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View Full Version : Lincoln v Grimsby at half time gaz kford 27-03-2006, 18:05 Grimsby manager Russell Slade kept his team on the pitch at half time for playing $$$$. At half time they were 4 nil down, He took down on to the pitch a flip chart and red pen and gave them a $$$$$$$ing in the centre circle. woult be interesting to see that at the mol with our over paid stars. Jack Bauer 27-03-2006, 18:22 Hoddle gave the players a 'roasting' don't you know. Jim Bowen 27-03-2006, 18:38 Hoddle's formation flip chart wouldn't be able to fit down the tunnel. Wulfhere 27-03-2006, 18:48 I think the best thing for Wolves would be to keep them on the pitch and get a few lads off the South Bank to tell what that think of their efforts. That would put the fear of God into the lazy gets. Tarcisio Mifsud 28-03-2006, 05:46 Surely not a bad idea and Moxey should take it immediately, for our players and the management really deserve it. markb 28-03-2006, 06:35 Can't see Hoddle going for this - it would only show us all the players disbelieve in his tatics. Brandons gramps 28-03-2006, 13:25 he'd just spend the break curling shots into the net from 35 yards, to show them how it's done... Jack Bauer 28-03-2006, 13:30 I've always liked the idea of having free flowing subs, just so Hoddle could come on and show the $$$$ers how to take a decent free kick. Visage Wolf 28-03-2006, 13:34 Didnt do much good though - they lost 5-0 in the end..... fenella 28-03-2006, 13:35 I think the best thing for Wolves would be to keep them on the pitch and get a few lads off the South Bank to tell what that think of their efforts. That would put the fear of God into the lazy gets. Yeah, that kind of think really worked for Megson at Forest didn't it? Deutsch Wolf 28-03-2006, 13:36 Woeful man-management. I bet those Grimsby players can't wait to give their all for Mr Slade next time around. basher 28-03-2006, 13:37 Not so sure that the ritual humilation of your own players is quite the way of going about things? Just seems to me that that's a sure way to lose the respect of your players. Brizzlewolf 28-03-2006, 13:59 Public b*ll*ckings never work and in fact usually have the opposite to desired effect. I would suggest that funny though it was, this was more for the fans and chairman's benefit than any positive impact on the team. You're a lightweight, you're fired. |
