the right manager isn't Paul Ince, WHO IS in your opinion and do you think he will coma here iF Dai/Mark Bowen approached him?
I don't have an up to date database of managers internationally I'm afraid. But I can tell when my team's manager is shit.The Royal Forester wrote:If the right manager isn't Paul Ince, WHO IS in your opinion and do you think he will coma here iF Dai/Mark Bowen approached him?
The first question is a false one and the two things are not linked. Staying up is not dependent or linked to Paul Ince being here next season.Sutekh wrote:How many of us would be happy to see Paul Ince as manager of Reading at the start of next season if it meant the club avoiding relegation this season?
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Is there really any supporter out there that’d rather Paul got the push over the club staying up?
Leaving aside whether PInce is doing a bad job with what he's got (I still think the jury is out) - my point was that if we stay up I think it's highly unlikely that he's going anywhere. It would seem likely that we are going to have to reduce our wage bill even more than this season - so, it's just going to be another one in which we are battling to avoid relegation. And I can see the owners taking the view the PInce is 2 for 2 on staying up so why gamble with someone else.Snowflake Royal wrote:You could also accept that staying up and more Ince means the same poor performance next season and no progress.Elm Park Kid wrote:From the owner's previous conduct - it's highly likely that if we stay up then he gets another season.
The simple reality is that there's not going to be the fan-backlash there was with Pauno. Sure, there's the hot heads represented on here and twitter who want every manager fired after losing 3 games in a row. And i've no doubt that recent form and PInce's actions have created concern among the general fan base. But most people are going to recognise the absolute mess that the club are in and acknowledge that staying up with a 6 point deduction, transfer embargo and one of the lowest wage bills in the league is success in itself.
So, it's up to you guys. You can continue winding yourself up or accept the staying up mean more PInce.
Hanging on to managers who aren't up to it until they utterly fail hasn't proved a particularly winning strategy.
Appointing good ones helps. The end of this season is a watershed moment where want to to stride forward. To do that we need the right manager in charge. That isn't Paul Ince.
How much patience do you think the fanbase will have come October when we're struggling having made signings not under the same sort of restrictions and the football remains dire?
This x 1,000,000.Royal_jimmy wrote:I am Ince in for now. Let's get behind the players until the end of the season and hope for the best.
I hope we are loud in every home game left, help get every point we can at home!
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