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[Hagan/Currie10]

Fully appreciate that this is not a Blades post, but can ANYONE please help me understand the mentally of a football club that can accept a 7.0 defeat with no wins all season and do f*CK all about it, but then then sack the manager having won at one of the most difficult ground's in the country?
What the f*ck ???

 

[NorthWalesBlade]

Personally I think the decision had already been made, with it being an international break giving the club time to appoint a new manager.

just unfortunate that they decided to win today..

 

[Blad]

Because they already had a manager lined up regardless of today’s result, or the don’t want to miss out on someone who maybe going to take over a club.

 

[metalblade]

Yes that thought occurred to me to especially when the owners trousered every penny of the Premier League prize money and sold their best players. Funny old game as Greavsie used to say.

 

[Rochdaleblade]

They probably didn't want to do a man utd who missed out on conte after beating Spurs. If Ole had lost that one Conte might be manager at old Trafford now.

 

[Tony_Kaufman]