Can we move on now...

[Nero]

This place has been pretty embarrassing the last few days. People getting worked up by absolutely nothing. Let's just concentrate on the last four games.

 

[Glover_elbow]

I will back him until he fûcks off at the first offer at the end of the season

 

[Diego]

I will back him until he fûcks off at the first offer at the end of the season

Why do you hate him so much?

 

[newyddion]

You clearly read what you want to read. It doesn't take much to search back to find comments like "sack him now", or "he best go now he's not to be trusted" "damaged good eff off" etc etc.

None of that was there before he fuelled speculation!

 

[TheYorkshireTerrier]

This place has been pretty embarrassing the last few days. People getting worked up by absolutely nothing. Let's just concentrate on the last four games.

I think it's been quite entertaining, nice to see the board full of football threads for once.

 

[Diego]

I think it's been quite entertaining, nice to see the board full of football threads for once.

Totally agree. Some of my posts were tongue in cheek, some weren’t. But have enjoyed reading the board this week. Made the game come around quick too. Roll on tomorrow

 

[JM14]

I dont think its possible to properly move on from that, clearly something in it or he would have just denied it. Fully expect we will be in the same situation if we begin next season well and a decent job comes up elsewhere

 

[HarryVegas]

Nobody wanted him sacked.. just clarification. Perfectly reasonable.

"One thing I can be sure of: I don't trust Chris Wilder."

 

[allied_assault]

Focus has to be Swansea - win the game and let's see where that puts us!!

 

[Same_as_before]

I dont think its possible to properly move on from that, clearly something in it or he would have just denied it. Fully expect we will be in the same situation if we begin next season well and a decent job comes up elsewhere

So basically you want him to deny not going for a job. Does he have to do this every time a job becomes available? What about the opening for a manager in say France or Italy.

And Capy I know that's a double negative.

 

[festa5]

I dont think its possible to properly move on from that, clearly something in it or he would have just denied it. Fully expect we will be in the same situation if we begin next season well and a decent job comes up elsewhere

I think unfortunately some people will think like that definitely.

For me his handling of it was poor. Whether that was due to some disagreement behind the scenes or because he was genuinely hoping he'd be offered it we'll never know. But he's addressed it, Gibson is satisfied (who knows more than anyone what, if anything has gone on) so that's good enough for me.

My suspicion is that the meeting with Gibson about "planning for next season" was about providing assurances both ways. Both seem satisfied.

I'm confident he's going nowhere till at least the end of next season now (bar disaster on the pitch which is a different matter altogether).

 

[HarryVegas]

What part of "The fans don't need to question my commitment" don't people understand?

 

[newyddion]

"One thing I can be sure of: I don't trust Chris Wilder."

The situation required clarification did it not?

 

[Midnight to Six Man]

Definitely time to move on , although I can't understand why he didn't make a similar statement 5 days ago

 

[BoroFur]

What part of "The fans don't need to question my commitment" don't people understand?

They do understand.

They just don't understand why it wasn't said a week ago, that's all.

 

[SmallTown]

I'm not moving on until I get the Sue Grey report into Burnley Recruitment

 

[Glover_elbow]

Why do you hate him so much?

I dont hate him at all, i just dont think hes the messiah figure like some on here. in fact i dont hate much apart from delusional Geordies. I think hes a good not great manager, but far far better than we have had in recent years. I didn't like the way he called out the players like" international Paddy MacNair" the other week why say international other than to humiliate mcnair. Yet he wont criticise the forwards he has signed who have been abysmal. When he said no comment about warnocks retirement as well i thought that was really petty. I am happy to back him if he gets things right on the pitch. Do i trust him, not really i think he's interested in his own success rather than anything long term and sustainable for the club and would jump at the first better opportunity rather than finishing something he started here, in other words his moral compass was bought at same shop as Steve McLaren. Finally anyone who needs to claim themselves as honest publicly in interview normally isnt.

 

[Same_as_before]

I think unfortunately some people will think like that definitely.

For me his handling of it was poor. Whether that was due to some disagreement behind the scenes or because he was genuinely hoping he'd be offered it we'll never know. But he's addressed it, Gibson is satisfied (who knows more than anyone what, if anything has gone on) so that's good enough for me.

My suspicion is that the meeting with Gibson about "planning for next season" was about providing assurances both ways. Both seem satisfied.

I'm confident he's going nowhere till at least the end of next season now (bar disaster on the pitch which is a different matter altogether).

Why was it poor? Do you go home to your partner and say I didn't play away yesterday?

 

[Scrug]

I’m behind him, but don’t trust him. He met with Burnley.

 

[festa5]

Why was it poor? Do you go home to your partner and say I didn't play away yesterday?

If my partner asked me "are you thinking of leaving me?"

I'm pretty sure my answer wouldn't be "well you never know what's round the corner".

Good luck to you if you think that'd put the matter to bed