Has the Chairman given Wilder his total support

[paulayres]

With the situation as it is today, has the club chairman or owner given a vote of confidence to our manager yet.

Its funny that when everything is going well quotes from the Chairman flow thick and fast. When the going get tough the silence is deafening.

Maybe its time for Mr Lennigan to reiterate his long term plans for the club, if not sell it to someone who will take the club forward.

[yelloexile]

Good grief.

[klimt]

Nov 22, 2010 16:16:32 GMT paulayres said:

With the situation as it is today, has the club chairman or owner given a vote of confidence to our manager yet.

Its funny that when everything is going well quotes from the Chairman flow thick and fast. When the going get tough the silence is deafening.

Maybe its time for Mr Lennigan to reiterate his long term plans for the club, if not sell it to someone who will take the club forward.

If I was the chairman, I would be saying;
'Chris there are a lot of smart ass know it all keyboard managers who havent got anything better to do than start stupid threads like this. Don't worry about this drop in form, I'm sure you'll do the right things and my door is always open. Oh and remember, some of our fans have incredibly short memories and a curious set of expectations'

....or words to that effect, hope that helps Paul

[chris1986]

why does he need a vote of confidence? he only recently signed a 3 year contract, he is going nowhere.

[Gavin Archery]

Nov 22, 2010 16:36:29 GMT chris1986 said:

why does he need a vote of confidence? he only recently signed a 3 year contract, he is going nowhere.

His team needs some confidence.

[Agadoo]

Nov 22, 2010 16:36:29 GMT chris1986 said:

why does he need a vote of confidence? he only recently signed a 3 year contract, he is going nowhere.

He's going nowhere and so is our club

[Raggles]

Nov 22, 2010 16:53:20 GMT Agadoo said:

He's going nowhere and so is our club

Are we on about Lenagan or Wilder?

If you're on about Ian, then I agree.