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I’m with Rene on this, I’ve got no issues with Muzzy or the job he’s doing, he and Butler have my full support and respect.
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It is in the Club Statement thread.
“ In terms of a player retained list it’s not an exact Science but you might be able to work a few out based on the player tweets that the club are reposting and the wording of them (or in the case of those leaving the lack of certain wording in them):
Staying?
Cal Roberts – “we’ll be back stronger and better for sure”
DSF – “Time to recover, regroup and refresh and go again next season”
Whitehall – “All we can do is go again”
Tom Pugh – “We rest up and (go) again next season”Going?
Scales – “Thankyou for all the support this season”
Denton – “Gutted, thank you for your continued support throughout”1 user thanked author for this post.
Not really Gurnelista, he had a crack at it, failed and met the cruel reality of professional football. Personally I blame Swann and Hilton.
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Well done Boston.
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Not that I aren’t behind him he’s our manager now, but I know of 3 others already who are well disappointed not surprised just disappointed.
Can anyone say there exited and optimistic well other than Snot of course impresed i don’t think so.Yes, I’ll say I’m excited and optimistic.
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Yes. I find it comforting that almost everything I hear him say, particularly about football and Scunthorpe United, I disagree with.
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Good.
All the best Andy.1 user thanked author for this post.
Wow, they really mean business don’t they. I was thinking from some of the posts on here and stuff relayed from Facebook and Twitter that they might keep actually keep him.
Big decision but from a football angle after the way the season went it had to be done.
Michelle Harness and the board have definitely made the right choice not renewing his contract.7 users thanked author for this post.
For me, comparing start of the season to the end, most improved was Sembie-Ferris.
Most regressed was Cam Wilson, for the first month of the season he looked good on the left side of the front 3. Did well against Tamworth away, seemed to be making chances in games, won a pen against Peterborough that Whitehall missed and scored that great goal against Scarborough. Somehow he disappeared to be a bit part player and ended up getting loaned to Scarborough (where I believe he did ok again).
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All good points Rene, which I agree on. Point m) is worrying but we’ll never know.
But I wouldn’t chuck it in mate if the board decide otherwise.
I think your final paragraphs suggests the club didn’t want to go up to avoid the £100k bonus cost ?
If that is the case, JD is worth keeping as he managed that down to one last kick which was probably harder to do than winning.1 user thanked author for this post.
No, whatever happens with the manager, whether I agree or not, I’ll be going and supporting.
I support Michelle Harness for having the courage and strength to take the club on and save it for us and future generations, so whatever she decides is good enough for me.11 users thanked author for this post.
Gurnelista, I know what you’re saying but I have given Dean unconditional support this season and defended him on here and still said he could turn it around to actually win the league until it was mathematically impossible, then I’ve supported him into this playoff and I really thought we’d have a go at it but we just didn’t.
The fact is if we had fought and challenged our way to second place and gone out on pens, then it would be poor to replace the manager. But, we’ve stumbled along since January, gifted the title to Tamworth then set up to nullify Boston at home in front of an 8,000 crowd. We played 2 hours of football against Boston and couldn’t score a goal.
Dean, in his Humberside interview said losing Smith, Butterfield and Whitehall were reasons for the loss of form in Jan but we had players like Shrimpton, Wilson and Pugh who have done really well loaned out to teams in the same league, we still had Elliott, and when he brought Pugh back he seemed to do well for us then dropped out of favour again. Corbett looked like a good loan signing but he didn’t even make the bench against Boston.
If the board keep Dean I can only see it turning sour if he doesn’t get results.4 users thanked author for this post.
If they do it would be a major mistake on their part. Let him walk away finishing second and going out on penalties. One last line drawn under the whole season.
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I started to type my own post mortem of yesterday but what’s the point, I agree with everything already said. There’s a dozen ways yesterday could have been done better but he didn’t do it. Everyone could see what was wrong from the first announcement of the team.
Obviously we won’t be able to afford several of the players from this years squad going forward but, honestly, it is time for a massive clear out.
I’ve tried to support JD as much as possible but it has to be over here for him now. Thanks Jimmy and good luck in the future.3 users thanked author for this post.
What could possibly go wrong….?
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