Daniel Farke was the glue that held us all together …
Now he has gone so much vitriol and animosity on the terraces. Can’t see how it will get any better without really strong leadership.
Fundamentally he was a great coach and and an even better guy and I think that galvanised the supporters and somewhat protected Delia and Michael and Stuart Webber.
Feels like things could get very nasty very quickly at this junction .
Posted By: loz, Jan 12, 10:44:57
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- Wonder if we will play that Russian team in a pre season friendly
Posted By: NorskyNormann, Jan 12, 14:33:53 - 1We will look back on the Farke years with a warm glow and a sense of loss...
Posted By: Worthing Yellow, Jan 12, 14:27:27 - 7In my view, during the spell when Smith had a proper squad to pick from there
Posted By: Jim, Jan 12, 13:23:45 - It's easy to forget the importance of key virtues
Posted By: MonkeyPuzzle, Jan 12, 13:21:05 - 3With respect, that’s a load of bollocks
Posted By: SimonOTBC, Jan 12, 12:48:42 - 1I’m going to wait until the results of the enquiry are known
Posted By: Augustus Pablo, Jan 12, 12:25:47 - A little dramatic.
Posted By: protheroe fitzgibbon, Jan 12, 12:19:15 - Unfortunately with the team losing, Farke was always going to go
Posted By: seminated_woolly, Jan 12, 11:57:52 - Would no different, in fact it would be worse as supporters aren’t calling for the
Posted By: thirsty work, Jan 12, 11:51:34 - He was the wind beneath our wings...
Posted By: Cardiff Canary, Jan 12, 11:40:03 - 3If he was still here there would be just as much infighting and discontent
Posted By: Adster, Jan 12, 11:14:43 - 15Yeah things were great
Posted By: SCC 28, Jan 12, 10:57:05 - 8The sacking of Daniel Farke is not the reason for our current issues.
Posted By: norwaay, Jan 12, 10:46:23
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