Pretty much my thoughts on the matter too. It was no doubt the longest sustained period of shit in the clubs history. 6 successive seasons outside the top 2 divisions had never been done before. But McCabe blamed bad luck. And I know that because I was there when he said it. Bad manager after bad manager, shit player after shit player replacing good players sold on the cheap to the first bidder. If he wants to use bad luck as his reasons, he has to accept he got lucky with Wilder and its not a stroke of genius.
I've not liked McCabe, or at the very least trusted him, since he lied about James Beattie's transfer. He didn't have the flu you liar. You just couldn't be man enough about it. The Judge has sussed him to a tee. And now we have him on radio doing his best to stir the pot. Some Blade...
Hes turned into a bitter old man overnight. His house of cards has come down and he's looking to blame everyone but himself. For too long he's swaggered around running the show with nobody to answer to. McCabe questions the suitability of a man HE BROUGHT In to run the club. If McCabe is fetching in men he doesn't find suitable, I'd argue it is him that isn't suitable.
Swallow the pill McCabe. You've had your time. As said elsewhere, we've outgrown your ambition. You want us to be a nice tight-nit club with a community driven ethos which is fine, but football has moved on. Its a global industry, not a local village.
Dooley quit because he couldn't keep up with the modern game and fast it was changing. McCabe is the same.