JOL OUT ALSO!!! (merged threads)

[bigalffc]

JOL OUT!!

There i've started it. it's Sanchez 2 the sequel. 096.gig

[NogoodBoyo]

Jol in.
Nogood "backbone and patience, eh" Boyo

[Edwatch_Winston_Malone]

Sorry I can't agree.  I hope that when the transfer window opens, Jol can make the team line up more his own and buy players that can play the way he wants them to.  When he does I expect that results will improve.  Either way I can't see MAF getting rid unless we are stuck in the bottom 3.

[Lighthouse]

Jol will stay and buy a few players and sell a few and we will have to put up with this sort of dull no attacking football with players stuck on the edge of the area trying to make clever through balls as our only tactic. Not looking forward to it. The only thing is at least we look as if we lack heart AND tactics now. Good old Jol.

[The King]

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[Jimpav]

Jol out...of luck.

[jarv]

I try not to criticise any Fulham players or managers. When RH and MH were appointed there were a lot of doubters. I never doubted either of them. There were enough positive signs that things would come good and they did.

When Jol was appointed I felt positive. However, it did not take me long to really doubt this man's ability. I think it is clear now.
He paid 10 mill for a player who could soon be the second coming of marlet. He picks an attacking line up on paper and the team just defends for long periods. The team has no pace which has been obvious before the start of the season when transfers were available.

For me, Jol now has a LOT OF QUESTIONS to answer. Either answer them, tell us how you are going to fix it or GO.

Today, it seems Fulham have once again hit rock bottom with another woeful away performance. I really feel for the travelling supporters. If I lived in England, I wouldn't waste my hard earnt money to be honest.

[WestCountryWhite]

Im on the fence at the moment:

In the Jol to stay column : Inherited an ageing squad, not had a chance to really stamp his mark. Im getting bored of us changing managers. We have had some horrendous luck, everton and spuds springs to mind

In the Jol to go : Trying to force a system on settled players that they can't play smacks of bad management. You work with what you've got until you can change it. Where does our record signing play????? you cannot play him and dembele in the same time in my opinion.

[Edwatch_Winston_Malone]

I try not to criticise any Fulham players or managers. When RH and MH were appointed there were a lot of doubters. I never doubted either of them. There were enough positive signs that things would come good and they did.

When Jol was appointed I felt positive. However, it did not take me long to really doubt this man's ability. I think it is clear now.
He paid 10 mill for a player who could soon be the second coming of marlet. He picks an attacking line up on paper and the team just defends for long periods. The team has no pace which has been obvious before the start of the season when transfers were available.

For me, Jol now has a LOT OF QUESTIONS to answer. Either answer them, tell us how you are going to fix it or GO.

Today, it seems Fulham have once again hit rock bottom with another woeful away performance. I really feel for the travelling supporters. If I lived in England, I wouldn't waste my hard earnt money to be honest.

He is the same manager of the team that beat Liverpool and drew with Arsenal (and were unlucky to to win there as well) and so he must be doing something right...

[ElissonSnygg]

I don't like Jol but I accept him.

[finnster01]

I try not to criticise any Fulham players or managers. When RH and MH were appointed there were a lot of doubters. I never doubted either of them. There were enough positive signs that things would come good and they did.

When Jol was appointed I felt positive. However, it did not take me long to really doubt this man's ability. I think it is clear now.
He paid 10 mill for a player who could soon be the second coming of marlet. He picks an attacking line up on paper and the team just defends for long periods. The team has no pace which has been obvious before the start of the season when transfers were available.

For me, Jol now has a LOT OF QUESTIONS to answer. Either answer them, tell us how you are going to fix it or GO.

Today, it seems Fulham have once again hit rock bottom with another woeful away performance. I really feel for the travelling supporters. If I lived in England, I wouldn't waste my hard earnt money to be honest.

He is the same manager of the team that beat Liverpool and drew with Arsenal (and were unlucky to to win there as well) and so he must be doing something right...

Like what? Having Dempsey take penalties?

[Edwatch_Winston_Malone]

I try not to criticise any Fulham players or managers. When RH and MH were appointed there were a lot of doubters. I never doubted either of them. There were enough positive signs that things would come good and they did.

When Jol was appointed I felt positive. However, it did not take me long to really doubt this man's ability. I think it is clear now.
He paid 10 mill for a player who could soon be the second coming of marlet. He picks an attacking line up on paper and the team just defends for long periods. The team has no pace which has been obvious before the start of the season when transfers were available.

For me, Jol now has a LOT OF QUESTIONS to answer. Either answer them, tell us how you are going to fix it or GO.

Today, it seems Fulham have once again hit rock bottom with another woeful away performance. I really feel for the travelling supporters. If I lived in England, I wouldn't waste my hard earnt money to be honest.

He is the same manager of the team that beat Liverpool and drew with Arsenal (and were unlucky to to win there as well) and so he must be doing something right...

Like what? Having Dempsey take penalties?

It will be interesting to find out if Dempsey was indeed the chosen one...

[YankeeJim]

No one has talked about things being Fulhamish lately. We never get lucky. Course, it can be said that the good make their own luck.

[jarv]

Edward, yes, Liverpool was a win (and a FINE game) but luck played it's part. They had greater possession, hit the bar twice and to be honest, Fulham got some kind refereeing decisions (for once).

I am not saying he should go but if the perception at work was you were doing such a poor job, you would have to answer questions wouldn't you? At the moment, Jol is failing. We all want him to succeed, but he is struggling. I feel the tactics are poor and the players, at times, just don't look interested. That's the managers job to fix!!! 089.gif

[finnster01]

Edward, yes, Liverpool was a win (and a FINE game) but luck played it's part. They had greater possession, hit the bar twice and to be honest, Fulham got some kind refereeing decisions (for once).

I am not saying he should go but if the perception at work was you were doing such a poor job, you would have to answer questions wouldn't you? At the moment, Jol is failing. We all want him to succeed, but he is struggling. I feel the tactics are poor and the players, at times, just don't look interested. That's the managers job to fix!!! 089.gif

:clap_hands:

[LBNo11]

Sorry I can't agree.  I hope that when the transfer window opens, Jol can make the team line up more his own and buy players that can play the way he wants them to.  When he does I expect that results will improve.  Either way I can't see MAF getting rid unless we are stuck in the bottom 3.

...you say that, but you of all people should be aware that it is unlikely that (unless forced to) in the next transfer window MAF is going to spend, spend, spend on big transfers; it will be a few cracks papered over and some loan deals and free transfers coupled with a few high profile players going the other way. MAF will not be happy to yet again have to dig deep whilst he is doing all he can to make the club self-sufficient...

[Swedish White]

People keep saying "give him time" (myself included). I think it is right to give the manager time, to some extent. The thing that makes me very doubtful about Jol is that his tactics have more often than not been poor this season. Against Twente and Swansea we were camped outside the penalty area refusing to attack, until we conceded. Also I generally don't like managers who don't give the players a lot of feedback during the match, but Jol is different. He doesn't say anything to the players! Why? Does he want to keep his image? As a manager you've got to be able to tell the players to change things if it's necessary. javascript:void(0);

[Swedish White]

Edward, yes, Liverpool was a win (and a FINE game) but luck played it's part. They had greater possession, hit the bar twice and to be honest, Fulham got some kind refereeing decisions (for once).

I am not saying he should go but if the perception at work was you were doing such a poor job, you would have to answer questions wouldn't you? At the moment, Jol is failing. We all want him to succeed, but he is struggling. I feel the tactics are poor and the players, at times, just don't look interested. That's the managers job to fix!!! 089.gif

+1!

[finnster01]

Mr SW,

Thank you for summing up Jol with your javascript:void(0); comment. That is the way he is.

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[zzamora]

Im on the fence at the moment:

In the Jol to stay column : Inherited an ageing squad, not had a chance to really stamp his mark. Im getting bored of us changing managers. We have had some horrendous luck, everton and spuds springs to mind

In the Jol to go : Trying to force a system on settled players that they can't play smacks of bad management. You work with what you've got until you can change it. Where does our record signing play????? you cannot play him and dembele in the same time in my opinion.

bang on here.