Hornets terminate Dyche's contract (From This Is Local London)

D.unstable wrote:
Best wishes to you Sean, we hope we see you back at The Vic soon. Thank you for your achievments over and above expectation.

You are a very good man with true integrity.

radlettman wrote:
And lets hope Alec Chamberlain goes with him.

KeithMercer wrote:
What a load of crap you lot spout ! a year ago you and me included were begging that he never got the job, and two months into the season couldnt wait to see the back of the "great Peanut head".The results were awful and the play was of a club doomed to relegation. Then one friday night we finally get a starting line up resembling something like the one we had all been calling for and we put up a great show against Spurs, when most of us were expecting to get beat 5 or 6.Then we get a half decent keeper which once again most of us had been demanding all season and our form changes for the better. We put a decent run together and now everyone is shouting from the rooftops that SD is a legend and one of the great young managers.
Please do me a favor and get a reality check and smell the coffee !! just look at most of his signings for starters ! Zola has got to come in now and off load most of that rubbish.
Sean I have nothing personally against you and wish you all the very best in your future career.
But please stop all this sanctimonious drivel and get behind the new regime and all they stand for.
This is the best thing to happen to WFC since EJ some people dont realize just how lucky we are to get this deal.
The future looks bright !
The future is YELLOW !!.

KeithMercer wrote:
What a load of crap you lot spout ! a year ago you and me included were begging that he never got the job, and two months into the season couldnt wait to see the back of the "great Peanut head".The results were awful and the play was of a club doomed to relegation. Then one friday night we finally get a starting line up resembling something like the one we had all been calling for and we put up a great show against Spurs, when most of us were expecting to get beat 5 or 6.Then we get a half decent keeper which once again most of us had been demanding all season and our form changes for the better. We put a decent run together and now everyone is shouting from the rooftops that SD is a legend and one of the great young managers.
Please do me a favor and get a reality check and smell the coffee !! just look at most of his signings for starters ! Zola has got to come in now and off load most of that rubbish.
Sean I have nothing personally against you and wish you all the very best in your future career.
But please stop all this sanctimonious drivel and get behind the new regime and all they stand for.
This is the best thing to happen to WFC since EJ some people dont realize just how lucky we are to get this deal.
The future looks bright !
The future is YELLOW !!.

KeithMercer wrote:
What a load of crap you lot spout ! a year ago you and me included were begging that he never got the job, and two months into the season couldnt wait to see the back of the "great Peanut head".The results were awful and the play was of a club doomed to relegation. Then one friday night we finally get a starting line up resembling something like the one we had all been calling for and we put up a great show against Spurs, when most of us were expecting to get beat 5 or 6.Then we get a half decent keeper which once again most of us had been demanding all season and our form changes for the better. We put a decent run together and now everyone is shouting from the rooftops that SD is a legend and one of the great young managers.
Please do me a favor and get a reality check and smell the coffee !! just look at most of his signings for starters ! Zola has got to come in now and off load most of that rubbish.
Sean I have nothing personally against you and wish you all the very best in your future career.
But please stop all this sanctimonious drivel and get behind the new regime and all they stand for.
This is the best thing to happen to WFC since EJ some people dont realize just how lucky we are to get this deal.
The future looks bright !
The future is YELLOW !!.

PedroHornet wrote:
Well Zola will HAVE to ensure the squad he picks will outperform Sean's team after the much improved form towards the end of last season otherwise there will be a few red Italian faces especially Z's in the dug-out when the faithful start singing: "There's only one Sean Dyche!"

LesMead wrote:
Shame some of you forget the last time we had an Italian manager. Spent Graham T's legacy on Ramon Vega 'a danger at both ends'. I only hope it doesn't happen twice.

KeithMercer wrote:
What a load of crap you lot spout ! a year ago you and me included were begging that he never got the job, and two months into the season couldnt wait to see the back of the "great Peanut head".The results were awful and the play was of a club doomed to relegation. Then one friday night we finally get a starting line up resembling something like the one we had all been calling for and we put up a great show against Spurs, when most of us were expecting to get beat 5 or 6.Then we get a half decent keeper which once again most of us had been demanding all season and our form changes for the better. We put a decent run together and now everyone is shouting from the rooftops that SD is a legend and one of the great young managers.
Please do me a favor and get a reality check and smell the coffee !! just look at most of his signings for starters ! Zola has got to come in now and off load most of that rubbish.
Sean I have nothing personally against you and wish you all the very best in your future career.
But please stop all this sanctimonious drivel and get behind the new regime and all they stand for.
This is the best thing to happen to WFC since EJ some people dont realize just how lucky we are to get this deal.
The future looks bright !
The future is YELLOW !!.

mkhornet wrote:
I'm really looking forward to the new era, let's all get behind the new regime. People can be pro both SD and the new regime, too many posters on here seem to think that if you praise one you must be anti the other which is just stupid. Let's also remember that SD gave great service to this club as a player, and a coach and had a big hand in nurturing some of our younger players. This together with his brief spell as manager under difficult circumstance are what make him a "Watford Legend" not his time as manager alone.

DAVE THE HORNET wrote:
Eat your minestrone, Sean!

That's all you ever say!

Eat your macaroni, Sean!

Ev'ry blinkin' day!

No wonder you're so boney, Sean
And skinny as a rake!

Well then, give us a bash at the bangers and mash me muvver used to make!

Bangers and mash

Minestrone

Bangers and mash

Macaroni

Give us a bash at the bangers and mash me muvver used to make!

Eat your tagliatelli, Sean!

That's all I've 'eard for years!

Eat your vermicelli, Sean!

It's comin' out me ears!

You've got to fill your belly, Sean!
Sean, for heaven's sake!

Well then, give us a bash at the bangers and mash me muvver used to make!

Well, alright!

Bangers and mash

Tagliatelli

Bangers and mash

Vermicelli

Ah, give us a bash at the bangers and mash me muvver used to make!
etc etc.

Poor old Sean, he's been put off the old Italian nosh for ever!

LesMead wrote:
Shame some of you forget the last time we had an Italian manager. Spent Graham T's legacy on Ramon Vega 'a danger at both ends'. I only hope it doesn't happen twice.

Andrew1963 wrote:
Just my view - but i thought it was a dignified statement by the owners - Dyche and the team did well in the second half of the season, some key loan signings, Murray coming through and Deeney of course bloomed after his arrest. Dyche is a genuine and honest fella who has served us well as player, coach and manager- but football and football fans expect employees to be despatched at a whim - managers & players. And by the way why are people angry about a manager leaving because he sussed out a new owner.Yet seem happy to see players sacked when they are deemed not good enough? Would Dyche and the coaching team have stuck with us if we had gone into administration and better offers from other clubs had come along? We now have genuine long term owners, for the first time in 20+ years. Remember how that previous era started.How did GT become the manager? He walked out on his employer to come to us and replaced a genuine and honest man that ET decided was unable to deliver his vision. Zola or whoever, will be employed as much for the abilty to deliver the new vision as his ability to appeal to talented players and big money sponsors. The comparison with Vialli is totally wrong. With Vialli we had small business owners in awe of a manager who spent all their money within 12 months. The new owners are not that naive. By the way the GT premiership legacy was parachute money; a team that collapsed after the Fulham home defeat (remember Fulham, little club - foreign owner - foreign coach, played us off the planet- been in the premiership ever since), and a squad whose only premiership quality first teamer was probably Alun Neilson. On Monday which players are going to be genuinely excited about the new regime and which will be upset and fearing for their futures- what ones do we want to build the team around?

Chris the Vic wrote:
I don't disagree with everything Keith Mercer says but in his first year of management he did well.
Yes he made mistakes but in mny ways outperformed Malky. He also showed loyalty well beyond both Malky and Brendan.

A shame the new owners ignored it.

With regard to Zola he was a big name playe but then so was Vialli. What worries me more is Sullivan and Golds commens aboutthe mess the Hammers were in aftr a period of guidance
by Zola and Duxbury.
Maybe we have better owners and a lesser management team.

Time will tell, but do not be too confident in the short term as we may have replaced a solid manager with a lemon.

In the meantime if Zola has not been appointed who told Heaton he was not wanted and why try and keep Seans dismissal secret.

For sure trust and respect have to be earnt and to date the new ower are not scoring too highly but maybe they think the fans are idiots ad should be kept in the dark and fed the odd scrap of news that is already in the public domain, I suspect the Dyche announcment was being held back until the Zola announcement cept Heatons revelation forced their hand

D.unstable wrote:

LesMead wrote: Shame some of you forget the last time we had an Italian manager. Spent Graham T's legacy on Ramon Vega 'a danger at both ends'. I only hope it doesn't happen twice.

Not quite sure it happens like that. Are you saying that all Italians are interchangeable? If your reashional is applied to the Scots too, let's name Alan Brazil manager as he is sure to be as good as Sir Alex!!!

buckler wrote:

PedroHornet wrote:
Well Zola will HAVE to ensure the squad he picks will outperform Sean's team after the much improved form towards the end of last season otherwise there will be a few red Italian faces especially Z's in the dug-out when the faithful start singing: "There's only one Sean Dyche!"

Sounds like you want us to fail and as for faithful singing one Sean Dyche never heard that one all season! Perhaps you don't actually go to games?

southernhornet wrote:
Terrible decision by new owners, if of course they made it???? Or was it Duxberry???? or was it Nani????? It makes sense for them to have their "own man" who won't rock the boat.

Even worse than the actually sacking is the way it's been handled and prolonged.

Again.....in Pozzo I trust, in Duxberry and Nani I fear.

buckler wrote:

PedroHornet wrote:
Well Zola will HAVE to ensure the squad he picks will outperform Sean's team after the much improved form towards the end of last season otherwise there will be a few red Italian faces especially Z's in the dug-out when the faithful start singing: "There's only one Sean Dyche!"

Sounds like you want us to fail and as for faithful singing one Sean Dyche never heard that one all season! Perhaps you don't actually go to games?

KeithMercer wrote:
What a load of crap you lot spout ! a year ago you and me included were begging that he never got the job, and two months into the season couldnt wait to see the back of the "great Peanut head".The results were awful and the play was of a club doomed to relegation. Then one friday night we finally get a starting line up resembling something like the one we had all been calling for and we put up a great show against Spurs, when most of us were expecting to get beat 5 or 6.Then we get a half decent keeper which once again most of us had been demanding all season and our form changes for the better. We put a decent run together and now everyone is shouting from the rooftops that SD is a legend and one of the great young managers.
Please do me a favor and get a reality check and smell the coffee !! just look at most of his signings for starters ! Zola has got to come in now and off load most of that rubbish.
Sean I have nothing personally against you and wish you all the very best in your future career.
But please stop all this sanctimonious drivel and get behind the new regime and all they stand for.
This is the best thing to happen to WFC since EJ some people dont realize just how lucky we are to get this deal.
The future looks bright !
The future is YELLOW !!.

southernhornet wrote:
When Dyche and staff next return to Vicarage Road they should get a huge ovation from us all. Letting the Pozzos and co know that we are in full support of him.

Good luck to Zola but i for one am afraid, very afraid.

corbindallas wrote:

southernhornet wrote:
Terrible decision by new owners, if of course they made it???? Or was it Duxberry???? or was it Nani????? It makes sense for them to have their "own man" who won't rock the boat.

Even worse than the actually sacking is the way it's been handled and prolonged.

Again.....in Pozzo I trust, in Duxberry and Nani I fear.

I'm with you on the last line 100%, think the future under them 2 is not going to be smooth, for the club or fans, here's one for the anti bas brigade to hold against me, I hope I'm wrong but this is what I reckon. Nani and Duxbury have sold the club to the Pozzo's as a investment worth the risk and now, they need to be confirmed in charge before they start their own PR campaign, as they have not it is the Pozzo's who are currently releasing dribs and drabs of info, thus the slow start to any action. Duxbury also sold a lot of guff info to West Ham fans on what the club was going to do before the club hit the wall with severe financial problems blamed on the Icelandic owners not putting up the capital and also managing to give themselves lucrative contracts during the same said turmoil, hope this is not going to be a issue at Watford under the new regime.

Andrew1963 wrote:
Just my view - but i thought it was a dignified statement by the owners - Dyche and the team did well in the second half of the season, some key loan signings, Murray coming through and Deeney of course bloomed after his arrest. Dyche is a genuine and honest fella who has served us well as player, coach and manager- but football and football fans expect employees to be despatched at a whim - managers & players. And by the way why are people angry about a manager leaving because he sussed out a new owner.Yet seem happy to see players sacked when they are deemed not good enough? Would Dyche and the coaching team have stuck with us if we had gone into administration and better offers from other clubs had come along? We now have genuine long term owners, for the first time in 20+ years. Remember how that previous era started.How did GT become the manager? He walked out on his employer to come to us and replaced a genuine and honest man that ET decided was unable to deliver his vision. Zola or whoever, will be employed as much for the abilty to deliver the new vision as his ability to appeal to talented players and big money sponsors. The comparison with Vialli is totally wrong. With Vialli we had small business owners in awe of a manager who spent all their money within 12 months. The new owners are not that naive. By the way the GT premiership legacy was parachute money; a team that collapsed after the Fulham home defeat (remember Fulham, little club - foreign owner - foreign coach, played us off the planet- been in the premiership ever since), and a squad whose only premiership quality first teamer was probably Alun Neilson. On Monday which players are going to be genuinely excited about the new regime and which will be upset and fearing for their futures- what ones do we want to build the team around?

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

lutondown wrote:

corbindallas wrote:

southernhornet wrote:
Terrible decision by new owners, if of course they made it???? Or was it Duxberry???? or was it Nani????? It makes sense for them to have their "own man" who won't rock the boat.

Even worse than the actually sacking is the way it's been handled and prolonged.

Again.....in Pozzo I trust, in Duxberry and Nani I fear.

I'm with you on the last line 100%, think the future under them 2 is not going to be smooth, for the club or fans, here's one for the anti bas brigade to hold against me, I hope I'm wrong but this is what I reckon. Nani and Duxbury have sold the club to the Pozzo's as a investment worth the risk and now, they need to be confirmed in charge before they start their own PR campaign, as they have not it is the Pozzo's who are currently releasing dribs and drabs of info, thus the slow start to any action. Duxbury also sold a lot of guff info to West Ham fans on what the club was going to do before the club hit the wall with severe financial problems blamed on the Icelandic owners not putting up the capital and also managing to give themselves lucrative contracts during the same said turmoil, hope this is not going to be a issue at Watford under the new regime.

Have you not been looking up the successes these guys have achieved? No your too busy looking up and pointing out possible areas of failure. I now understand why the scouters call plods busies!
Come on Corbyinbasass smell the coffee, it's freshly made

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

corbindallas wrote:

lutondown wrote:

corbindallas wrote:

southernhornet wrote:
Terrible decision by new owners, if of course they made it???? Or was it Duxberry???? or was it Nani????? It makes sense for them to have their "own man" who won't rock the boat.

Even worse than the actually sacking is the way it's been handled and prolonged.

Again.....in Pozzo I trust, in Duxberry and Nani I fear.

I'm with you on the last line 100%, think the future under them 2 is not going to be smooth, for the club or fans, here's one for the anti bas brigade to hold against me, I hope I'm wrong but this is what I reckon. Nani and Duxbury have sold the club to the Pozzo's as a investment worth the risk and now, they need to be confirmed in charge before they start their own PR campaign, as they have not it is the Pozzo's who are currently releasing dribs and drabs of info, thus the slow start to any action. Duxbury also sold a lot of guff info to West Ham fans on what the club was going to do before the club hit the wall with severe financial problems blamed on the Icelandic owners not putting up the capital and also managing to give themselves lucrative contracts during the same said turmoil, hope this is not going to be a issue at Watford under the new regime.

Have you not been looking up the successes these guys have achieved? No your too busy looking up and pointing out possible areas of failure. I now understand why the scouters call plods busies!
Come on Corbyinbasass smell the coffee, it's freshly made

Well that's was my job to point out the issues! Coffee thanks 2 lumps in my mug please just make sure it is not Nani and Duxbury!! If you read my other post on them I have put that they did offer to reduce their salaries and paid the wages of a player, after they had a rise of course!! As far as I am concened they have a blank canvas start at Watford but I sure as hell will not be happy to see Ross Wilson replaced as that will be a negative step by so called football people, wanting to take this club forward.

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

I've been thinking along them lines. The Luton bit stickes with me too!
I've been thinking about Ron L Hubbard now that has a messiah like ring to it!

corbindallas wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

Luton who are they?

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

givemwatfor wrote:
So in the early part of the season the poor form was all down to Dyche but as things improved (along with his experience in the job) he just got lucky. Ferguson must be the luckiest manager in football then. ****! - just rememebered why I don't usually bother reading message boards - it's the place where the clueless go.

KeithMercer wrote:
What a load of crap you lot spout ! a year ago you and me included were begging that he never got the job, and two months into the season couldnt wait to see the back of the "great Peanut head".The results were awful and the play was of a club doomed to relegation. Then one friday night we finally get a starting line up resembling something like the one we had all been calling for and we put up a great show against Spurs, when most of us were expecting to get beat 5 or 6.Then we get a half decent keeper which once again most of us had been demanding all season and our form changes for the better. We put a decent run together and now everyone is shouting from the rooftops that SD is a legend and one of the great young managers.
Please do me a favor and get a reality check and smell the coffee !! just look at most of his signings for starters ! Zola has got to come in now and off load most of that rubbish.
Sean I have nothing personally against you and wish you all the very best in your future career.
But please stop all this sanctimonious drivel and get behind the new regime and all they stand for.
This is the best thing to happen to WFC since EJ some people dont realize just how lucky we are to get this deal.
The future looks bright !
The future is YELLOW !!.

corbindallas wrote:

lutondown wrote:

corbindallas wrote:

southernhornet wrote:
Terrible decision by new owners, if of course they made it???? Or was it Duxberry???? or was it Nani????? It makes sense for them to have their "own man" who won't rock the boat.

Even worse than the actually sacking is the way it's been handled and prolonged.

Again.....in Pozzo I trust, in Duxberry and Nani I fear.

I'm with you on the last line 100%, think the future under them 2 is not going to be smooth, for the club or fans, here's one for the anti bas brigade to hold against me, I hope I'm wrong but this is what I reckon. Nani and Duxbury have sold the club to the Pozzo's as a investment worth the risk and now, they need to be confirmed in charge before they start their own PR campaign, as they have not it is the Pozzo's who are currently releasing dribs and drabs of info, thus the slow start to any action. Duxbury also sold a lot of guff info to West Ham fans on what the club was going to do before the club hit the wall with severe financial problems blamed on the Icelandic owners not putting up the capital and also managing to give themselves lucrative contracts during the same said turmoil, hope this is not going to be a issue at Watford under the new regime.

Have you not been looking up the successes these guys have achieved? No your too busy looking up and pointing out possible areas of failure. I now understand why the scouters call plods busies!
Come on Corbyinbasass smell the coffee, it's freshly made

Well that's was my job to point out the issues! Coffee thanks 2 lumps in my mug please just make sure it is not Nani and Duxbury!! If you read my other post on them I have put that they did offer to reduce their salaries and paid the wages of a player, after they had a rise of course!! As far as I am concened they have a blank canvas start at Watford but I sure as hell will not be happy to see Ross Wilson replaced as that will be a negative step by so called football people, wanting to take this club forward.

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

I've been thinking along them lines. The Luton bit stickes with me too!
I've been thinking about Ron L Hubbard now that has a messiah like ring to it!

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

I've been thinking along them lines. The Luton bit stickes with me too!
I've been thinking about Ron L Hubbard now that has a messiah like ring to it!

southernhornet wrote:

corbindallas wrote:

lutondown wrote:

corbindallas wrote:

southernhornet wrote:
Terrible decision by new owners, if of course they made it???? Or was it Duxberry???? or was it Nani????? It makes sense for them to have their "own man" who won't rock the boat.

Even worse than the actually sacking is the way it's been handled and prolonged.

Again.....in Pozzo I trust, in Duxberry and Nani I fear.

I'm with you on the last line 100%, think the future under them 2 is not going to be smooth, for the club or fans, here's one for the anti bas brigade to hold against me, I hope I'm wrong but this is what I reckon. Nani and Duxbury have sold the club to the Pozzo's as a investment worth the risk and now, they need to be confirmed in charge before they start their own PR campaign, as they have not it is the Pozzo's who are currently releasing dribs and drabs of info, thus the slow start to any action. Duxbury also sold a lot of guff info to West Ham fans on what the club was going to do before the club hit the wall with severe financial problems blamed on the Icelandic owners not putting up the capital and also managing to give themselves lucrative contracts during the same said turmoil, hope this is not going to be a issue at Watford under the new regime.

Have you not been looking up the successes these guys have achieved? No your too busy looking up and pointing out possible areas of failure. I now understand why the scouters call plods busies!
Come on Corbyinbasass smell the coffee, it's freshly made

Well that's was my job to point out the issues! Coffee thanks 2 lumps in my mug please just make sure it is not Nani and Duxbury!! If you read my other post on them I have put that they did offer to reduce their salaries and paid the wages of a player, after they had a rise of course!! As far as I am concened they have a blank canvas start at Watford but I sure as hell will not be happy to see Ross Wilson replaced as that will be a negative step by so called football people, wanting to take this club forward.

Agree with you wholeheartedly and I have this morning emailed the club for the attention of the directors about this as well.

These two are NOT good news for WFC, just wait for the spin to start to roll out from Duxberry and his Nani!

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:

lutondown wrote:

Bush Hornet wrote:
Sean has left the building and can hold his head high. He has experienced his first sacking which means he's a proper manager now. Hopefully got enough £ from Pozzos to bide his time before accepting another job. I'm not gonna patronise the big man with pity. Onwards and upwards for him and for us. Welcome back any time you ginger beauty.

Ginger beauty? ginger yes, beauty no.
Comeon you lot surely you've done the Kleenex box by now, get a grip
Ron the sage that God chose to upset Garston folk

Mate you know i love Sean but I'm over it. Looking forward now. Don't be gingerist, Lutonclown. Time to change your name I reckon... We're too big to even mention Luton.

I've been thinking along them lines. The Luton bit stickes with me too!
I've been thinking about Ron L Hubbard now that has a messiah like ring to it!

lutondown wrote:
Good one Bush baby, that's very original!
Anyway got to catch a plane to sunnier climes now, so will leave this thread to all of the unhappy campers to threaten their protests and so on while the Pozzos blissfully ignore them.
So over to Corby and co. Got to say it was not nice knowing you

mkhornet wrote:
I'm really looking forward to the new era, let's all get behind the new regime. People can be pro both SD and the new regime, too many posters on here seem to think that if you praise one you must be anti the other which is just stupid. Let's also remember that SD gave great service to this club as a player, and a coach and had a big hand in nurturing some of our younger players. This together with his brief spell as manager under difficult circumstance are what make him a "Watford Legend" not his time as manager alone.

corbindallas wrote:
'Do I not like that' apparently GT has stated on 5 sport Dyche should have been retained and given a chance as he understand Championship football and more than proved his position .