Lads FFS don't push for Holloway's sacking just now be carefully what you wish for , you know who's been working with the 1st team recently SUPER COACH , 10 to 1 he'll be appointed caretaker , bear with Holloway warts an all
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Should Ian Holloway Be Sacked?
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In fairness I would rather curl a turd out on the touchline throw a peaky hat on top and tell it it’s in charge. Would be more effective then HollowayCan't sack s hit manager in case the s hit owners and s hit DoF appoint another s hit manager.....
If that's the best case that can be made for Ollie, God help us. And him.
He's not a s hit manager, it's just that the players (he picks and sets up) are s hit, isn't much better.....

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Dare I say it I would rather Ramsay than Holloway as yesterday was it for me with him in charge.Comment
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Jeff. Not exactly the best judge is he Fernandes? His idea of a good job is to run sports teams into the ground.Comment
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I chose sack at end of season, but to be honest, I want him sacked now. Really it's embarrassing having him in charge of our team. I'm going to the Fulham game in a few weeks and I'd like to look forward to us putting up a fight, to competing and who knows, even nicking it. But with this clueless chump in charge, I'm expecting us to get mullered. I've been sanguine for most of the season, but the Bristol game where we got beaten by a 10 man team, followed by yesterday's farce has done it for me. I've always said Holloway is a very limited manager with practically zero tactical nous, but I've allowed that to be tempered by an okay league position with a limited team on a limited budget. But when our team becomes a laughing stock then it's a different matter. How can we build long term when this idiot is in charge? I am very much for stability, but really this is instability, because we are not seeing players played in their best positions, we're not seeing meaningful progress and we're notr seeing players improve - quite the opposite. There are, dare I say it, some bright sparks amidst the gloom - like Smyth and Eze for example - but with the Bristolian gnome in charge they have little to aspire to.
It's a shame, because for a while I thought - despite my dislike of Holloway's idiotic self-promotion and huge ego - that he had instilled proper team spirit and fight among our players. But all that seems to have evaporated in the face of Holloway's inability to a) be consistent b) understand basic tactics and c) his ludicrous stubbornness in sticking to formations and players that just don't work. First it was Mackie, then it was Washington and all season long it's been 3 at the back without proper wing-backs. It's become an increasingly frustrating season and the thing is, it's all so unnecessary. So yeah, I'd like him to go now. ASAP. Sayonara, out the door, boom, goodbye.Comment
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