We can afford to sack Adams

Heard the line several times tonight that we can’t afford to sack Adams so we’ll have to keep him.

I don’t agree.

For every 1,000 adult ST holders (paying on average £250) that don’t renew next season because of Adams that is £250,000 in lost revenue.

We could easily lose 2-3k adults - look around the forums and social media. Everyone wants the bore gone.

Yes he got a three year deal but are we really paying him THAT much that sacking him isn’t an option to consider?

The only way we can get fans onside before the next ticketing campaign is to fire Adams.

Forget his self preservation threats to ‘immature’ Sparks on the radio tonight.

Every week he remains in charge we sink further from the playoffs and lose more fans.

He’s lost the players in September when he questioned their integrity and said they weren’t winners.

We need to get rid now before the s**t really hits the fan in the summer.

How many adult ST’s can you see us losing next year if Adams remains in charge?

 

I thought they were £249 this year? I genuinely can’t remember. I just paid it and that was that.

It doesn’t matter, it’s just an example for illustrative purposes here. Even if they are £200 and we lose 2500 adults (a conservative estimate IMO…..people are that fed up) thats half a million in lost revenue - i.e. a hell of a lot.

 

Despite Adams’ threats I think there will always be people interested. We don’t need a traditional old school manager anyway IMO, sometimes it can pay to think outside the box.

I’d love Jones but he’s a social worker apparently. I like Morais. Speaks sense, gets the club. Dunno if he’s got his badges. But We aren’t going down so the next boss can experiment a bit.

Flynn is prob too big for us now but he’d be another I’d love.

 

Shout

 

Time to think outside the box.

I know we tried Trueman and Sellars before but all due respect they were nobodies and ultimately they were found out. But there are players who will earn respect of the dressing room, like Gerrard did at Rangers, like Rooney has done at Derby and like Jewell and Kamara did for us in the nineties.

 

Yeah I can see that

 

He was doing best he could with the limited resources he had at Newport IMO. Regularly got them in playoffs. Few big cup nights along the way too. Whats not to say he couldn’t adapt his approach if given better players at a bigger club?

I’d rather give it to a Morais type manager until the end of the season though and see how they fare.