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I was just waiting for him to name Ugo Ehiogu and Sol Bamba on the bench and then get aggrieved when interviewed about it.

Let's be honest who amongst us would want to come back to this shower of ****. Don't blame him, and it's not because he's injured because that's no reason why he wouldn't be named as a Sub.

That's the PR spin and hype, the reality however has panned out totally different into pure apathy from the Manager, the Players and now the fans. The intent was clear at the start but it's a long way down the road now and it's taken a wrong turn a while back. We are now miles away from that "Style" that the club was being built around, in fact we are further away from it now than from when Scott first joined. Look at the squad, who is capable of playing this "flowing football" you speak of? I know what was said but just look at the state of the slow, recycling, pedestrian garbage served up this season. Where are these fast, slick dynamic players required to play that way, Azaz? Whittaker? Hamilton? Iheanacho? That's without even getting into the debate of why so many Players have ended up crocked.

In the bizarre and impossible scenario that the results go with us yet again next week and we get the result against Coventry and go on and win the Play Offs I still want him gone. I can't stand watching us any more, I haven't felt like this since the end of Pulis, totally fed up, pig sick and totally ****** off big style. The tipping point is his after game interviews, totally deluded and away with the fairies in some make believe Carrickworld theme park.

That's what we did, we signed "difference makers" and boy have they made a difference 🤣🤣🤣

There is no way in any sensible world he can stay, the last time there was an atmosphere at the Riverside like that on the last home game of the season was when Robbo and Viv where washed up.

If it was my career and my reputation, the toys out of the Pram would have been the least of Scott's and Gibson's problem. There would have been some blunt and heavy objects and plenty of them. That said the problems we have witnessed were not caused by selling players, it's tactical intransigence which was totally in his control. Fans can see and sense when a side is up for it but just falling short in quality versus one crippled by training ground injuries, bereft of confidence, fight and belief.

Listening to his post match interviews his "niceness" levels have dropped considerably in my view and he is coming across more and more like a borderline narcissist.

That's why I want a grizzly experienced Manager in the Dug Out. Someone who has done it and knows what needs to be done and not some wishy washy ex pro who might or might not make a good Manager just because he's a nice bloke and comes highly recommended. Right now I don't give a **** about pretty, tippy tappy, playing out from the back football. I want victories over moral high ground.

The most inexperienced Championship Manager up against the Championships longest serving Manager and to a neutral observer it would be totally impossible to tell who was who. In fact if pushed, they probably would have guessed the most experienced one was Wilshire judging by the substitutions.

Nah, Kier flip flops, Carrick just flops and keeps on flopping because he won't change his tactic (singular).

I suspect they have been told to reign it in until mathematically impossible then let rip.

Just watching Wrexham fighting for promotion like their lives depended on it. Total contrast to the boring mundane spiritless garbage Carrick offered up this afternoon.

Heck Noooooooooo! That sort of thinking has lead us to where we are now and what has just manifested out on the pitch. A nice bloke but Captained us to nothing, always tried but couldn't galvanise his team mates if his life depended on it. Please no more jobs for the boys, that sort of thinking is why we are stuck with Woodgate hanging around like a bad smell.

Needs to go sooner!