08-03-2015, 16:24
Everybody always blames the poor manager but the true culprit here is Hoyle, who has got rid of three managers in the past 2.5 years and now the fans are calling for the fourth one to get the chop. No manager is going to be successful at Town until Hoyle forgets all about this self-sustaining crap and staying within the financial fair play rules, which the more ambitious Owners choose to ignore.
Hoyle needs to take a leaf out of Steve Gibson's book and see how he's run the show at Middlesborough, on home attendances around 1000 above Town's average. Huddersfield is the eleventh largest Town in the UK with a population exceeding Middlesborough's so Gibson's strategy is obviously working, since he's overseen a move into a new stadium and Boro have spent most of the past 20 years in the Premiership, or League One. Not bad for a Chairman with a nett worth of less than 50% of Hoyles, who had the foresight to take from us our last season's POTY and club captain.
It's all about ambition and being prepared to take a bit of a gamble, which Hoyle is not prepared to do, even when the prize is a jackpot worth around £100 million.
Although Hoyle has done many good things for Town, it's now time to get out and pass the reigns over to someone else, who is prepared to go the extra yard to make us a top half team, instead of perennial relegation contenders.
Hoyle needs to take a leaf out of Steve Gibson's book and see how he's run the show at Middlesborough, on home attendances around 1000 above Town's average. Huddersfield is the eleventh largest Town in the UK with a population exceeding Middlesborough's so Gibson's strategy is obviously working, since he's overseen a move into a new stadium and Boro have spent most of the past 20 years in the Premiership, or League One. Not bad for a Chairman with a nett worth of less than 50% of Hoyles, who had the foresight to take from us our last season's POTY and club captain.
It's all about ambition and being prepared to take a bit of a gamble, which Hoyle is not prepared to do, even when the prize is a jackpot worth around £100 million.
Although Hoyle has done many good things for Town, it's now time to get out and pass the reigns over to someone else, who is prepared to go the extra yard to make us a top half team, instead of perennial relegation contenders.