| Culture problem at the Club 20:41 - Jan 5 with 1109 views | PatfromPoole |
Really interesting Twitter thread from Alfie House at the Echo.
Judging by his various comments on this thread, there seems to be a real culture problem with a number of the more established pros.
Disturbing if true.
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| Culture problem at the Club on 21:01 - Jan 5 with 1036 views | saint22 |
And we can easily name those who are the problem |  | | |
| Culture problem at the Club on 21:13 - Jan 5 with 1005 views | PatfromPoole |
He’s very open on the Total Saints Podcast about players who aren’t good enough.
Bazunu and Archer are regularly named by him in this category.
It seems clear that the likes of Stephens, Downes, Harwood-Bellis and Manning are at the heart of the culture problem. | |
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| Culture problem at the Club on 21:20 - Jan 5 with 964 views | shotters |
Is anyone really surprised though? Poor leadership seems to go right to the very top
Its the same in any industry, I'm a painter and decorator and if I have to I sometimes do site work, on the good sites with good management its organised, the quality of work is good and it gets done on time.
On poorly managed sites its easy for a toxic culture to breed, work is shoddy and even though you start with the right intentions its hard not to unconsciously start to go through the motions, take your money and get out as quickly as possible
The point to this analogy is we signed very good championship players like Azaz and Fellows and brought back Charles and Edwards who all had fine seasons last year and they all now a shadow of what they were |  |
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| Culture problem at the Club on 22:04 - Jan 5 with 864 views | GRIM |
| Culture problem at the Club on 21:20 - Jan 5 by shotters |
Is anyone really surprised though? Poor leadership seems to go right to the very top
Its the same in any industry, I'm a painter and decorator and if I have to I sometimes do site work, on the good sites with good management its organised, the quality of work is good and it gets done on time.
On poorly managed sites its easy for a toxic culture to breed, work is shoddy and even though you start with the right intentions its hard not to unconsciously start to go through the motions, take your money and get out as quickly as possible
The point to this analogy is we signed very good championship players like Azaz and Fellows and brought back Charles and Edwards who all had fine seasons last year and they all now a shadow of what they were |
Bit unfair to say that both Edwards & Charles are shadows of what they were.
Charles was probably one of our best players until his injury.
Edwards has not really been given a run in the side & when he has played he's been played out of his best position.
But I totally agree that some of the senior players have created a lazy culture that needs sorting. [Post edited 5 Jan 22:05]
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| Culture problem at the Club on 22:14 - Jan 5 with 823 views | felly1 |
Its almost as if these players put in a shift in those earlier games to make sure Tonda got the job .
Once he was given his contract they could ...relax ...take it nice n easy. | | | |
| Culture problem at the Club on 22:14 - Jan 5 with 824 views | saintmark1976 |
Looks to me to be the nearest the fella can get to identifying with whom the problems lay without losing his priority access to the club,which is of course necessary for him to be able to do his job properly.
Sometimes you have to read between the lines as the saying goes. | |
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| Culture problem at the Club on 08:08 - Jan 6 with 543 views | Centurion |
A really strong manager backed by the Board would sort this out.
Even if we dropped to League 1, it would be worth it to clear out any wasters.
It is a worry if there is a breakdown in professionalism, although we must be careful as we don't have any evidence and it is not right to mention names. Never make judgements on a rumour. | | | |
| Culture problem at the Club on 15:18 - Jan 6 with 239 views | andoverpierre |
its as plain as the nose on your face the shocking displays recently featuring , Wood and THB and fellows, Manning , Stephens , Azaz who all appear to be undroppable no matter how bad they are. | | | |
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