I think you're spot on Paul. This is not the time for a knee jerk reaction.
Who knows what is still going on behind the scenes, and how that may be
affecting things.

MOT and BMcD in

Ben

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Paul Cundell
Sent: 12 February 2014 21:52
To: Mark
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [LU] Sacking McDermott: Did Cellino Do The Right Thing In The
Wrong Way?

My apologies if I was unclear, I didn't mean to insult you in a 'overseas
listers know nowt' kind of way.
As we all know there is more to supporting a football team than just results
and the best players otherwise we'd all be supporting premiership winning
clubs.
There's an ethos to supporting a team and how BMc presents himself in
interviews that may not be broadcast worldwide indicates to me that he gets
what Leeds United is all about.
How many of us claim all we want is for the players to give 100%? Well we've
got a manager who despite all the sh*t thrown at him over the last few
months hasn't walked away even though he would have been well within his
rights to. A manager who is proud to be Leeds yet has been undermined at
almost every opportunity by a weak and inconsistent board deserves our
support.
Yes the squad is sh*t but it isn't his squad. We have no idea how many
Varney's there are in Colin's men and we probably never will, BMc isn't the
sort of manager who tells tales. We know Kenny and Colin go back a long way,
so it's not surprising, that, since Colin went, Kenny's form has dipped, how
many others are in the same frame of mind? What do you suggest he does with
them in a squad so threadbare? We have a squad full of Colin's mates. We had
three left backs and no central defenders, half a dozen central midfielders
and no wingers, why do you think that was? BMc's had to gamble with
freebies, loanees and lower league prospects. He re-established links with
the academy that Colin had destroyed. Yes we all wonder at the inclusion of
Pugh in any squad but BMc didn't sign him, who else should he play? "Anyone
but Pugh" isn't the answer if we haven't got anyone else.
Again that's not BMc's fault, he came to a club that had just borrowed the
wages from the previous owner and struggled to pay it back. Despite all this
he was nominated for manager of the month in November. How short and how
fickle memories you all have.
Marching on together? Or only when it suits?
Cheers
Paul

On 12 February 2014 21:00, Mark <[email protected]> wrote:

> I base most of my comments on what other listers who attend or watch 
> games are saying. And too consistently I hear those that attend the 
> games speak of us being second best, puzzling tactics and team 
> selections, etc. I trust the match reports and comments of those that 
> are on our list over the match reports I have access to on the YEP,
soccernet, sky, etc...
> From these emails and the occasional armchair observation I base my 
> frustrations on our current managers ability.
> I do believe I've never said we should sign Messi, Ronaldo or get 
> Fergie out of retirement to manage us.
>
>
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