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Said he was satisfied with the off pitch progress, satisfied with some on pitch progress but everyone dissatisfied with seasons end. He said there was an internal review as to what happened last 7 games.
Be interesting to hear what the conclusions were, but he said they have taken some of the learnings and have/ are addressing them in advance of this season.
I’d like to understand that a lot more because I can’t see it yet.
We’re going into the first game with three new additions, one of whom is injured.
We’re going into the season under cooked again.
This is all on TFG.
Another fact is that Kinnear, said he was happily dissatisfied, even though his bosses thought the players and manager, hadn’t accomplished their goals and viewed the season as a failure.
Work that one out.
John #45, the window ain’t closed yet. See you in a couple of weeks.
Your first line makes no sense. The question was why Friedkin didn’t fire Moyes. Boat-rocking???
Dave #46, fine, disprove me. Kinnear says everybody in top management viewed the season as a failure because we fell short of Europe. Yet Moyes is still in his job. That’s a fact. Tell me why you think Friedkin didn’t sack him for that failure.
Martin suggested Moyes might get a contract extension if he got us into Europe this season.
I was making the analogy that he should have been sacked for failing to do so last season as TFG reportedly saw the season as a failure.
Not sure if you were able to listen to the entire interview? Kinnear claimed TFG looked upon last season as a failure by missing out on European competition.