Says who?
That will undoubtedly be a factor to some extent, but just as big a factor is that the gap in quality isn't very big.
Says who?
Kieran wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 5:29 pm Dunn now saying it's a big gap between L2 and the National League.
Sorry, that's BS and we all know it.
We saw much better National League teams come to Holker St. last season than we've seen this year from League 2 teams. All have been very average, even poor.
Dunn is making a pathetic and lame excuse for his own inadequacies and failings.
'Dunn and Dusted' is really saying that he hasn't a clue how to turn this bad situation around.
Not the type of leader anyone wants.
Rather we need a Churchillian-style leader, who stands-up to adversity and and vows to fight on and achieve victory by sheer blood and guts.
I don't want to hear any defeatist talk, that our League 2 opponents are too good for us.
If that's who he is as a man, we need to show him the door.
That's two of the classic desperation quotes attributed to Dunn in the space of a few minutes "Having to be more ruthless" and "Difficult to attract players". These are not great signs and are both poor excuses and reflect self-doubt. Not good.+[ [[Kris]] ]+ wrote: ↑Sat Oct 10, 2020 5:57 pm
I appreciate what Dunn is saying about it being hard to attract players to Barrow, but that's his job. He needs to believe in the club and sell it. There's a lot to offer, we're a well run club with ambition and can offer a stable income when others might not have that luxury. It's a great time to attract good players to Barrow.
Dunn starting with the excuses already shows he's feeling the pressure.
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