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On Sky Bet currently Keith Hill is 6/5 fav. Adkins and Ball are 4/1. McMahon is 8/1 and Andy Dawson is 12/1,
I hope this happens, but sincerely doubt that it will. If it did then changes would need to be made, and new players would have to be brought in come January.
Interesting to hear Swann talking about Adkins and having his phone number on his phone, get it bloody dialled man!!!
Wouldn’t confirm or deny if Adkins had applied….
Maybe he is trying to get the odds higher so his mates can all get a good price on Hill. Sky Bet are running a book on it!
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Hill is now joint fav (5/1) along with McMahon!
On Sky Bet he is 5/1 fav. Hill is 6/1. Adkins is 8/1.
Please ye gods make it be Nigel!!
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Who the hell is Chris Beech?
Would be great to see Nige come back. I doubt he would even if some bookies had him as favourite earlier on.
If he did then Swanny would have to agree to quite a few conditions to oil the wheels.
UTI Till I Die!
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She is still on her hands and knees looking for her glasses…
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They should be talking about developing already well established football grounds, there must be thousands here that could do with government grants to improve them. Then after the World Cup they could let them just keep the upgrades.
I might be dreaming or even barking up the wrong tree. Never mind…
As long as teams like Crawley continue to underestimate us, we have a good chance of beating them and will avoid relegation.
It looks (to all intent and purpose) like The Iron have learned how to fight, and will not allow mediocre sides to simply roll them over.
Long may they continue to improve!
UTBI (By the way, Crawley is a shithole.)
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He’s been hiding a while now
I genuinely thought he must have either emigrated or sadly passed away.
I predict he’s been travelling the world abusing people but covid travel restrictions forced him back !
Damnit, you had to use the word ‘sadly!’
It’s sad watching what is happening, even from here. People ask me all the time how The Iron are getting on, they say that the only way is up, but they don’t know how far we have fallen.
Sacking the manager won’t help, partly because we will end up with a shower of shit journey men to chose from. Managers who have tried and failed multiple times. Nobody serious will even want to manage The Iron.
I haven’t the time or patience to work out the average time our managers last, but I bet it ain’t long.
When you are in a hole, stop digging. That is what people say. Yet our chairman is so aloof that he doesn’t believe simple facts of life apply to him. He has been digging for so long that he is going to creat a new fault line.
Like I said, it’s sad.😢
That is enough now, don’t blame a well below average team, or for that matter a manager who has had to work with no actual support.
This is down to Swann and his little board of signets. He can blame COVID, and any of the managers he has hired then fired. The buck stops with him, and we all know it.
We need this dickhead to resign it’s chairmanship now, and give way to someone with more experience. Even if he can’t sell his controlling shares, we need, nay deserve, better.
Without Swann in charge, we might well get some outside investment. Without which we can’t expect to sign any, even half decent players in January.
UTBI 🙁
Serves you feckers right. You didn’t touch your forlocks and bow in adoration.
So he took his ball home and his money (and the clubs assets) and took you out of the league.
That will teach you to be more appreciative of the great and the good!
PS it’s your fault (and Covid)
Sorry Lord Swann I promise to try harder next week.
He ain’t no lord, more like a turd. I hate the feck. RIP The Iron. 😢
October 7, 2021 at 3:59 pm in reply to: Harrogate away, time to show our fury as supporters? #214994Singing anti Swann chants from the terraces will only piss off the manager and his team. Swann won’t be there and won’t be listening. Just like he may have his stooges in here, but he won’t be reading any of these posts.
When I suggested protesting on the pitch, I did not mean a violent protest, nor did I suggest interrupting the match.
News of a silent sit down protest on the pitch, about 35 minutes before kick off, would definitely reach him. Cool heads are always required for any successful demo. Done correctly it could get more of our fans on board. Might even get on Look North.
Nobody expected the Iron to get anything from that match. The reality being that we are currently favourites for relegation from league two, and Rotherham are a decent league one side who could well get into the playoffs.
So Neil had nothing to lose, and that have him licence to try something else. I only hope that he was inspired by the way his team can perform, given the correct tactics.
We must continue playing 4-4-2, and force our opponents into making errors.
The season is young, we should not give up the ghost now!
UTBI
October 4, 2021 at 7:44 pm in reply to: Harrogate away, time to show our fury as supporters? #214793Any protest against the current regime should be done at home, with a sit down protest on the pitch. Get everyone on board, men women and children. Don’t call out the manager or his (our) players, this is all about the oppression of our club by the Swann family.
UTBI
I’m far from happy with the status quo at Glanford Park these days. But I don’t think the answer is resorting to sacking yet another manager.
If we escape relegation this year, and I’m certain that there are more than two teams performing worse than dear old Scunny. He should be allowed to buy a few more players and aim a little higher next season.
The problem lies with the chairman and his team (family.)
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I’m getting in early to give Neil & Mark 24 hours to digest the team suggestion and come to the conclusion that it can’t be any worse and just might work.
Watson
Rowe Onariase Taft Thompson
Wood Perry Pugh
Beestin
Bunn ScrimshawAssumptions:- Millen & Davis not fit, Hackney not guaranteed a start
Proviso:- No long, high balls to the front two. UTI.I hope you are right, in the absence of Ryan Loft, that is about the best we can expect.
UTBI
Manni sent off for professional foul. We are down to 10 men, but had he not made the foul we could be 1 – 0 down. Thoughts?
Well done to the Hungarians for booing the Marxist knee taking for BLM yesterday! Unlike our lily livered libtards who celebrate such submission!
They were top class and loud throughout! Something for their country to be proud of! Shows what happens when you live in a country which allows patriotism and doesn’t allow libtards to hate on their nation! I wish England fans would follow suit!
What’s all this got to do with football? The simple fact of the matter is that Hungary were stuffed four nowt, could’ve/should’ve been eight. Hungary collapsed after the first goal and the “patriotic” fans kicked off, the same has happened in the past with England. The players are embarrassed to be representing idiots.
It’s the football that counts, and fair play. We are better than this stupidity.Ok, so let’s look at this from a liberal’s point of view. Put the boots on the other feet.
If a team full of swanky rich players turned up to play England at Wembley, tried to show us how to behave, then continued to thrash us, then score 4 goals without ever looking likely to concede. How do you expect the England fans to behave? Do you remember the fuss made because they sang ‘fuck the IRA’ at Parkhead?
I can’t even call this double standards, because this is multi faceted ignorance.
Hold on, there must be black people in Hungary. Maybe not in their National team (yet) but surely those so called ‘ultras’ must be cheering on black players when supporting their local teams?
Perhaps they dislike English players in general. Everybody knows how pampered they are and how much money they get.
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I would first like to say that I don’t approve of racist abuse, less still monkey chanting. But I also don’t like this ‘taking the knee’ business.
Personally I won’t boo this, I would simply turn my back on the players while they do it.
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Re the penalty. My ma always said ‘never look a gift horse in the mouth.’
Here’s to a few more like that as this new teams battles to surpass all our expectations.
Perhaps Harry Wood will grow up to be a Kane?
August 27, 2021 at 6:56 pm in reply to: At what point do we consider the manager is the problem? #212712Semantics (lol).
I still think that to sack the manager again will solve nothing. The fault lies with Peter Swann, and only his removal and the recovery of the assets he has taken will even scratch the surface.
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August 26, 2021 at 12:49 pm in reply to: At what point do we consider the manager is the problem? #212634He inherited a team of players in the last years of their contracts, who were simply not interested last year. Subsequently they were all released and Cox was allowed to bring in his own men, as long as they didn’t cost anything. The problem isn’t Cox, it is the asset stripping Furher who is blaming the players, the manager, the staff and the fans. Everybody is to blame except the one who is (and has been) totally responsible.
To summarise. I have lost count of how many managers have been fired in the last fifteen years. A knee jerk reaction that solves absolutely nothing.
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It was James Moody and Alex Kenyon in the Radio Humberside Bay doing commentary, Kenyon has a scouse accent so I will let you guess who was doing the main bit because I didn’t hear it, I had a little chat with Alex before the game and he is a real nice bloke to talk to, he said he is nearly fit to play now.
Not definitely fit to play yet then?
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Well done Marty for putting a complaint in, if no one says anything nothing will change, at least your trying, if everyone tried a bit of direct action things might change, Oldham fans are trying various actions, the first failed miserably a group organised a home attendance boycott but ended up getting more in than previous opening day fixture, they ended that one and blamed coved and lack of tickets for away games, the second one went rather better with the pitch invasion on Saturday that has got everyones attention, media wise as well as an fa investigation. Posters on here have a lot to say, it’s about time they backed it up.
I would advise caution, as that post looks dangerously close to inciting a pitch invasion.
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Not as many real pubs down here these days, I usually head out of town for a drink as it’s much cheaper. If I was stood there at the bar waiting to be served, and the staff were not serving anyone else, I would lean over the bar and in a slightly louder voice I’d say ‘excuse me!’ If that didn’t work I’d raise my voice until I got their attention. They’re bar staff, and probably have other jobs elsewhere. Insist upon service and you will surely get it.
If all of the afore mentioned problems are to do with Swann lowering the value of the club. Then he may well sell it to Coolsilk in a bonfire sale…
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