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When Bru was on the old site a number of years ago, there was someone, I can’t remember who who kept banging on about getting Hill as manager (a long time before we actually did) and look how that turned out. I’ve looked on the old site to try to find their posts but they must have been archived.
Burney.
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Okay with that personally:
Butler clarifies stance on fan negativity and calls for unity
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Yeah I’m happy with AB saying what he said and his clarification follow up is fine too. There will always be people with an agenda who look for faults, not saying they want people to fail or anything like that but banging on about negatives be it a certain player or the manager can only be repeated so often before it becomes a distraction too many. There is voicing opinion and voicing it in a certain way particularly if it’s abusive about a player that is counter productive, don’t think you need to be Einstein to work that one out.
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When Bru was on the old site a number of years ago, there was someone, I can’t remember who who kept banging on about getting Hill as manager (a long time before we actually did) and look how that turned out. I’ve looked on the old site to try to find their posts but they must have been archived.
Burney.
To be fair other people fancied him as manager too, not just me. Hill before we signed him had a good record too. Interesting how I’m always picked out lol
Keep it going lads. Look through the archives, I’m sure you’ll find more.
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Isn’t AB simply giving his opinion on their opinions,seems fair to me.
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So only certain people get to voice their opinions on players but the manager who manages them cannot respond publicly in their defence, yeah right Awaywego whatever.
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Tango man was hurting his club by slagging his players off because they would lose faith in him and not give of their best, it was his decision to go public and a poor one IMO. AB situation is totally different and I reckon he will gain more support from it with the vast majority of the fans, nowt to do with rules it’s to do with people backing the players and team, unless you think differently of course.
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Main difference is the players are playing for Butler and achieving success. Kiddie blew the last few games of the season and playoffs and Tango threw them under the bus. Butler’s going out his way to support and defend his players and during rocky patches will deflect attention away from them. That’s the way to do it. Tango’s wasn’t.
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