At the moment we are in trouble but if we get a compitent manager, we do have time to make it right and survive.

We do need Alan to stand up and help us as a team to stay in this league

Hardy coming off social media will be a help as it's time we focused on three crucial things.

Results - Obviously because we don't want to drop into non-league 

Recruitment - This team needs players. Especially two centre midfielders. Also add a target man striker and a right-back and left-back. 

Finances - Heard Hardy say on Football Focus that we are 2.5 million in debt. Plus after the spending this season and going out early in cup competitions, we've probably lost even more money. 

I think we are deep trouble if the players continue to perform like they do, Ross Fitzsimons has improved enough but just some of the outfield players never seem to be on the same wavelength as others.

On 18/11/2018 at 21:24, allardyces tash said:

I feel this way as of late, it's awkward and doesn't make good reading when I feel the urge to moan about this bloody club.

The poor form could continue provided we still pick up more points than those below us, its hard to see how without a new manager in place anything will change but fans have to believe it can.

On 19/11/2018 at 07:52, LozCloughSLO said:

Sorry (not sorry) but it's absolutely irresponsible for anyone, at this point in this club's life/history, to call for Alan Hardy to leave this club!

The fact is, that all of the vile tweets and the tedious, rude comments to him via social media, serve no real purpose other than to make him wonder why on earth he'd invest best part of £SEVEN MILLION POUNDS -YES - H-I-S-H-A-R-D E-A-R-N-E-D MONEY - on people who show, not one modicum of understanding for him/his situation; for the fact that he's clearly not had the best advice nor for the fact that his 'business model' for the club, has just simply, not (yet) worked!

As owner, I do hope people realise that he could, very easily, close down the company that owns us, swallow the debts (or take it to bankruptcy) and so easily, walk away! 

This man, (whatever you think of his driving, family, tweets, comments, etc.,) actually SAVED Notts County Football Club when it was on it's ass. He's 'backed' whomever has come into the club since his takeover, with money he's worked extremely hard for, through working/being successful at TWELVE BUSINESSES; and has even said that last August's purchases were his 'kids inheritance'! I'd imagine too, that the time the club (and it's problems) has taken him away from those successful businesses, may have had an impact on them, as well. But do any of the 'knockers' give a tut? Naw, I see, not a bit of it!

I honestly don't know what more he has to do for some Notts fans to understand that he's "put his money where his mouth is" and from the ungrateful, often disrespectful and moreover, quite vile way that a lot of fans - for their £20 ticket and 'time served' - think/believe they have the 'right' to dig, comment, suggest and do anything other than support him as he works behind the scenes to take us/himself out of this mess, is appalling.

Talk about "kick someone when they're down..."

I honestly despair when I read this stuff sometimes, particularly in thinking about former Chairman, Jack Dunnett M.P. during the Sirrel years and the 'iron fist' manner in which he ran the club! No one would have dared to tell him how to run the place; and look how successful we were then: when we let him get on with it without having to listen to, see or hear, all of the armchair critics!

It's always 'alright' for anyone to "have their say" but P-L-E-A-S-E, in your comments to anyone, just think carefully about what you're saying... and the consequences your words may have! (Anyone less mentally stable could quite easily have made some very rash decisions with the words I've seen posted...and no one merits or deserves such harsh words, for business decisions, made with their money/guarantees!)

"People will forget what you said; people will forget what you did: but people will never forget how you made them feel!"          Maya Angelou

 

The players need show more fight on the pitch, as does the clubs desire to turn this around. A negative appointment could bring more issues and I personally fear for the clubs league status.

I think relegation is a possibility it pains me to say it but at the same time safety could happen, it depends if the players and managers fight for survival or throw in the towel.

Bottom half finish if we are lucky, if we are not then I think relegation will be a thing this side will flirt with.

Poor form and unhappiness with the manager in charge will bring in its own trouble, we now need to look past that and hope the new manager can get us back on track even if its just avoid relegation this season.