Lowe OUT.

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I pay as much attention to Erringtons opinion as I do Dickler and the other happy clappers.

..and therein lies your big problem.  Thick as a brick.

And that sums up your posting on this site to a tee, you never post an opinion you just call anybody a thick moron who doesn't lick arse as hard as you do. The nearest you have come to posting anything about the actual players or the games was last week when you posted "ouch!" Briefest of synopsis ever.

I said more in one word than you manage in a million.  You could post to the end of eternity and every word would be worthless.

Lol. It has increased your vocabulary about twenty per cent.

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I pay as much attention to Erringtons opinion as I do Dickler and the other happy clappers.

..and therein lies your big problem.  Thick as a brick.

And that sums up your posting on this site to a tee, you never post an opinion you just call anybody a thick moron who doesn't lick arse as hard as you do. The nearest you have come to posting anything about the actual players or the games was last week when you posted "ouch!" Briefest of synopsis ever.

I said more in one word than you manage in a million.  You could post to the end of eternity and every word would be worthless.

Eternity doesn't have an end-that's why it's called eternity.

Rather like you. it just goes on and on and on and on.....................

Grovehill wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I pay as much attention to Erringtons opinion as I do Dickler and the other happy clappers.

..and therein lies your big problem.  Thick as a brick.

And that sums up your posting on this site to a tee, you never post an opinion you just call anybody a thick moron who doesn't lick arse as hard as you do. The nearest you have come to posting anything about the actual players or the games was last week when you posted "ouch!" Briefest of synopsis ever.

I said more in one word than you manage in a million.  You could post to the end of eternity and every word would be worthless.

Eternity doesn't have an end-that's why it's called eternity.

Rather like you. it just goes on and on and on and on.....................

Oh look, It's earwiggy and one of the stooges.

Rickler wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

I pay as much attention to Erringtons opinion as I do Dickler and the other happy clappers.

..and therein lies your big problem.  Thick as a brick.

And that sums up your posting on this site to a tee, you never post an opinion you just call anybody a thick moron who doesn't lick arse as hard as you do. The nearest you have come to posting anything about the actual players or the games was last week when you posted "ouch!" Briefest of synopsis ever.

I said more in one word than you manage in a million.  You could post to the end of eternity and every word would be worthless.

Eternity doesn't have an end-that's why it's called eternity.

Rather like you. it just goes on and on and on and on.....................

Oh look,  It's earwiggy and one of the stooges.  

Yes, it's a conspiracy--Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me!

Your turn Rickler.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

His pathetic squad are an insult to the shirt, do the right thing Si, and get rid.

This managerial vendetta you've masterminded has even spread to Exeweb's "The word on Well Street." Initially, I thought well of Taylor but found myself groaning inwardly at some of his signings - especially the perennially walking wounded. Noting the way the current board works, I imagine he'll be safe for next season but after that it's anyones guess. Still fresh in the chairman's mind must be the long drawn-out criticisms of the Tisdale era.

Tisdale for Argyle anyone?

Hugh Midde wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

His pathetic squad are an insult to the shirt, do the right thing Si, and get rid.

This managerial vendetta you've masterminded has even spread to Exeweb's "The word on Well Street." Initially, I thought well of Taylor but found myself groaning inwardly at some of his signings - especially the perennially walking wounded. Noting the way the current board works, I imagine he'll be safe for next season but after that it's anyones guess. Still fresh in the chairman's mind must be the long drawn-out criticisms of the Tisdale era.

Tisdale for Argyle anyone?    

surely matt taylor os on borrowed time at city if they dont go up this season or at the very least make the playoffs.

i for one would like to see exeter promoted as it would be nice to have a game down south as most of the teams at the moment are all up north

Hugh Midde wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

His pathetic squad are an insult to the shirt, do the right thing Si, and get rid.

This managerial vendetta you've masterminded has even spread to Exeweb's "The word on Well Street." Initially, I thought well of Taylor but found myself groaning inwardly at some of his signings - especially the perennially walking wounded. Noting the way the current board works, I imagine he'll be safe for next season but after that it's anyones guess. Still fresh in the chairman's mind must be the long drawn-out criticisms of the Tisdale era.

Tisdale for Argyle anyone?    

He couldn't be any worse than Lowe. I would have Triffic Tony Pulis back. We certainly wouldn't concede so many as we wouldn't be so piss easy to score against. People say we wouldn't score many either but we couldn't score any less than we do under Lowe.

Freathy wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

His pathetic squad are an insult to the shirt, do the right thing Si, and get rid.

This managerial vendetta you've masterminded has even spread to Exeweb's "The word on Well Street." Initially, I thought well of Taylor but found myself groaning inwardly at some of his signings - especially the perennially walking wounded. Noting the way the current board works, I imagine he'll be safe for next season but after that it's anyones guess. Still fresh in the chairman's mind must be the long drawn-out criticisms of the Tisdale era.

Tisdale for Argyle anyone?    

He couldn't be any worse than Lowe.  I would have Triffic Tony Pulis back.  We certainly wouldn't concede so many as we wouldn't be so piss easy to score against.   People say we wouldn't score many either but we couldn't score any less than we do under Lowe.

Interesting question as to where Argyle would have been this season without Jephcott's goals before he dried up.Even more interesting is whether Jephcott is capable of reaching those heights again-if not,then people like Hardie and Ennis [not to mention midfielders and a few goals from set pieces] will have to show a huge improvement next season for any hope of a better showing.Defenders a priority? For sure but there are other areas of the team which will need addressing-major rebuilding ahead i fancy.

Don't think Tone would be interested in coming back down here now on a permanent basis and Argyle probably wouldn't be able to afford him but you never know if a fire fighting expert is needed on a temporary basis next season....

do any of the firm lowe out gang know any NEW managers instead of harking out the OLD names as if they would even consider coming here again.

Lowe was heralded as one of the "new generation" of Managers when he joined PAFC.

I'm all for bringing on new talent, giving young managers a chance, but they nearly always need a more experienced coach or assistance to guide them through the bad times. Peter Reid had Stan Ternent beside him at Man City, for example.

I'm sure there are a lot of good coaches currently below the radar, working at reserve or youth team level. Brendan Rogers was a youth coach at Chelsea before taking on the Swansea job.

Malcolm Allison joined Argyle from a non league team, Tony Waiters did coaching stints at Burnley and Liverpool and was an England youth coach before he joined Argyle, Big Sam managed in Ireland for a while.

But would many Clubs take a risk with a relatively unknown from non league or youth team football? I think negative fan reaction would be the biggest problem. I can remember the reaction from players and fans when Arsenal appointed "Arsene Who?"

Angry wrote:

do any of the firm lowe out gang know any NEW managers instead of harking out the OLD names as if they would even consider coming here again.

Agree, surprised no one has suggested asking Luggy or Hollowords to come back, although give it time. Jeez!

akagreengull wrote:

Angry wrote:

do any of the firm lowe out gang know any NEW managers instead of harking out the OLD names as if they would even consider coming here again.

Agree, surprised no one has suggested asking Luggy or Hollowords to come back, although give it time. Jeez!

yeap like clockwork along with Warnock too.

Finding the new manager will be Hallett's job, I just hope he chooses better next time. Because they all get sacked eventually. Even Lowe.

Looking forward to our new signings for next season.

Likewise.

Angry wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

His pathetic squad are an insult to the shirt, do the right thing Si, and get rid.

This managerial vendetta you've masterminded has even spread to Exeweb's "The word on Well Street." Initially, I thought well of Taylor but found myself groaning inwardly at some of his signings - especially the perennially walking wounded. Noting the way the current board works, I imagine he'll be safe for next season but after that it's anyones guess. Still fresh in the chairman's mind must be the long drawn-out criticisms of the Tisdale era.

Tisdale for Argyle anyone?    

surely matt taylor os on borrowed time at city if they dont go up this season or at the very least make the playoffs.

i for one would like to see exeter promoted as it would be nice to have a game down south as most of the teams at the moment are all up north

I've found out when chatting to fellow fans at matches it's not always easy find anyone that posts on the same forum as yourself. Therefore while many Exeweb posters might be pleased to see Taylor gone I imagine many more would like him to stay. As regards to Tisdale era, initially I was all for him, however, after one stultifying season after another I really wanted him out - and yet I knew many who still thought highly of him.

Naturally I would like to see City promoted but could they stay up? I used to think that divisions 1 & 2 were of a similar standard but on seeing newly promoted Swindon relegated, and Northampton, the team that tonked Exeter in the play-offs also struggling, I have my doubts as to whether Taylor has the experience and guile to find and sign right players.