just_browny wrote:
If McGuire has done what he is accused of, and the evidence is there, he should be out of the club. And frankly Powell probably should too: if he and his team couldn't communicate to McGuire what was expected during the previous two months he was sat on the sidelines, you have to question his competence as a coach and a leader.
I'm sorry, but that's complete rot - Coaches being sacked because of the individual actions of their players?... Seriously?
Fights break out on the pitch regularly, so should a manager be sacked for failing to control their players?
Look, I know some of you are desperate to see the back of Powell, but have a little bit of common sense to your reasoning?...