Does anyone else accept we are in a relegation battle?

Redlips

Redlips

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I am really worried we could go down.

A yes man appointed who took an age to decide.

A head coach bailed out by Neil Warnock as we were heading to league one at pace.

Never been so underwhelmed by an appointment.

Nobody else has ever made a move for him.

I think this is going to end in tears.

Papa Johns 7pm kicks off next season.

I think we are doomed.

I hope I am wrong.
 
Think the majority of the fan base are fairly happy and excited by Carrick. He hasn’t completed his backroom staff yet. He’s a 5 time premier league, champions league and europa league winning England international and a fantastic player who has had coaching experiences under some of the biggest managers in world football at arguably the biggest club in the world. Let’s just see what happens. I for one I’m excited and behind the Carrick era.

Let’s go Boro! 3 points to start the Carrick era on Saturday
 
indeedido said:
Of course we are in a relegation battle, but at least we now have a new manager and I really wish him well.
I've no idea whether he will be a good appointment or not, but I wish him well
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We don’t have a manager, we have a head coach. The terminology is important. A head coach will have no say over recruitment.

UTB.
 
It’s possible that we could drop of course but anyone who seriously thinks this squad is bottom three material is having a laugh. Any half decent manager could comfortably get this side into the top half at the very least. Carrick needs to hit the ground running though or it will be a tricky second half of the season - there’s no guarantee he will succeed as a manager of course
 
Funky_Chicken said:
It’s possible that we could drop of course but anyone who seriously thinks this squad is bottom three material is having a laugh. Any half decent manager could comfortably get this side into the top half at the very least. Carrick needs to hit the ground running though or it will be a tricky second half of the season - there’s no guarantee he will succeed as a manager of course
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You do realise we’ve spent the majority of the season in the bottom three?
 
Redlips said:
I am really worried we could go down.

A yes man appointed who took an age to decide.
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On what grounds do you name him a yes man?

We are in a relegation scrap but there's a hell of a long way to go - if we're where we are now come the next transfer window I'll be worried.
 
Diego said:
Think the majority of the fan base are fairly happy and excited by Carrick. He hasn’t completed his backroom staff yet. He’s a 5 time premier league, champions league and europa league winning England international and a fantastic player who has had coaching experiences under some of the biggest managers in world football at arguably the biggest club in the world. Let’s just see what happens. I for one I’m excited and behind the Carrick era.

Let’s go Boro! 3 points to start the Carrick era on Saturday
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He might have all those credentials, but he’s got a different type of squad here.
 
Diego said:
Think the majority of the fan base are fairly happy and excited by Carrick. He hasn’t completed his backroom staff yet. He’s a 5 time premier league, champions league and europa league winning England international and a fantastic player who has had coaching experiences under some of the biggest managers in world football at arguably the biggest club in the world. Let’s just see what happens. I for one I’m excited and behind the Carrick era.

Let’s go Boro! 3 points to start the Carrick era on Saturday
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If we are going down the route of a novice, premier league champion then John Terry has more coaching experience than Carrick.

Carrick seems a timid yes man to me. He is very lucky man that Gibson has taken a punt on him.

I was in the anyone but Dyche camp.

But my word if somebody said Woodgate was close to a return I would have rushed to the Dundas Arcade to pick him up from his security job at home bargains.

Absolutely pointless sacking Wilder and Warnock.
 
Redlips said:
If we are going down the route of a novice, premier league champion then John Terry has more coaching experience than Carrick.

Carrick seems a timid yes man to me. He is very lucky man that Gibson has taken a punt on him.

I was in the anyone but Dyche camp.

But my word if somebody said Woodgate was close to a return I would have rushed to the Dundas Arcade to pick him up from his security job at home bargains.

Absolutely pointless sacking Wilder and Warnock.
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Would rather not have John Terry thanks. Not sure where you are getting this yes man chat from. Carrick has had enough coaching experience for me to be given a shot. Don’t write him off yet.
 
Redlips said:
If we are going down the route of a novice, premier league champion then John Terry has more coaching experience than Carrick.

Carrick seems a timid yes man to me. He is very lucky man that Gibson has taken a punt on him.

I was in the anyone but Dyche camp.

But my word if somebody said Woodgate was close to a return I would have rushed to the Dundas Arcade to pick him up from his security job at home bargains.

Absolutely pointless sacking Wilder and Warnock.
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In fairness he made a big call dropping Ronaldo when he was interim manager at Utd.

 
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