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Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: glosterred on February 17, 2018, 07:37:21 pm
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Relieved of head coach duties at Fleetwood, must be something we did
#ftfc can confirm that Uwe Rosler has tonight been relieved of his duties as Head Coach. Full statement below.
https://www.fleetwoodtownfc.com/news/2018/february/club-statement-uwe-rosler/
COYR
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oops. wigan and now fleetwood.
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Bludy hell weve sacked some managers in our time :blink:
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Damn. On way out I said to my mates, get your money on Rosslea for next manager to be sacked!
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Not surprised at all, they were the worse team I’ve seen.
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He must absoloutely love playing against Rovers!
Joking apart though, he did a very good job last year and they were punching well above there weight. Sold a lot of there better players in the summer too.
I think he can count himself unlucky overall.
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Listening to some of their fans in pub before game and they were discussing likelihood of Paul Scholes being new manager as though Rosler had already gone
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I don't like people getting the sack on the back of us but we win so ill have to accept it but I think it is sad
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A bit ironic considering the what many of us have been saying about our manager walking on thin ice after Tuesday’s performance.
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Dont think DF has ever been walking on thin ice realy
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Fair to say they are on the slide, have over achieved being in league one I would expect them to be 1 of the 4 personally to go down.
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How often have we played sides who have been comfortably below us in the table, but who are in form and in the way up? Yesterday for once we came across a side on the way down..
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Dont think DF has ever been walking on thin ice realy
Believe me Vicar he would have been if we had lost yesterday.
The clamour for him to go would have been deafining. Do you not agree. Then the Rotherham game would have been even more difficult as the players confidence would be shot. A defeat there would have put him under massive pressure for a win against Bury. That would have been Win or Bust.
I call that thin ice. Now we got that win yesterday and a good performance to boot the players will be buoyant going to Rotherham. Anything there is are bonus points. A defeat at home to Bury won’t go down well and pressure will be building again.
I predict we will draw 1-1 at Rotherham Nd we will beat Bury 4-1 both games with a flat back 4
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oops. wigan and now fleetwood.
Not forgetting he was in charge at Brentford on that glorious day!
Do you know what nemesis means Uwe?
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oops. wigan and now fleetwood.
Not forgetting he was in charge at Brentford on that glorious day!
Do you know what nemesis means Uwe?
Walsall’s ours. They are becoming the bogey side of all bogey sides. Getting Yeovil esque isn’t it
At least we have put that one to bed.
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oops. wigan and now fleetwood.
Not forgetting he was in charge at Brentford on that glorious day!
Do you know what nemesis means Uwe?
Walsall’s ours. They are becoming the bogey side of all bogey sides. Getting Yeovil esque isn’t it
At least we have put that one to bed.
We used to struggle against Cambridge Utd at one time, and I also seem to recall that when we were in the old Division 2 and 3 North, Bury were our nemesis.
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Reading have always been a bogey side for us. Gillingham used to be, though not so much of late.
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Reading have always been a bogey side for us. Gillingham used to be, though not so much of late.
Not always (Reading).. Alan Brown might have a thing to say about that, as might Kerry Dixon!
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Reading have always been a bogey side for us. Gillingham used to be, though not so much of late.
Yes Reading for me too, just had a quick check & since the 1958/59 season we have met them 42 times, winning the grand total of 4, losing 29 & drawing 9.
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oops. wigan and now fleetwood.
Not forgetting he was in charge at Brentford on that glorious day!
Do you know what nemesis means Uwe?
A righteous infliction of retribution, manifested by an appropriate agent. In this instant an ‘orrible kitson. Doncaster Rovers.
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Reading have always been a bogey side for us. Gillingham used to be, though not so much of late.
Gillingham still are. :thumbdown:
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Reading have always been a bogey side for us. Gillingham used to be, though not so much of late.
Not always (Reading).. Alan Brown might have a thing to say about that, as might Kerry Dixon!
I'm pleased to say I was at both games.
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Dont think DF has ever been walking on thin ice realy
Believe me Vicar he would have been if we had lost yesterday.
The clamour for him to go would have been deafining. Do you not agree. Then the Rotherham game would have been even more difficult as the players confidence would be shot. A defeat there would have put him under massive pressure for a win against Bury. That would have been Win or Bust.
I call that thin ice. Now we got that win yesterday and a good performance to boot the players will be buoyant going to Rotherham. Anything there is are bonus points. A defeat at home to Bury won’t go down well and pressure will be building again.
I predict we will draw 1-1 at Rotherham Nd we will beat Bury 4-1 both games with a flat back 4
I agree with you some what but the directors have got him on to do a job and he is only half way in to it so I don't think they would of got rid