Liam Rosenior

[Danny999]

They were awful against us in both games. Surprised they finish as high as they did to be honest.

If the owners had invested heavily in that playing squad they should be annoyed.

Yeah that's right formulate an opinion based on 2 games out of 46 (one of those 2 games they won by the way). I too watched two of their games (Ipswich at home and Leeds away) but times they played some slick football against the better teams in the league. With the players they had they should have got into the playoffs so it's no surprise Rosenior got sacked. Business is cutthroat and he failed to deliver his targets. He would be a good appointment at Sunderland though!

 

[DH9]

Seems brutal.

 

[ChrisAshley]

Looking at the Hull fans reaction they're not happy at this decision, there's no patience in football anymore.

 

[Howard the Duck]

I'm surprised at people thinking it's a surprising decision, he should have comfortably had that squad in the playoffs. His football is dull as owt too.

 

[naughtynose]

Very harsh

Not really, they backed him massively and expected playoffs. Their home form was absolutely shocking

 

[Howard the Duck]

Looking at the Hull fans reaction they not happy at this decision, there's no patience in football anymore.

I've obviously misjudged it then. I thought they were fed up with him.

 

[Grimes]

Last thing we need is having to fight off other clubs for a head coach

 

[kildaremackem]

Not really, they backed him massively and expected playoffs. Their home form was absolutely shocking

he didnt sign any of the players..some randomn "international football consultant" does that

 

[DrewC]

Thrown alot of money at promotion and failed

WBA is the same boat not sure where Southampton or Leeds at with FFP but Norwich looks like the best club for us to go up

 

[Alfa]

I think they went on a run from late February where despite being allowed to bring in some decent players in the winter window, they won something like 3/10 games.

That run ultimately cost them a playoff place and it looks like for Rosenior, his job.

 

[Super Ted]

Can see Alex Neil going there.

 

[chopsfc007]

he didnt sign any of the players..some randomn "international football consultant" does that

So absolving him of any blame brilliant

 

[Lonz]

Yeah that's right formulate an opinion based on 2 games out of 46 (one of those 2 games they won by the way). I too watched two of their games (Ipswich at home and Leeds away) but times they played some slick football against the better teams in the league. With the players they had they should have got into the playoffs so it's no surprise Rosenior got sacked. Business is cutthroat and he failed to deliver his targets. He would be a good appointment at Sunderland though!

I believe you. They did finish 7th after all.

 

[kildaremackem]

So absolving him of any blame brilliant

i was responding to hte bit about him being backed..
he wasnt..
he may have coached or managed the team badly..they werent his players

 

[Nelson!]

I recall one of their supporters who gets on here being less than complimentary about certain aspects of how the owner does things (as well as happy about some others, such as the free holidays).

They must be hoping he doesn’t do something unhinged.

 

[Cream Soda]

Can see Alex Neil going there.

Can see Still going there.

Neil if favourite for Plymouth

 

[SAFC11]

Think it's probably on the harsh side of things. Not everyone can finish in the top 6 and only just finished outside. 3 spots were always going to be taken by Leeds, Leicester and Southampton.

 

[chopsfc007]

i was responding to hte bit about him being backed..
he wasnt..
he may have coached or managed the team badly..they werent his players

He was backed he was given excellent players to coach and should have got them top six he failed

 

[ferryhill mackem]

I'm surprised at people thinking it's a surprising decision, he should have comfortably had that squad in the playoffs. His football is dull as owt too.

And he comes across as an arrogant bellend. In a recent post match interview he said they had comfortably been the better side in 98% of their games this season

 

[kildaremackem]

He was backed he was given excellent players to coach and should have got them top six he failed

any evidence the players were excellent? the only came 7th after all..were they proven championship operators?