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Thomas Frank - Head Coach

Glenda's Legs said:
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I think this is quite disgusting to be honest. To talk about “hounding” Frank out. If you think he should’ve gone then direct your ire at the board who are putting him through tomorrow.
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Jesus wept, what a divisive fan base we have.
 
Mikey10 said:
I'm not sure anything saves him in the eyes of many of our fans after Saturday. It seems impossible that he will turn it around - and I'm not sure he wants to stick around either given the fan reaction. Who would?
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Hypothetically, if he wins tomorrow and at Burnley, do you think the club still pulls the trigger?

It’s not often you see a manager sacked off the back of 2 wins inside of a week
 
Glenda's Legs said:
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I think this is quite disgusting to be honest. To talk about “hounding” Frank out. If you think he should’ve gone then direct your ire at the board who are putting him through tomorrow.
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The irony of a page/group dedicated to improving the atmosphere promoting toxicity is almost too perfect
 
RunTMC said:
Hypothetically, if he wins tomorrow and at Burnley, do you think the club still pulls the trigger?

It’s not often you see a manager sacked off the back of 2 wins inside of a week
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He's gone, tomorrow, next week, next month, its fudging over.

And that is criminal negligence by the club, making the players, fans, club and even Frank just zombie through the games between now and the inevitable is a firing offense by itself.
 
MartyFunkhouser said:
I literally was just told he is gone, I suspect Dortmund doesn't change that, in fact news today solidifies that view in my mind.
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Ok, so it could be end of season then...


I have to say, i thought the performance vs West Ham made sure that no-one on the board could justify keeping him beyond the summer.
 
glorygloryeze said:
Ok, so it could be end of season then...


I have to say, i thought the performance vs West Ham made sure that no-one on the board could justify keeping him beyond the summer.
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His approach against Chelsea and Scum meant he never was the long term answer
He should have been gone after Fulham
There is zero chance he makes it to March (February fixtures and the current toxicity at stadium is untenable)

This is classic brick leadership, the minute you know someone will fail, pull the trigger, don't wait for them to "prove it" don't wait for others to have to agree with your decision, and most importantly don't wait for the employees that person manages to get to where they want nothing to do with your organization for someone you were always going to fire.

Executives are paid to make executive decisions, that's what's not happening right now.
 
MartyFunkhouser said:
No Its Imminent
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It’s insane to me that they have made that decision but keep him for tomorrow night - not as in I don’t believe you, but as in it’s just such a pointless thing to do.

As I’ve said countless times, I think he should have the season minimum, but it’s just madness to leave him in charge tomorrow if they’re going to give him the push as they think he’s not up to it.
 
Raziel said:
His approach against Chelsea and Scum meant he never was the long term answer
He should have been gone after Fulham
There is zero chance he makes it to March (February fixtures and the current toxicity at stadium is untenable)

This is classic brick leadership, the minute you know someone will fail, pull the trigger, don't wait for them to "prove it" don't wait for others to have to agree with your decision, and most importantly don't wait for the employees that person manages to get to where they want nothing to do with your organization for someone you were always going to fire.

Executives are paid to make executive decisions, that's what's not happening right now.
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It has been bad for years, i.e. poor leadership on the football front. Including when we had Levy.
Remember Jol getting sacked at HT during a Europa league game...

Shambles when it comes to football. Great when it comes to commercialisation
 
Push and run said:
I agree. I can see why people might think he's not the right fit, but I still think supporting our players and manager is the way to go. Would the club sack him if we'd drawn 1-1 on Saturday? I suspect not. So why sack him on the back of conceding a goal from a corner? He's either the right person or he's not. The rest – from the fans, the press and online – is just noise.
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If “goals from corners” don’t count then Frank is even more fudged!
 
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