For me this is a no brainer & IMO will be crucial in winning over the support. I can't see any way Petrie's decisions can be deemed justified yet again & fear post Petrie we could be left with his appointment. In the focus to remove Petrie it should be fully recognised how much of a failure Butcher has presided over.
I have serious concerns that TB becomes overlooked in the bigger picture & it worries me big time.
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Thread: Petrie Out = Butcher Out
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30-05-2014 09:27 PM #1
Petrie Out = Butcher Out
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30-05-2014 09:32 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-05-2014 09:41 PM #4
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30-05-2014 09:43 PM #5
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Still can`t understand why Butcher hasn`t resigned but I suppose it`s financial though his manager income must be low compared with media work . Seeing he hasn`t resigned , you`d expect him to be sacked but I suppose that may happen when LD takes over . Get the feeling that we just can`t afford to sack him - Petrie gambled money on compensation to Fenlon and Nicholl and ICT on getting bigger crowds and success . Massive error even if we`d stayed up since crowds didn`t go up at all despite press hype and then fiasco of last 5 months . That`s my only doubt about anti Petrie stuff and that is that it deflects attention away from need to get new manager in soon to start planning new team - players and coaches at all levels . In a vacuum now since what decent manager would sign for us with current uncertainty ? Relegation is never good but in different circumstances ( automatic resignation from Butcher even if we`d won play off ) we could have had some momentum going with exciting new manager and some new signings .
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30-05-2014 09:46 PM #6
I think the opposite. Petrie must go. Butcher has a blank canvas to get a squad/team to compete for promotion. He knows exactly what is required top to bottom in the playing sense. He has started already. He has the ability as he has done this before including his team being unbeaten at home for the whole season at that level. His Inverness side were playing quick passing football so he can replicate that at ER. Last but not least it will cost us money not only to get rid of him and his team but to bring in a replacement with the knowhow or nous to get us back up again. He needs to be given at least a season and take it from there.
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30-05-2014 09:56 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
then there's ST sales. I can't imagine a flood of supporters rushing to the ticket office to watch their team kick it into the corners.
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30-05-2014 09:57 PM #8
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No thanks Terry
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30-05-2014 10:01 PM #9
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I can't understand how he achieved his success at ICT but I'm past caring. I just think he's the wrong man in the wrong job, and Petrie's latest appointment has been his worst.
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30-05-2014 10:04 PM #11This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Can you honestly say you would happily pay to watch more of what you've seen over the last 10 home games ?
Butchers total capitulation & out of depth management coincides with a chairman who is totally alienated from the pulse of the Hibs Family.
Put simply neither understand !!!
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30-05-2014 10:08 PM #12
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30-05-2014 10:09 PM #13
Butcher out first for me before he does any more damage to the playing side, IMO he's getting far too easy a ride from some fans not to mention the media.
I keep hearing about how well he did at ICT but his honking record at pretty much every other club he's been at is just glossed over. And how everything will be OK when he gets his own players in. But that doesn't excuse:
- His handling of Alex Harris, who was being rested 'til the end of the season only to select him again a few games later and continue to play him when he was woefully off form.
- Tom Taiwo wasn't in his plans only to select him and then praise him as one of our better players. Oh and then drop him completely for the last half dozen or so games of the season.
- His petty spat with KT, who was our best player, but was rarely selected. But claim in the media he was looking forward to having him fit again. And before someone says he was a troublemaker the easy solution to that was tell him he was not wanted and did not need to report for training as he would be away in the summer.
- Liam Craig as a holding midfielder and captain. Only to be told he was free to go at the end of the season. Great judgement there.
- The substitution of Heffernan for OTJ against Hamilton, only to concede a last gasp equaliser then be left hanging on for penalties in extra time.
But we can trust him not make these type of basic errors when he gets his own players in. Players the calibre of Danny Haynes and Daniel Boateng who was so bad he couldn't even get in the squad. Yeah right. Petrie must go one hundred per cent but get that clown Butcher away as well.
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30-05-2014 10:09 PM #14
Both Petrie's and Butcher's positions at the club are untenable. Both must go.
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30-05-2014 10:10 PM #15
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Hopefully if we force Petrie out then Butcher will follow. Might sound daft seeing as its still May but we're running out of time given that we need to recruit a new manager and they then have to virtually sign a new team!!!
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I remember his words in the Eastern Cemetery prior to his 1st game.
I really do hope we as a support post Petrie do not tolerate his significant part in our current predicament.
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30-05-2014 10:26 PM #18
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I want RP out followed by TB and MM
All 3 have contributed to our downfall so all must go
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30-05-2014 10:30 PM #19This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-05-2014 10:41 PM #20This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If the £10k a week contract for Butcher & co isn't terminated along with the inept chairman how can you possibly have any confidence in the manager to bring us forward given his choices substitutions.
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30-05-2014 10:41 PM #21This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
- His continued selection of the woeful Michael Nelson
- His refusal to use James McPake
- His dreadful transfer dealings in January
- His complete lack of a plan B
- His vocal and public lack of vilification of the squad.
- Prioritising a trip to a south coast student union over watching our next opponents in one of our biggest games in years.
...and as for this 'wait til he gets his own players pish'. The job of a manager is to get the best out of the available resources. Not down tools when your not happy with what's available.Last edited by Winston Ingram; 30-05-2014 at 10:45 PM.
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30-05-2014 10:48 PM #22
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What if RP won't resign. Do you still want Butcher to go and let Petrie pick the new manager?
Who in their right mind would want the job whilst the Chairman's future is in doubt? A new chairman might not want the new guy.
Things have to be done in a logical order starting with the removal of RP.
For the record I am not sure if Butcher should go.
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30-05-2014 10:52 PM #23This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Petrie out.
Butcher out
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30-05-2014 10:54 PM #24This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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30-05-2014 10:54 PM #25
Petrie out. Butcher out. Malpas out.
We are guarenteed to have a pretty much new team for next season, and I am hoping we have a brand new set-up off the field too. Time for serious changes.
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30-05-2014 11:11 PM #26This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
devoid of any thought, craft, purpose.
Who brings in the third rate loanees ??
we didn't try & freshen things up, you ain't kidding !
This our level talk is contributory to where we are right now.
Butcher was given plenty time & he made it clear as day to me anyway that he isn't up to task.
Whilst I fully respect your views I'm genuinely surprised you see things as you do.
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30-05-2014 11:17 PM #27This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Guess what they did - GIRUY Boss!!!!!!! Amateur management and really worrying! I was happy when he was appointed but have serious reservations now and have never been more embarrassed to be a Hibs fan.
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30-05-2014 11:24 PM #28
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Agree with this Petrie doesn't pick the team or coach them. Butcher for me has plenty to answer if he comes out and said there was a player power problem or something he might get a bit support but it looks like he trod on the stronger characters to show who was boss and lost the team. I feel the team chucked it ages ago and hasn't tried a leg since the window closed.
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30-05-2014 11:47 PM #30
I think that part of the problem is that there's a strong feeling that things need to change, for there to be a clean slate and for many people, TB will always have that connection to the 'old' regime and relegation. It's a tricky one tbh, because I think he's failed so far in the job- I can't think of any redeeming aspects of keeping him on, except avoiding a financial blow- but he has been here before and done well. Big risk though, given the pressure to get next season right. Ach, what a sad state of affairs all round.
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