The chairman Peter Swann should have simply replied, "I put millions into the club, its my club and therefore I make the decisions..." When Jeff Stelling puts the same amount into Scunthorpe as Peter and when he owns the club then he can decide how long a manager gets. The chairman pays the bills, keeps the club going and has invested a lot, so I think he's entitled to sack whoever he wants. Just my opinion.
***** Sponsorship at that level and for a club of Scunthorpe's size nowhere near pays the bills. If that was the case then the chairman wouldn't need to invest millions every year just to loose money continually at the end of every season. Which nearly every club does at that level.
PURE162 To be fair, it was the fans' decision. 85% polled wanted Russ to go. Stelling is part of the modern football shit. It wasn't just based on 2 months either. Scunthorpe should have walked the title last year, Russ played negatively and despite the chairman's backing, threw the title away. World record or no world record, people never forgave him for missing out on the title and playing such bad football in the process.
Jeff Stelling is paid to write opinion pieces and he gave his opinion. The Scunthorpe chairman should know this and makes himself look an idiot by challenging Jeff for giving his views.
Y Griffiny Scunthorpe should not have walked the title; Chesterfield were and are a much better side, though I will agree with you that Russ played very negative tactics.
modern football, it's a horrible fucking thing. Plays perfectly on the love and spirit a football club brings to a small town, and tears it apart. That word "business" should never be used in the same sentence as football. We are fans, not customers.
when you're an owner of the football club, you have to take criticism and adulation in the same way. Journalists will be there when the club does well, and they will also be there when you do badly.
@@steveluckhurst2350 That 'gobshite' as you so eloquently put it, is paid to give his opinion and I guarantee he knows more about the ins and outs of football than you. You started with Jeff who? not everyone has sky! - It appears you did know didn't you?
So all in all this new manager mark needs to get the team promoted and not lose any games in the higher tier, I think as much as it is not his business Jeff has a huge point that no manager can "manage" a team nowadays without living in fear of the sack, even after an incredible rate of success
No, Mark Robins' job is to keep us in League 1.....under Wilcox, there's no way that would have happened. The football we've been playing has been embarassing, really dreadful stuff and the squad we have shouldn't be second bottom, even though we do have a few injuries. There's been heavy investment over the last year or so and we should be doing better. I'm sure people will say "he went 28 games unbeaten last year", yes he did, but 14 of those were draws, we threw away 34 points from winning positions last season and 17 of those points were after the 86th minute. It's very frustrating when you're watching a game and you know it's inevitable that you're going to concede in the last few minutes. Jeff doesn't know what he's talking about, as he stated in the article he wrote, why highlight us if that's the case? Why not go after a Premier League or Championship club?
it wasnt harsh, the team were abysmal. that "undefeated record" was made up of so many dropped points and draws where we should have won......28 games unbeaten, but 14 of those were draws, we threw away 34 points from winning positions and 17 of those points were after the 86th minute. the football was shocking, the squad were capable of far more. it may have seemed like a great season on paper, including getting promotion. but the standard of football compared to the squad was horrendous.
It is far and away past time that someone in football challenge the media like this..... this needs to be a weekly, if not daily, event across all sports. The details that the media doesn't know, and will never know, could fill libraries.
To be honest i think the chariman came across very professional! sometimes a sacking is the way to move the club forward espically in the lower leagues!
Well mr swann you've really turned the fortunes of scunthorpe United around in April twenty twenty two, national league bound and probably out of business altogether. Well and truly in the swanny. 😄🤪🤣😂😃🙂🤤😁🙄👍😎👍🖐🖐
“Paid to give opinions” is such a cop out from Jeff There’s a million opinions you can give but YOU choose what opinions you give and the language you use...
I think he means that they, as in the pundits on that show, are paid to give their opinions. So each are paid to give their own personal opinion. One. The one that they feel about the subject at that time. So might I suggest that Jeff's opinion at the time was that it was shameful and disrespectful that this chairman sacked his manager. Regardless of whether you, me or that chairman agrees, Jeff Stelling isn't wrong that he's paid to have his opinion and express it.
I dont think Stelling would ever say this about the way Roman Ambramovich has sacked managers..........Because He'd probably end up being found murdered 😅
jeff stelling was spot on sacking a manager who got them promoted with ease last season no respect shown sacking someone after years of service after just 11 games !
erosion271 Very few Scunny fans were calling for him out, apart from one game where I believe you left Madden on the bench and put a centre half up front. Simple fact is all managers need time, and especially if that manager had over 40% win percentage the season before, then they deserve a bit of loyalty. And just because I'm not a Scunny fan doesn't mean I can't have my opinions on what happened.
erosion271 doesn't take away the fact that he was not given any time this season. And fans' pressure on social media shouldn't affect the decision of a chairman
@@skthejanner every fan i ever spoke to wanted him out way before he was sacked. even that promotion season was horrific, we drew 14 of that unbeaten run and threw away 34 points from winning positions. 17 of those points we threw away after 86 minutes. an absolute shite manager blessed with a great squad, and he almost ruined it. he seemed to try his best to ruin the team. had won 4 of the last 20 if i remember right before he was sacked
I like how a lot of none Scunthorpe fans care enough to comment and say shit about Peter's decision at the time. It was the correct one we were bloody lucky to go up from L2 even though we were unbeaten for 28 games. A big majority of them were draws after taking the lead. The tactics were utter terrible and it continued at the start of that season. YOU didn't have to watch the utter terrible style of football like how us Scunny fans did.Appointing Mark Robins at this time was correct to stay up in L1 he is that sort of manager who can drag clubs out of trouble. He sadly wasn't going to be able to make the push for the next level as the 5-0 hammering at Oyston FC showed. The end to this season was remarkable missed out on the playoffs on GD and at the end of the day the club's ambition is to try and get back to The Championship and what's wrong with a bit of ambition hey? The future is looking good and we have now got a decent squad in place and belief that we can push again for the coming season. UTI
"You can't just keep a manager for 12 months if you're losing all your games" "It's a long term project and we want to move into the new stadium with this manager" um
@Adam M How about the fact Eight Managers in Six years, is that a record, suggests to me the problem is more upstairs in the boardroom, a Chairman playing fantasy football ⚽
I like Jeff. But he overstepped the mark here. Peter Swann made a harsh decision, and Stelling jumped to conclusions in a public piece without all the facts. In the process, he's made the chairman look like a fickle moron, when he probably made the right decision by sacking Wilcox.
Jeff had the measure of Peter Swann even then. Yeah they had two decent seasons after, but it was clear Swann was a terrible owner prone to doing stuff on a whim. Well, look where they are now!
At the end of the day,Peter Swann has invested alot of his own money into our club. You will not find one supporter speaking out against him as he has been a breath of fresh air since taking over. We have been used to having a chairman who hardly invested his own money into the club other than to give loans at a slightly lower interest rate than an overdraft would cost. We have sold players over the last few years for big money with none or very little of it being re-invested back into the playing side. Yes we went unbeaten last season for 28 games but on the back of that came a more defensive style of play that was so boring to watch. The chairman is a supporter. He, like us, wants to see exciting attacking football that will contribute to bringing the stay away fans back. Promotion last year was the most underwhelming achievement due to the way we played. We should have sewn it up by the end of march with the team we had but with a negative tactician as a manager that was never going to happen. Good luck Mark Robins. In Peter we trust. Up The Iron
I normally like Jeff but I completely disagree with him, the chairman was talking lots of sense, seems like a nice bloke. (Completely unbiased view even though I am a Gillingham fan)
Definitely a shameful decision imo. Russ Wilcox quite frankly deserved the chance even if Scunny had been relegated already since he got them promotion. That's what I think at least.
The unbeaten run was a distraction from the real situation. We were going 1-0, 2-0, even 3-0 up in games, and throwing nearly every single one away in the second half. We drew the MAJORITY of the 28 unbeaten games, and have actually only won 4 in our last 20 prior to the Gillingham match earlier today. Russ' tactics were negative, we'd sit deep and inviter pressure, every single time. He didn't learn from these mistakes, and it carried on into this season. Crowds were dropping by nearly 50% as Swann stated in the interview, and fans were being driven away in droves by the negative football on display.
To be fair to Peter it is his decision to sack russ so I don't think Jeff (who doesn't know a thing about scunthorpe) has the right to judge him for that
@@jacobburston1657 but he knew nothing about the situation. if theres jobs going that'll pay me to give an opinion on something i know absolutely nothing about, sign me up!
What was Stelling's reaction after his club that he supports (Hartlepool) sacked a manager after a month as they were beaten by a non league side in The FA Cup? I don't think I ever saw a blog on that one wonder why? lol. As it happens Jeff and Peter have just recently walked together on the Doncaster-Scunthorpe leg of Jeff's walk for prostate cancer, so Peter is so nasty isn't he? Giver over yourselves....
because he didnt wanna bad mouth his mate. the reason was. unbeaten in 28 games yes.... but we drew 14, we didnt win as many of those 28 games as we did win. we dropped 34 points from winning positions, we dropped 17 points after the 86th minute.... we played horrific football and the squad was far better than the results. at the time of the sacking we'd won 4 in the last 20 and were sitting 2nd to bottom, destined to be relegated. the fans wanted the manager out LONG before he was sacked. even the promotion season was abysmal and not what you'd expect. the football on display was appalling and it was just lucky the rest of the league were terrible
I personally agree with the decision peter made and I know every scunthorpe fan i've talked to agrees with the decison he has made, we were all expecting a better start to the season
Here we are 2020, still sacking managers, down in lower league two yet looking to spend £5m on a new stadium not the squad. He was honest saying he's a businessman running a business, at no point though did he show any affection for the club
Loved this. Good job on both sides and to Sky Sports for allowing the Chairman to air his views.
We NEED genuine exchanges like this more.
Thought both of them came across quite well. Props to both of them.
Stelling came across as a knob. The chairman came across as a man open to a reasonable conversation
@@Jack-ju3yr opinions vary.
@@Jack-ju3yr The chairman was a knob plain and simple. Wanted the club to go bust.
The chairman Peter Swann should have simply replied, "I put millions into the club, its my club and therefore I make the decisions..." When Jeff Stelling puts the same amount into Scunthorpe as Peter and when he owns the club then he can decide how long a manager gets. The chairman pays the bills, keeps the club going and has invested a lot, so I think he's entitled to sack whoever he wants. Just my opinion.
*****
Sponsorship at that level and for a club of Scunthorpe's size nowhere near pays the bills. If that was the case then the chairman wouldn't need to invest millions every year just to loose money continually at the end of every season. Which nearly every club does at that level.
That's fucking modern football shit, chairman shouldn't decide a shit about that. It's the fans decision what they thinks
PURE162 To be fair, it was the fans' decision. 85% polled wanted Russ to go. Stelling is part of the modern football shit. It wasn't just based on 2 months either. Scunthorpe should have walked the title last year, Russ played negatively and despite the chairman's backing, threw the title away. World record or no world record, people never forgave him for missing out on the title and playing such bad football in the process.
Jeff Stelling is paid to write opinion pieces and he gave his opinion. The Scunthorpe chairman should know this and makes himself look an idiot by challenging Jeff for giving his views.
Y Griffiny Scunthorpe should not have walked the title; Chesterfield were and are a much better side, though I will agree with you that Russ played very negative tactics.
I thought tat chairman spoke very well.
Tat?
I think who ever posted this and wrote the description of it needs to look up the word explosive.
Yep done more explosive farts
I like how they still respected each other at the end
Love Jeff but he got outclassed in this debate.
To be fair it was more of an interview than a debate
modern football, it's a horrible fucking thing. Plays perfectly on the love and spirit a football club brings to a small town, and tears it apart. That word "business" should never be used in the same sentence as football. We are fans, not customers.
And now look where he's took us. Thanks Peter for all your hot air and empty promises
Brilliantly civil. Well done chaps.
when you're an owner of the football club, you have to take criticism and adulation in the same way. Journalists will be there when the club does well, and they will also be there when you do badly.
Jeff's a national treasure for his opinions and hosting skills,and he is more than entitled to his opinion,and I thoroughly agree with his opinion!!
Jeff who? Not everyone has Sky!
He was totally owned by the chairman. Too many gobshites telling professionals how to their job these days.
@@steveluckhurst2350 That 'gobshite' as you so eloquently put it, is paid to give his opinion and I guarantee he knows more about the ins and outs of football than you. You started with Jeff who? not everyone has sky! - It appears you did know didn't you?
@@Londoneye57 wow. five months later! Are you related to a gobshite? Not attacking Stelling in particular, more the whole punditry thing in the media.
So all in all this new manager mark needs to get the team promoted and not lose any games in the higher tier, I think as much as it is not his business Jeff has a huge point that no manager can "manage" a team nowadays without living in fear of the sack, even after an incredible rate of success
No, Mark Robins' job is to keep us in League 1.....under Wilcox, there's no way that would have happened. The football we've been playing has been embarassing, really dreadful stuff and the squad we have shouldn't be second bottom, even though we do have a few injuries. There's been heavy investment over the last year or so and we should be doing better.
I'm sure people will say "he went 28 games unbeaten last year", yes he did, but 14 of those were draws, we threw away 34 points from winning positions last season and 17 of those points were after the 86th minute. It's very frustrating when you're watching a game and you know it's inevitable that you're going to concede in the last few minutes.
Jeff doesn't know what he's talking about, as he stated in the article he wrote, why highlight us if that's the case? Why not go after a Premier League or Championship club?
it wasnt harsh, the team were abysmal. that "undefeated record" was made up of so many dropped points and draws where we should have won......28 games unbeaten, but 14 of those were draws, we threw away 34 points from winning positions and 17 of those points were after the 86th minute.
the football was shocking, the squad were capable of far more. it may have seemed like a great season on paper, including getting promotion. but the standard of football compared to the squad was horrendous.
Unbelievable Jeff
It is far and away past time that someone in football challenge the media like this..... this needs to be a weekly, if not daily, event across all sports. The details that the media doesn't know, and will never know, could fill libraries.
To be honest i think the chariman came across very professional! sometimes a sacking is the way to move the club forward espically in the lower leagues!
8 years on and Scunthorpe are in the National League North, terrible owners
The end of that interview He sounded like, it's my toy and I'll do as I like
If anyones wondering, Scunthorpe were bottom when this interview took place but ended up finishing mid table. It was the right decision
As Jeff pointed out, the run of games they had up to this point were against top half sides, it's likely they were going to pick up points anyway.
And look where Scunny are now ...
Well mr swann you've really turned the fortunes of scunthorpe United around in April twenty twenty two, national league bound and probably out of business altogether. Well and truly in the swanny. 😄🤪🤣😂😃🙂🤤😁🙄👍😎👍🖐🖐
This is made more awesome by the fact that as of 2020 the Scunthorpe manager is none other than... Russ Wilcox
I've seen more explosive exchanges from two wet fireworks
Oooh you’re hard
“Paid to give opinions” is such a cop out from Jeff
There’s a million opinions you can give but YOU choose what opinions you give and the language you use...
I think he means that they, as in the pundits on that show, are paid to give their opinions. So each are paid to give their own personal opinion. One. The one that they feel about the subject at that time. So might I suggest that Jeff's opinion at the time was that it was shameful and disrespectful that this chairman sacked his manager. Regardless of whether you, me or that chairman agrees, Jeff Stelling isn't wrong that he's paid to have his opinion and express it.
KerryTom1 You clearly didn’t understand his comment
blah blah blah 😴
I dont think Stelling would ever say this about the way Roman Ambramovich has sacked managers..........Because He'd probably end up being found murdered 😅
Naz 287 or Poisoned
Adventador 1 or maybe because Chelsea has higher standards than Scunthorpe United
jeff stelling was spot on sacking a manager who got them promoted with ease last season no respect shown sacking someone after years of service after just 11 games !
100%
Was a ridiculous decision - after what he did last season and they give him a couple months in a higher division. Absolutely stupid
erosion271 Very few Scunny fans were calling for him out, apart from one game where I believe you left Madden on the bench and put a centre half up front.
Simple fact is all managers need time, and especially if that manager had over 40% win percentage the season before, then they deserve a bit of loyalty.
And just because I'm not a Scunny fan doesn't mean I can't have my opinions on what happened.
erosion271 doesn't take away the fact that he was not given any time this season.
And fans' pressure on social media shouldn't affect the decision of a chairman
@@skthejanner every fan i ever spoke to wanted him out way before he was sacked.
even that promotion season was horrific, we drew 14 of that unbeaten run and threw away 34 points from winning positions. 17 of those points we threw away after 86 minutes.
an absolute shite manager blessed with a great squad, and he almost ruined it. he seemed to try his best to ruin the team.
had won 4 of the last 20 if i remember right before he was sacked
I like how a lot of none Scunthorpe fans care enough to comment and say shit about Peter's decision at the time. It was the correct one we were bloody lucky to go up from L2 even though we were unbeaten for 28 games. A big majority of them were draws after taking the lead. The tactics were utter terrible and it continued at the start of that season. YOU didn't have to watch the utter terrible style of football like how us Scunny fans did.Appointing Mark Robins at this time was correct to stay up in L1 he is that sort of manager who can drag clubs out of trouble. He sadly wasn't going to be able to make the push for the next level as the 5-0 hammering at Oyston FC showed. The end to this season was remarkable missed out on the playoffs on GD and at the end of the day the club's ambition is to try and get back to The Championship and what's wrong with a bit of ambition hey? The future is looking good and we have now got a decent squad in place and belief that we can push again for the coming season. UTI
5 years on. How did it work out ?
look who there manager is
@@drfcmike7023 he came back !!
Chairman 1 - 0 Jeff.... once the chairman explained Jeff should have just apologised
Dan G Jeff supports Hartlepool who are non league
Chairman handled that very well frankly...
"You can't just keep a manager for 12 months if you're losing all your games"
"It's a long term project and we want to move into the new stadium with this manager" um
He's since sacked 4 other managers since!! so much for continuity
5! Robins, Alexander, Daws, McCall, Hurst
@@iron_born And look where they are now!! sad..
@@Lionboy2930 criminal behaviour from Swann
The Chairman is entitled to make those decisions but will he stand up if the results thereafter are crap...will he stand down then?
Fair play to the chairman!
Brilliant interview well done
I wonder how Scunthorpe are getting on some four years down the line, oh they just got relegated yesterday 4 May 2019.
Oh I wonder how we did last time we were in league 2. Broke a world record and went straight back up
@Adam M How about the fact Eight Managers in Six years, is that a record, suggests to me the problem is more upstairs in the boardroom, a Chairman playing fantasy football ⚽
@@akumar7366 Well Said.
This aged well ran scunthorpe into the ground and are bottom of the national league
Watford Chairman. " Jeff can you just hold my Beer for a moment"
Lol. He'd be one every week
I like Jeff. But he overstepped the mark here. Peter Swann made a harsh decision, and Stelling jumped to conclusions in a public piece without all the facts. In the process, he's made the chairman look like a fickle moron, when he probably made the right decision by sacking Wilcox.
Jeff had the measure of Peter Swann even then. Yeah they had two decent seasons after, but it was clear Swann was a terrible owner prone to doing stuff on a whim. Well, look where they are now!
-Cheers Jeff
You get clubs like this who are big clubs, within their own stadium, like a Celtic or a Tottenham.
Why am I watching this 7 years later???
Yeah, think Peter Swann came off a bit better here. All the love in the world for Jeff, but I feel he got put in his place a bit here.
What a great argument!
At the end of the day,Peter Swann has invested alot of his own money into our club. You will not find one supporter speaking out against him as he has been a breath of fresh air since taking over. We have been used to having a chairman who hardly invested his own money into the club other than to give loans at a slightly lower interest rate than an overdraft would cost.
We have sold players over the last few years for big money with none or very little of it being re-invested back into the playing side.
Yes we went unbeaten last season for 28 games but on the back of that came a more defensive style of play that was so boring to watch.
The chairman is a supporter. He, like us, wants to see exciting attacking football that will contribute to bringing the stay away fans back. Promotion last year was the most underwhelming achievement due to the way we played. We should have sewn it up by the end of march with the team we had but with a negative tactician as a manager that was never going to happen. Good luck Mark Robins. In Peter we trust. Up The Iron
I normally like Jeff but I completely disagree with him, the chairman was talking lots of sense, seems like a nice bloke. (Completely unbiased view even though I am a Gillingham fan)
Why does he keep rocking from side to side?
Anxiety i'd say. Being live on TV. He was also being challenged by some genuine, and straight to the point questions
Well done both of you enjoyed it
In hindsight, look where Scunthorpe are now; and look where Stelling's Hartlepool are. I don't think Jeff has a leg to stand on.
Can someone get Jeff out of the bin please?
Missing...
New ground...
Anyone seen it?
That chairman been waiting his whole life for this moment
I support scunthorpe
Up the iron 💜💙
Uti
Who is Scunthorpe manager now?
Neil cox
You can see they're trying so hard not to lose their heads
could be worse, the crewe manager is lucky to have his job still... rock bottom with 5 points of league one... god help Scunthorpe
Best way to prove people wrong is to prove people wrong.
It is a business, what's done is done.
Definitely a shameful decision imo. Russ Wilcox quite frankly deserved the chance even if Scunny had been relegated already since he got them promotion. That's what I think at least.
The unbeaten run was a distraction from the real situation.
We were going 1-0, 2-0, even 3-0 up in games, and throwing nearly every single one away in the second half. We drew the MAJORITY of the 28 unbeaten games, and have actually only won 4 in our last 20 prior to the Gillingham match earlier today.
Russ' tactics were negative, we'd sit deep and inviter pressure, every single time. He didn't learn from these mistakes, and it carried on into this season.
Crowds were dropping by nearly 50% as Swann stated in the interview, and fans were being driven away in droves by the negative football on display.
Wilcox record this season was appalling, but Peter Swann is a full time pillock!
Agree!!!
In the future, it might prove to be the right decision made but at the time it wasn't.
haha that's fucking retarded.
Liam Kelly Check the league one table.
To be fair to Peter it is his decision to sack russ so I don't think Jeff (who doesn't know a thing about scunthorpe) has the right to judge him for that
he is paid to say his own opinion
@@jacobburston1657 but he knew nothing about the situation.
if theres jobs going that'll pay me to give an opinion on something i know absolutely nothing about, sign me up!
Then went and appointed Mark Robins in my opinion is worst manager their is
@Mony Torris Hold your horses...2 promotions in 3 seasons with Coventry City? He's a legend in these parts!
that put pete jn a very bad situation but look at graham he was 9 without a win but he is still being backed
What was Stelling's reaction after his club that he supports (Hartlepool) sacked a manager after a month as they were beaten by a non league side in The FA Cup? I don't think I ever saw a blog on that one wonder why? lol. As it happens Jeff and Peter have just recently walked together on the Doncaster-Scunthorpe leg of Jeff's walk for prostate cancer, so Peter is so nasty isn't he? Giver over yourselves....
Jeff sterling got the manager sacked for his club and stood down as member of the club
What bloody showdown!! Sick of this misleading click bait in order to ram more disgusting gambling adverts down our throats..
Scunthorpe in league 2 now.
I think it's Peter's time of the month :/
Wow Jeff got owned here.
Bottom of the football league at the moment so sackings and new managers havnt turned out well.
Unbelievable Jeff!!!!!
Why is there so much delay the conversation?
I came in thinking I'd agree with Jeff.
I came out siding with the Chairman.
And look what’s happened now
A long time ago now, the new stadium never came, and Swann lost money gambling...sold the club eventually after demotion to national league north
Look where they are now. Barely surviving in league 2.
I'd love to see what Phil gartside has to say about his actions and desicions of Bolton wanderers
Hes gone!. Hooray!🤣🤣
stelling rules!!!!
He didn't give a reason.
because he didnt wanna bad mouth his mate.
the reason was.
unbeaten in 28 games yes.... but we drew 14, we didnt win as many of those 28 games as we did win. we dropped 34 points from winning positions, we dropped 17 points after the 86th minute.... we played horrific football and the squad was far better than the results.
at the time of the sacking we'd won 4 in the last 20 and were sitting 2nd to bottom, destined to be relegated.
the fans wanted the manager out LONG before he was sacked.
even the promotion season was abysmal and not what you'd expect. the football on display was appalling and it was just lucky the rest of the league were terrible
Good had 👍😊
Geoff had him worked out
Jeff put in his place bigtime.
If anyone is looking for Jeff he's still in Peter's pocket!!!
I'll give the chairman credit. Not many would have done that (gone on sky)
Today there 7points off going out of English football
I am a big fan of jeff stelling but on this occasion I say well done peter swann harsh is probably the word to use
I'll score that 10-9 to the chairman.
YoungLAD in the background trying to get on TV
Wise man.
Ironically the manager concerned, Russ Wilcox, is now back as manager of Scunthorpe Utd!!
how is that ironic? it just means that he is back at scunthorpe
Well said Mr Chairman.
I personally agree with the decision peter made and I know every scunthorpe fan i've talked to agrees with the decison he has made, we were all expecting a better start to the season
Here we are 2020, still sacking managers, down in lower league two yet looking to spend £5m on a new stadium not the squad. He was honest saying he's a businessman running a business, at no point though did he show any affection for the club
Nigel Atkins.... say no more.
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