It never really left me

And on that run made it clear that if he improved and got us somewhere reasonable, I'd take it and respect that he would be taking the club forward, but that I do not like the way he conducts himself as a manager, or in the media or on transfers

After the burnley game, I began to think he had (finally) turned it around and got the team to gell. Mainly because I've always rated Cotterill as a very good man manager and he's doing well at Burnley, so I though we did well against a good manager and an alright team

Once preston turned up to Carrow and destroyed us, it was looking like that 5 game run wasn't a reflection on form but a lucky run, a bit like the end of last season in the prem, and not a reflection on the season. The week after Mullins scores after 6 minutes making West ham over the 10th team to score against us in the first 15 minutes. That isn't accecptable for any manager

Yesterday we managed until the 26th minute. There's a School of thought that Plymouth aren't the best side in the world, though I actually look on yesterday as "as points a point away from home"

As much I don't want worthington here, there was nothing wrong with yesterdays result as a statistic, although plymouth did dominate from what I heard. Something that seems to be a theme of the season

If we'd have learnt, and started to dominate teams, and take the lead etc, then I'd accept things are moving forward

They aren't going anywhere, and I stand by being Anti Worthington

Posted By: pants, Jan 15, 17:05:01