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Chairmans backing!
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 rednblue4eva  Norwood 07 Dec 16 5.10pm |
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I see Pardews got the backing of the chairman, doesn't that usually mean P45 in the post?
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| dumbell edenbridge 07 Dec 16 7.14pm |
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not at this place thankfully
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chateauferret  09 Dec 16 9.59am |
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I think it means "F*** up again and you're out on your arse".
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| Kermit8 Hevon 09 Dec 16 10.11am |
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Well considering he could have sacked him twice over by now i think it's fair to say that Parish has his back.
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| Part Time James 09 Dec 16 10.14am |
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So what happens is this: A manager goes on a bad run and, quite predictably, the media are always going to ask the chairman for some sound bytes about that bad run. Of course a chairman will always stick by a manager unless they intend to immediately fire them. 9 times out of 10, a manager on a bad run will be the underdog in most matches and it's harder to overturn than manufacturing a win from a team high in morale. Therefore the bad run continues and the chairman has no choice but to fire the manager. This is why the "public vote of confidence" usually coincides with a firing not long afterwards. What it doesn't equate to is that the chairman is planning the departure of the manager during that interview. It just correlates that the chairman is only really ever asked about the manager at a time of turmoil. Well all that made sense in my head anyway.
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| Midlands Eagle 09 Dec 16 11.26am |
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Originally posted by Part Time James
A manager goes on a bad run and, quite predictably, the media are always going to ask the chairman for some sound bytes about that bad run. Of course a chairman will always stick by a manager unless they intend to immediately fire them. There is a further option and that is for the chairman to be unavailable for interview
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| spartakev2 Anerley 09 Dec 16 11.41am |
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Originally posted by Midlands Eagle
There is a further option and that is for the chairman to be unavailable for interview Like he had been during our 6 game loosing streak?
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| Painter Croydon 09 Dec 16 1.46pm |
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Answering a question is the polite thing to do. Saying no comment, would have fuelled more rumours.
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