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Can't get any worse can it.

We really need to throw the whole lot out

Players and manager

If I had the will to attend tonight I would've spoilt my POY voting slip by letting the club know exactly why I view this seasons squad with the utter contempt they so richly deserve.
But to have the fu©king audacity to ask the supporters for ' a player of the year ' after the shit that's been dished out this season by the bucket load , is quite frankly a fu©k!ng insult to each & every supporters integrity tonight. Maybe if it was renamed PRICK OF THE YEAR, sorry too many candidates, couldn't separate the wheat from the chaff, in all honesty.
Any normal club would've abandoned such an award due to the worst ever season in the history of TUFC, to be rewarded with an accolade after being a part of such an historic occasion & what's more to even have the guile to accept the award ( whoever you turn out to be ) is taking the piss out of every single person to have ever walked through those turnstiles ever.
An absolute bunch of cnuts from the Chairman right the way down to the players, the only possible person to come out of this season once again is our groundsman, Chris Ralph, maybe he should get the award of poy (person of the year) !
Rant over.

He won't get the sack. If he had a scrap of pride, he'd just go. I don't know how he can go into work knowing how shite he is at his job.

90 minutes against a rock bottom team with a player less. Embarrassing.

Owers needs to go. He won’t though. He will be here when we play this bad next season.

Good point teign

The groundsman would be a excellent and the only person who deserves it !!!!!

The only person that has fulfilled his job role

They are not players they are failures

Owers isn't going anywhere soon. He was Hedges choice and Hedges is CO's right hand man and calling most of the shots. The three of them are thick as thieves.

Don't know how Osborne can continually say Owers Is the man for the job after this!Then again perhaps he's right as he's the perfect manager to obtain another relegation next year to assist in killing off the club even quicker than the 5 yr plan.

greb46 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2018, 22:07 Don't know how Osborne can continually say Owers Is the man for the job after this!Then again perhaps he's right as he's the perfect manager to obtain another relegation next year to assist in killing off the club even quicker than the 5 yr plan.

Bang on the money. If CO sacked Owers then i might even be slightly tempted for a small part of me to believe he does care a tiny bit but anyone who cares about their business doesn't keep on a buffoon like Owers. It's commercial suicide. If he does then it confirms a lot IMO.

All I saw was Owers being confronted by a fan and then Owers had to be escorted away by the stewards.

Shambles tonight!!!

Yes, agree with all. The club hit a new low tonight on the pitch. A result of monumental mismanagement throughout the club for some time!! Surely it's time for a complete change in players and management!!

IanGull01 wrote: ↑24 Apr 2018, 22:12 All I saw was Owers being confronted by a fan and then Owers had to be escorted away by the stewards.

Shambles tonight!!!

Bet it was better entertainment than the football produced by his team

Flipper wrote: ↑24 Apr 2018, 22:15 Bet it was better entertainment than the football produced by his team

Maybe if the fan had got to Owers then Owers would perhaps have shown us more fight than in nearly a season of football management?

Absolute **** disgrace of a result against the worst team in the conference.

Bounce back? Not a **** chance.

Cretin for an owner - **** off.
Cretin for a general manager - **** off
Cretin for a football manager - **** off.
Most of the players give as much of a shit about us as my work colleagues, none of whom like football in any way, shape or form, so they can all **** off too.

Bastards the lot of them.

So you're a tad unhappy with things then Scott?

Yorkieandy wrote: ↑24 Apr 2018, 22:18 Maybe if the fan had got to Owers then Owers would perhaps have shown us more fight than in nearly a season of football management?

Please don't put the words Owers, football and management in the same sentence. It doesn't sound right. =D