redandwhite1874 wrote:Stevie Clarke wrote:Are you honestly expecting us to believe that you can spell Beuzelin and Donati's names correctly but Imrie and Murray is beyond you?
Don't worry he more than made up for it on PnB.
' Boslan'
Hooper wrote:What is it about getting Breslin in at right back I don't get it the lad Reilly has played there for about 3 seasons and looks more than capable would also have liked to see him even step forward one as his pace and work rate would certainly offered us something different
accies123 wrote:Really? Donati??? He is starting to get dropped off, we don't even know if he holds an A licence that is what you need to take care of a team in the spl.
And we would go from a no experience manager to a no experience manager that cannot even speak proper English. He may help us stay up as a player but really does anyone think that he would be a good manager?
TheThirdProclaimer wrote:Utterly bizarre. What are you basing this Donati appointment on?! Absolutely no hint of any managerial ability so far, exactly the thing that's aimed at Canning every day on here. I thought it was surprising enough we offered him a contract with a view to stepping into coaching with us, let alone people now suggesting him as a manager. There must be literally dozens of folk better suited (i.e. actually a manager) before you jump to Donati.
Yummy Fur wrote:Willie Wastle wrote:The idea that when things go wrong the manager is to blame - and the solution is to sack him - is as prevalent in football as it is facile. It costs money, and there's no evidence it works.
Replacing Canning could perhaps raise us to the giddy heights of 6th/7th. Or condemn us to 12th and relegation. Or it may make no difference whatsoever.
Fans are fickle, and if we win 2 or 3 of the games coming up, those calling for Canning to go will fall silent.
This ^^^ or as the longest serving manager in England described it excessive reaction - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38428142
I've no doubt that Canning got lucky after the Annan and Celtic debacles, some other clubs may not of been so patient but ultimately the Accies BoD were proven correct as Accies stayed up while the teams around about them who sacked managers ended up in the play offs / got relegated. As a rule in any walk of life if you achieve your job objective you don't get sacked.
This season up until recently we were sitting 8th and until the run of 4 fixtures against the stand out teams in the division had only been beaten once in 10 games (aren't stats wonderful). Every other team (all with substantially greater budgets) in that bottom 7 have been in similar positions in that they have had difficult runs of fixtures and have dropped into the bottom 2. To date none of these teams have sacked managers so the argument often repeated that any other team would of parted company with their manager simply holds no water.
I get that some fans don't rate Canning and I don't argue that a couple of performances recently have been poor but leave me out of the pitchfork and torches witch hunt of the Accies fans social media.
Yummy Fur wrote:Just to add that list of potential replacements is frightening, it would be nice to see Donati approach anywhere near average as a player before being considered for the manager's role.
Also where is Richard Roy on that list (perhaps the most written about player on this forum)? Now that would almost be as hilarious as "Clownzo".
Bomber Harris wrote:What is bizarre about Donati? 1. he has a football brain, 2 played top league in Europe 3 champions league experience 4. 15 years experience playing and picking up football knowledge at the top level 5 Is doing his badges just now 6 Martin Canning, Gretna, hibs, Accies.
Bomber Harris wrote:Yummy Fur wrote:Just to add that list of potential replacements is frightening, it would be nice to see Donati approach anywhere near average as a player before being considered for the manager's role.
Also where is Richard Roy on that list (perhaps the most written about player on this forum)? Now that would almost be as hilarious as "Clownzo".
Bomber Harris wrote:Hooper wrote:What is it about getting Breslin in at right back I don't get it the lad Reilly has played there for about 3 seasons and looks more than capable would also have liked to see him even step forward one as his pace and work rate would certainly offered us something different
totally agree. if he was any good would a central midfielder be playing right back? Think folk see oh he's from Celtic he must be good but obviously not.
Weeman wrote:Imrie is going /away to Inverness and donati will sign a 3 year deal as manager in may
southoftheborder wrote:6 votes says it all!
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