WorcesterMiller wrote:

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Brad will be happy.

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 poor ****** probable hasnt heard yet and if he has he is probably in intensive care-good news can be just as bad for your health as bad .

Unless he's going for the Donny job, and TS found out.

Glad I was sitting when i read this my legs went , this tops any manager going up to date , I believe TS will have a plan although I think putting Black in charge would rather have seen Warnie there but im a numptie , we told Evans we are still here when he's gone, but I would still like to say a massive thanks to Steve Evans for some of my best memories in the last 55 years of going to watch the Millers . Going to be very interesting next week or two . Let's just hope we can keep this bit of a run going , The lads are going to need us all behind them now so on Friday we've got to get behind them all the way COME ON YOU MILLERS

I echo that. At Don Valley I did not applaud his entrance to the directors box. He got us promoted from L2 with a league busting budget and new ground factor, that carried on to L1 where the massive staff turnover continued so we can't have been struggling, at L1 the NYS is still a pretty big draw for a lot of players. Last season we didn't stay up on merit, we hung by a thread of our own doing and if not for the woeful ones that went down, we'd have easily done so.

I think TS has increased the budget this year, bought into the quality over quantity and seen the reverse. I think he's had enough of the waste, short termism and lack of medium / longer term planning. If it wasn't going right for Evans his solution was more players.

I don't think we're in trouble, far from it, we have some good players and this has been done early enough to not impact our season. We can still finish away from the bottom pack. I think we'll win back old friends, our players can have the opportunity of playing with some freedom and maybe we can start to build a relationship with staff and players, because under Evans it was anything but.

Has to be Redfearn for me as he can not only do it at 1st team level but has a connection and experience of building from youth. If we were to gamble, JFH is one of the upcoming young managers, carries himself impeccably, has vast experience and really how long can Burton keep hold of him?

I will say thanks to SE and PR, but will not bat an eyelid at their departure

Exetermiller wrote:

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I echo that. At Don Valley I did not applaud his entrance to the directors box. He got us promoted from L2 with a league busting budget and new ground factor, that carried on to L1 where the massive staff turnover continued so we can't have been struggling, at L1 the NYS is still a pretty big draw for a lot of players. Last season we didn't stay up on merit, we hung by a thread of our own doing and if not for the woeful ones that went down, we'd have easily done so.

I think TS has increased the budget this year, bought into the quality over quantity and seen the reverse. I think he's had enough of the waste, short termism and lack of medium / longer term planning. If it wasn't going right for Evans his solution was more players.

I don't think we're in trouble, far from it, we have some good players and this has been done early enough to not impact our season. We can still finish away from the bottom pack. I think we'll win back old friends, our players can have the opportunity of playing with some freedom and maybe we can start to build a relationship with staff and players, because under Evans it was anything but.

Has to be Redfearn for me as he can not only do it at 1st team level but has a connection and experience of building from youth. If we were to gamble, JFH is one of the upcoming young managers, carries himself impeccably, has vast experience and really how long can Burton keep hold of him?

I will say thanks to SE and PR, but will not bat an eyelid at their departure

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 no comment on most of that EX, but at the moment we dont know why he went. Rob staton suggests it wasnt TS who was driving this decision. The club seems as caught out by this as the fans.

noticed on the statement " During the said meeting it became clear that both parties at the present time wished to head in a different direction. The meeting was at all times positive, constructive and straightforward"

Different direction ?? for the past 7 weeks we have had to look up the table.

Exetermiller wrote:

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I echo that. At Don Valley I did not applaud his entrance to the directors box. He got us promoted from L2 with a league busting budget and new ground factor, that carried on to L1 where the massive staff turnover continued so we can't have been struggling, at L1 the NYS is still a pretty big draw for a lot of players. Last season we didn't stay up on merit, we hung by a thread of our own doing and if not for the woeful ones that went down, we'd have easily done so.

I think TS has increased the budget this year, bought into the quality over quantity and seen the reverse. I think he's had enough of the waste, short termism and lack of medium / longer term planning. If it wasn't going right for Evans his solution was more players.

I don't think we're in trouble, far from it, we have some good players and this has been done early enough to not impact our season. We can still finish away from the bottom pack. I think we'll win back old friends, our players can have the opportunity of playing with some freedom and maybe we can start to build a relationship with staff and players, because under Evans it was anything but.

Has to be Redfearn for me as he can not only do it at 1st team level but has a connection and experience of building from youth. If we were to gamble, JFH is one of the upcoming young managers, carries himself impeccably, has vast experience and really how long can Burton keep hold of him?

I will say thanks to SE and PR, but will not bat an eyelid at their departure

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 Ex, we stayed up despite a 3 point deduction. If we was one of the worst 3 teams we would have been relegated. We wasn't AND THEREFORE STAYED UP ON MERIT. THE TABLE DOESN'T LIE.

Millmoormagic wrote:

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ian wrote:

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Millmoormagic wrote:

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ian wrote:

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well, thats put the cat amongst the pigeons.


Not a great thing to happen as the team had just started performing.

Any idea of the content MMM.

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 I do, but not sure of my legal standing if posted on here!!!

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 can u hint if it was mutual?

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 If you search back i posted on here ages ago about certain issues the SE had that were going to haunt him, the timescale was incorrect then, but now this has happened.

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 Evans' personal debt it is then. (don't want to get you into trouble though)