The All New Unworthy Of It's Own Thread AFC General STUFF Thread

[Mason89]

3 minutes ago, tlg1903 said:

I know Cormack has done well for himself but last I checked he doesn't seem have access to any form of rocket propulsion. 

Well that’s another thing for the negative column 

[The.Moog]

16 hours ago, RicoS321 said:

I'm fairly certain Dave is an adult who can choose who he sits next to at the fitba. I wasn't partial to Milne's chairmanship, but he's a Dons fan going to Dons games every week. I doubt he has much input at all otherwise.

We’re still utterly shit at football - just like we have been for most of the last 30 years.

That’s got Milne’s greasy paw prints all over it.

There is no good reason to keep that utter failure hanging about, none.

For the avoidance of doubt, I’m not a fan…

[RicoS321]

4 minutes ago, The.Moog said:

We’re still utterly shit at football - just like we have been for most of the last 30 years.

That’s got Milne’s greasy paw prints all over it.

There is no good reason to keep that utter failure hanging about, none.

For the avoidance of doubt, I’m not a fan…

There is absolutely nothing about Cormack's time in charge of the footballing side of things that has Milne's paw prints on it. Other than the appointment of Robinson*. The rest has been data and processes. Even off the field we have been nothing like we were under Milne. 

It's possible that two chairman can be equally shite for different reasons. 

* I don't mean Milne appointed Robinson, just that he's in the Milne-esque category. 

Edited 8 hours ago by RicoS321

[swaddon]

I see the official AFC website has had a makeover.

It's still not as good as the auld, auld site, though.

[Mason89]

2 hours ago, RicoS321 said:

 

* I don't mean Milne appointed Robinson, just that he's in the Milne-esque category. 

That’s the problem though, nobody really knows. Given everything we know about Cormack, Robinson is the last person on planet earth he would give the job to. He’s right up Milnes street though. Has Cormack realised that footballing philosophies, top 100 clubs, exciting young managers playing it out from the back is all a pile of shite? I certainly hope so but it’s just as likely that Milne has had a word in his ear. The prawcess went right out the window and nobody can rule out Milnes involvement. 
 

He shouldn’t be involved in any decision making whatsoever 

[RicoS321]

17 minutes ago, Mason89 said:

That’s the problem though, nobody really knows. Given everything we know about Cormack, Robinson is the last person on planet earth he would give the job to. He’s right up Milnes street though. Has Cormack realised that footballing philosophies, top 100 clubs, exciting young managers playing it out from the back is all a pile of shite? I certainly hope so but it’s just as likely that Milne has had a word in his ear. The prawcess went right out the window and nobody can rule out Milnes involvement. 
 

He shouldn’t be involved in any decision making whatsoever 

I don't disagree, but the point I was responding to suggested that Cormack's tenure had Milne's paw prints on it, which I don't think is true. As far as it is possible for us to tell, via evidence, the two's approach to chairmanship, to date, is significantly different. 

[tlg1903]

5 hours ago, RicoS321 said:

I don't disagree, but the point I was responding to suggested that Cormack's tenure had Milne's paw prints on it, which I don't think is true. As far as it is possible for us to tell, via evidence, the two's approach to chairmanship, to date, is significantly different. 

I certainly can't see wiggy going two footed into Kenny Macintyre after merely being introduced onto the programme