- Nov 11, 2009
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No different to how Billy Davies had it,they promised him loads and gave him nothing but he kept them competetive!Feel for the guy. Promised funds and all that. Can't blame him.
No different to how Billy Davies had it,they promised him loads and gave him nothing but he kept them competetive!
No different to how Billy Davies had it,they promised him loads and gave him nothing but he kept them competetive!
Exactly. Sometimes, when times are tough, the managers job is to manage the team he's got. In the way umpteen Brighton managers have had to do in the past. I get f***ed off with manager who demand vast financial backing every season - it should be about that. You should, if you're any good (And Forest aren't bad) be able to make yourself competitive.
Exactly. Sometimes, when times are tough, the managers job is to manage the team he's got. In the way umpteen Brighton managers have had to do in the past. I get f***ed off with manager who demand vast financial backing every season - it should be about that. You should, if you're any good (And Forest aren't bad) be able to make yourself competitive.
Do you really think that TB had hired Gus, then given him no money for players, that he would have stayed ? I think not. He has said he'll stay whilst we match his ambitions - but if he hadn't got what he'd been promised, I'm sure he would have walked too. But it does mean Forrest shouldn't be in contention this year, so that's good for us.
Agreed, but maybe the Forest board have re-done their sums and realised that in the current financial climate they may have oversold the club to McClaren? That may have been a bit naughty but it's better he knows the truth now as opposed to the club giving in to his (and the fans) demands and spending money they haven't got. See the 'Plymouth finnished' thread for the end result of that scenario: in eighteen months' time Peter Risdale will show up, the club will be on the verge of bankruptcy and everybody will be saying "it's not the fans' fault".Do you really think that TB had hired Gus, then given him no money for players, that he would have stayed ? I think not. He has said he'll stay whilst we match his ambitions - but if he hadn't got what he'd been promised, I'm sure he would have walked too. But it does mean Forrest shouldn't be in contention this year, so that's good for us.
Exactly. Sometimes, when times are tough, the managers job is to manage the team he's got. In the way umpteen Brighton managers have had to do in the past. I get f***ed off with manager who demand vast financial backing every season - it should be about that. You should, if you're any good (And Forest aren't bad) be able to make yourself competitive.
Whilst I understand your point, I think the Forest situaution is a little different. McLaren inherited a team that is more than capable in this league, he has spent £2m on a couple of players, which isn't a lot, but is more than most Championship teams! Forest haven't lost any of their star players either so should still be strong enough to challenge.