Time to get serious
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thedon1969
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Time to get serious
We cannot get relegated into the league below, it will be nearly impossible to get out of with the bulk of quality and money in the league now.
It would be a case of 1 step forward 2 back.
I know I'm staying the obvious slightly but it's time to get serious and big decisions are needed to be made not thought about.
- Exit door for certain people at the club from top to bottom
- Loan signings we have aren't good enough
- Fans Forum at the club ASAP
- Unfortunately with the position we are in the money we made on our best players last year will now HAVE TO go on investing in the current team and set up to keep us up not other plans
- High profile manager with League 2 / top end Conf National contacts
- 5 Quality players (Def, Mids)
It would be a case of 1 step forward 2 back.
I know I'm staying the obvious slightly but it's time to get serious and big decisions are needed to be made not thought about.
- Exit door for certain people at the club from top to bottom
- Loan signings we have aren't good enough
- Fans Forum at the club ASAP
- Unfortunately with the position we are in the money we made on our best players last year will now HAVE TO go on investing in the current team and set up to keep us up not other plans
- High profile manager with League 2 / top end Conf National contacts
- 5 Quality players (Def, Mids)
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HenneysKnee
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Re: Time to get serious
What’s the point of having another fans forum?
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Chris Benoit
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Re: Time to get serious
We don't need one. The new management team (with Conf and League 1/2 experience) will be announced very soon and will be given a decent budget to get us out of this mess. We will stay up, get rid of the dead wood and kick on next year.
Steve Herbert supports the nob theory - Saturday 4th February 2012.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
Re: Time to get serious
Spot on
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Re: Time to get serious
I would want the next manager to line up the entire playing squad on the touchline and tell everyone who wants to play for Barrow to take one step forward. However many (or few) there are, they should be the backbone of building a new team. The rest can either walk away (and let's face it, Harrison won't be arsed to run) or they can put themselves in the shop window by being professional and putting the effort in until a replacement can be found.
If we are going to go down then I want it to be with a team of players who care about it, who will fight to stop it, and who will form the basis of a fightback next season.
If we are going to go down then I want it to be with a team of players who care about it, who will fight to stop it, and who will form the basis of a fightback next season.
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The whole team that finished 1999 were probably paid less than one of our current "stars"
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Amen to that!Bigfathoss wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 11:54 am I would want the next manager to line up the entire playing squad on the touchline and tell everyone who wants to play for Barrow to take one step forward. However many (or few) there are, they should be the backbone of building a new team. The rest can either walk away (and let's face it, Harrison won't be arsed to run) or they can put themselves in the shop window by being professional and putting the effort in until a replacement can be found.
If we are going to go down then I want it to be with a team of players who care about it, who will fight to stop it, and who will form the basis of a fightback next season.
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Re: Time to get serious
"Will be given a decent budget to get us out of this mess" ? where has that come from, have I missed something ?.Chris Benoit wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 10:45 am We don't need one. The new management team (with Conf and League 1/2 experience) will be announced very soon and will be given a decent budget to get us out of this mess. We will stay up, get rid of the dead wood and kick on next year.
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Casson himself has said the budget is 30% higher than last season. It's well known that PC wasn't happy with the way Cox was with his budget (blitzing through it then asking for more). The new manager will free up some wages and will agree a budget before accepting the job, anyone would be stupid to accept a job without knowing the limitations.
Steve Herbert supports the nob theory - Saturday 4th February 2012.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
If this bus crashed and everybody on it died, Barrow football would end - Daz Boyle, Boston away, August 9th 2014.
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Re: Time to get serious
It's clear various people in the support have various "sources" giving differing and opposing viewpoints of what may or may not be going on, whether that's friends of agents posting players gripes, fans talking to Casson on whatsapp and posting snippets of optimism, directors PMing people on here or social media or whatever.
It's all just a bit toxic at the moment, this forum is being used as a proxy for peoples personal agendas rather than the good of the club, and those who are the mouthpieces are being used to the detriment of the club, but lapping it up in order to look in the know and important.
It's all just a bit toxic at the moment, this forum is being used as a proxy for peoples personal agendas rather than the good of the club, and those who are the mouthpieces are being used to the detriment of the club, but lapping it up in order to look in the know and important.
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Well said Steve. It is not just some players who need to get behind the club or ship out.Ste Story wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 12:39 pm It's clear various people in the support have various "sources" giving differing and opposing viewpoints of what may or may not be going on, whether that's friends of agents posting players gripes, fans talking to Casson on whatsapp and posting snippets of optimism, directors PMing people on here or social media or whatever.
It's all just a bit toxic at the moment, this forum is being used as a proxy for peoples personal agendas rather than the good of the club, and those who are the mouthpieces are being used to the detriment of the club, but lapping it up in order to look in the know and important.
Re: Time to get serious
Fully agree, there have been many toxic posts over the last few months which, whatever there (or their) intention have been damaging to the club. I can't see any logic to it or understand why people seek to damage the club's reputation or spread rumours or whatever. It's very sad. It's bad enough on the pitch right now without having to read constant sniping. Hopefully with the new manager will come new optimism, new ideas, new players new everything and an end to bullshit agendas. It's becoming harder and harder to read the forum and contribute, especially if you try and give any type of positive opinion. The club has been in much much worse situations than this over the years. It needs every supporter fully committed to survival, as well as the players and management. We can stay up, comfortably, if everyone is pulling in the same direction.Jim wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 12:43 pmWell said Steve. It is not just some players who need to get behind the club or ship out.Ste Story wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 12:39 pm It's clear various people in the support have various "sources" giving differing and opposing viewpoints of what may or may not be going on, whether that's friends of agents posting players gripes, fans talking to Casson on whatsapp and posting snippets of optimism, directors PMing people on here or social media or whatever.
It's all just a bit toxic at the moment, this forum is being used as a proxy for peoples personal agendas rather than the good of the club, and those who are the mouthpieces are being used to the detriment of the club, but lapping it up in order to look in the know and important.
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Re: Time to get serious
Let's all get behind this relegation battle. Who wants mid table mediocrity anyway!! Backs to the wall is when Barrow are best. At least a bit of character was shown last night. Let's kick on, get the sick notes back and fight like madmen for every point.
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Re: Time to get serious
We could do with a meltdown thread where the azzy wazzy gang can tell us about things in a passive aggressive manor.PRR wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 12:59 pmFully agree, there have been many toxic posts over the last few months which, whatever there (or their) intention have been damaging to the club. I can't see any logic to it or understand why people seek to damage the club's reputation or spread rumours or whatever. It's very sad. It's bad enough on the pitch right now without having to read constant sniping. Hopefully with the new manager will come new optimism, new ideas, new players new everything and an end to bullshit agendas. It's becoming harder and harder to read the forum and contribute, especially if you try and give any type of positive opinion. The club has been in much much worse situations than this over the years. It needs every supporter fully committed to survival, as well as the players and management. We can stay up, comfortably, if everyone is pulling in the same direction.
Anyway, for what its worth I don't think we will get relegated and think we will be okay comfortably (the wonderful world of spending power will save us,*) and to coin some bullshit management phrases its good to make mistakes if you learn from them.
Lets just don't do it again next season eh fellas.
*No Pedro, Please don't reply with North Korea comparisons or Casson building an Aldi on Holker Street or whatever.
Re: Time to get serious
Would not dream of it LowenbrauLowtower wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 1:37 pmWe could do with a meltdown thread where the azzy wazzy gang can tell us about things in a passive aggressive manor.PRR wrote: ↑Wed Oct 25, 2017 12:59 pm
Fully agree, there have been many toxic posts over the last few months which, whatever there (or their) intention have been damaging to the club. I can't see any logic to it or understand why people seek to damage the club's reputation or spread rumours or whatever. It's very sad. It's bad enough on the pitch right now without having to read constant sniping. Hopefully with the new manager will come new optimism, new ideas, new players new everything and an end to bullshit agendas. It's becoming harder and harder to read the forum and contribute, especially if you try and give any type of positive opinion. The club has been in much much worse situations than this over the years. It needs every supporter fully committed to survival, as well as the players and management. We can stay up, comfortably, if everyone is pulling in the same direction.
Anyway, for what its worth I don't think we will get relegated and think we will be okay comfortably (the wonderful world of spending power will save us,*) and to coin some bullshit management phrases its good to make mistakes if you learn from them.
Lets just don't do it again next season eh fellas.
*No Pedro, Please don't reply with North Korea comparisons or Casson building an Aldi on Holker Street or whatever.
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