Re: Thank you Mark Hughes
A Message to Mark Hughes:
I hope you read these threads, Mark, as you will find that not everyone is as trigger happy as the club.
Thanks for the effort you put in to the club, the signings you made (I was the biggest opposer of Bellamy before I saw him play in blue shirt, now I wish the whole team was made up of 10 Bellamy's and a Given) and for the progress you brought about the club.
You know as well as we do that its a project far from finished (ha..its hardly even begun) and I have myself been critical, like many others of some of our performances recently. Though I'd hazard a guess not as critical as yourself and the players have been on yourselves. Yet I, again probably like yourself, cannot understand how the club expects to build an empire on sandy foundations and right now I am left with a feeling of what if.
Still, knee jerk reactions are apparently all the rage in your line of work, and they are unfortunatley as accepted as they are frequent - though I tend to agree with Steve Bruce, in that allowing media pressure to squeeze out managers after every poor refereeing decision will only harm the profession in the long run.
Only in football though (even that tit Bush got a guaranteed 4 years to run the US economy into the ground and start 2 illegal wars) -we cant give a full season to test your credentials with final league and cup standings. Shame on the board.
Finally, good luck in your future ventures (with exception to when your teams come up against us) ;)
A Message to Mark Hughes:
I hope you read these threads, Mark, as you will find that not everyone is as trigger happy as the club.
Thanks for the effort you put in to the club, the signings you made (I was the biggest opposer of Bellamy before I saw him play in blue shirt, now I wish the whole team was made up of 10 Bellamy's and a Given) and for the progress you brought about the club.
You know as well as we do that its a project far from finished (ha..its hardly even begun) and I have myself been critical, like many others of some of our performances recently. Though I'd hazard a guess not as critical as yourself and the players have been on yourselves. Yet I, again probably like yourself, cannot understand how the club expects to build an empire on sandy foundations and right now I am left with a feeling of what if.
Still, knee jerk reactions are apparently all the rage in your line of work, and they are unfortunatley as accepted as they are frequent - though I tend to agree with Steve Bruce, in that allowing media pressure to squeeze out managers after every poor refereeing decision will only harm the profession in the long run.
Only in football though (even that tit Bush got a guaranteed 4 years to run the US economy into the ground and start 2 illegal wars) -we cant give a full season to test your credentials with final league and cup standings. Shame on the board.
Finally, good luck in your future ventures (with exception to when your teams come up against us) ;)