DanielGaunt wrote:
jockthemonkey wrote:
my question was as if stated by many on here that if we are going in the wrong direction should not the director of football get some of the blame
i would mutch rather see less bad posts aimed at danny and certain players they do see these posts and i can not see in any way how they help the moral of the team

Are you taking the piss? So it's ok to attach some unwarranted blame on Turner but let the players and manager off the hook.
I think Mr jockthemonkey has a valid point, if people aren't happy with Danny Boy, (and I'm not one of them cos I think he'll sort it) then surely the initial fault lies with whoever appointed him, although I can't remember too many people oppose his appointment.
Another valid point of Mr jockthemonkeys was how can constant slagging help to boost moral and performance, a prime example of verbal assassination was at Swindon, Elliott who was having a poor game, but I doubt very much it was deliberate, yet as is normally the case the 'fan!' with the biggest mouth, and this mouth was big, and this mouth belonged to someone I haven't noticed at many/any other away games this season, but might be wrong cos Swindons not the best place to pick to follow your team for a one off game, shouted down to Elliott that he's "just not good enough" now that doesn't seem too harsh, and no doubt a lot of people will say he was only telling the truth, but this came at a time when the ground was quiet, when Elliott was stood just below us and when whole team needed as much encouragement as possible, Elliott, Humphs, Barker get enough stick from opposition fans without taking it from our own. Anyway needless to say Elliotts performance got progressively worse, but would it of with a little support ? who knows
