Merged: Surely enough, is enough now?

[JDH101]

I look at the squad and I'm happy with who we have. Pace power width but it just isn't working/happening

We don't have pace other than one full back. We don't have power. Who on earth in our squad has power? And we clearly don't have any width as every single one of our wide players looks to cut in every time. Apart from Kacka but he is useless anyway.

Our squad is average once you take the fulham rose tinted specs off. Our manager is also average. It means we are in for a very average season at best.

[bill taylors apprentice]

I was there.
The result wasn't a disaster but the performance was and its starting to look like another disastrous season.

[alfie]

We will never get rid of Kit no matter what.What is our next best option therefore?

You are right we won't, but hopefully the idiot who owns the club might!!

I would love to be an idiot with couple of billion quid in the bank,

[The Old Count]

We will never get rid of Kit no matter what.What is our next best option therefore?

You are right we won't, but hopefully the idiot who owns the club might!!

I would love to be an idiot with couple of billion quid in the bank,

I'm an idiot with sweet f a in the bank.  Mr Kahn is no idiot....he sent back my begging letter ...collect

[Barry White]

Hand our season tickets in?

[Berserker]

I have faith in Khan. I think he learns from his mistakes and thus why he is successful in other parts of his businesses.  I think he would have learnt from our previous miss management mistakes and is at the moment considering options. I think Kit is sliding towards the door, the question is when he actually goes and who to replace him with,  are there better options available at the moment or when will there be.

[alfie]

Why is it we always assume that sack and manager and the next one in will be better.

[Rudolph]

We will never get rid of Kit no matter what.What is our next best option therefore?

You are right we won't, but hopefully the idiot who owns the club might!!

I would love to be an idiot with couple of billion quid in the bank,

Well at least you're half way there!!  (only kidding)

[Logicalman]

Why is it we always assume that sack and manager and the next one in will be better.

I agree, as I said on another thread, I pray that we don't get rid of Kit just to find ourselves with a Felix MkII, and this time next year are bemoaning the club as we sit in Div 1.

[..FOF..]

Why is it we always assume that sack and manager and the next one in will be better.

I've never thought Kit would be better than Felix.

I have a wait and see approach.

The waiting is over and we can see from the results.

Next.

[Arthur]

Why is it we always assume that sack and manager and the next one in will be better.

Because we look at the manager we've got and can see that the next one would have to be unusually poor to do worse?

[fulham traveller]

Good managers get you out of this league, look at the top 6 all have good managers

[Slaphead in Qatar]

Why is it we always assume that sack and manager and the next one in will be better.

if that logic followed, then all incumbent managers would have a job for life.

[Logicalman]

Why is it we always assume that sack and manager and the next one in will be better.

if that logic followed, then all incumbent managers would have a job for life.

There you go. Then again, it seems to me that the most successful of English League teams do tend to keep their managers that little bit longer than those that are not as successful.

[Arthur]

Then again, it seems to me that the most successful of English League teams do tend to keep their managers that little bit longer than those that are not as successful.

Stability may breed success, but in my view, more often than not, it is a case of success breeds stability. A manager who gets his team promoted in his second season in charge is far more likely to have a stable job going into his third season than someone who, in that time, is unable to improve his team's fortunes.

[jimmyc19]

I look at the squad and I'm happy with who we have. Pace power width but it just isn't working/happening

We don't have pace other than one full back. We don't have power. Who on earth in our squad has power? And we clearly don't have any width as every single one of our wide players looks to cut in every time. Apart from Kacka but he is useless anyway.

Our squad is average once you take the fulham rose tinted specs off. Our manager is also average. It means we are in for a very average season at best.

Apologies because this doesn't quite fit with the thread but how an earth does Moussa Dembele not have power? He's got bags of it ...

[nose]

I have faith in Khan. I think he learns from his mistakes and thus why he is successful in other parts of his businesses.  I think he would have learnt from our previous miss management mistakes and is at the moment considering options. I think Kit is sliding towards the door, the question is when he actually goes and who to replace him with,  are there better options available at the moment or when will there be.

i usually agree with you but I am afraid I cannot see that he has learned from his errors so far and the lack of success at the jags suggests he may not be suited to sports ownership.

i am totally pessimistic about the rest of the season and the season to follow. there is not even the first glimmer of light showing. the board of directors have presided over continuing abject failure and remain in place.... even the sale of ruiz was a comedy of errors.

we need a top level revamp... nothing good will happen till we get a keegan like figure in the club that knows what needs to be done and how to get it done.

[Logicalman]

I have faith in Khan. I think he learns from his mistakes and thus why he is successful in other parts of his businesses.  I think he would have learnt from our previous miss management mistakes and is at the moment considering options. I think Kit is sliding towards the door, the question is when he actually goes and who to replace him with,  are there better options available at the moment or when will there be.

i usually agree with you but I am afraid I cannot see that he has learned from his errors so far and the lack of success at the jags suggests he may not be suited to sports ownership.

i am totally pessimistic about the rest of the season and the season to follow. there is not even the first glimmer of light showing. the board of directors have presided over continuing abject failure and remain in place.... even the sale of ruiz was a comedy of errors.

we need a top level revamp... nothing good will happen till we get a keegan like figure in the club that knows what needs to be done and how to get it done.

I agree on your sentiments there, though the rub comes with the fact that Kahn is the owner and the board is both chosen, and presided over, by him. If he has not the wherewithal to be able to run an English footie sports team, then we do have bigger issues at hand as he will not see that the board needs such changes.

I think his 'success' or otherwise with the jags is superfluous to his ownership of Fulham, or any English Footie team for that matter, as the leagues differ so very much in both the transfer policy and the measure of success. If we were in the prem, and to fail simply means that we came bottom, without the fear of relegation, then we would be somewhat of a 'success', but the leagues differ completely in that respect, and I would hope that Khan has that simple, but quite vital, fact internally digested by this time.