There IS a reasonable argument for Worthington to stay....

...it's just a shame that so few KTFers are making it.

You could point to Worthington's success in his first season here in turning an under-achieving group of players into play-off contenders by installing discipline, teamwork & and organisation - it's a valid argument but one I disagree with because next season he's NOT coming in as the new man, but as the guy who has been responsible for the unravelling of the good work he was responsible for from 2002 to 2004.

However, the argument that seems to be most popular amongst KTFers is "we're just a small" club, we "shouldn't expect us to play like Brazil every week" (for FFS nobody expects that!) & "we have no rightful place in the Premiership". It's this type of pathetic, lily-livered attitude that is much more frustrating than the well-reasoned, but sadly smaller in number, arguments put forward by the likes of Arganth.....

Posted By: Orlando, Mar 3, 14:34:03