PAOLO DI CANIO TO RETURN PETITION!

[jayohaitchenn]

No. Bottling cunt.

[DMR]

I didn't say he was a liar.

FWIW I think the truth is probably somewhere in between what both parties are saying, so neither are lying, just have completely crossed wires.

This.

There's 3 sides to every story. Aggrieved party A, aggrieved party B, and what actually happened.

[Red Frog]

A non-TEF friend just sent me his take on the PdC era. I think he's got it in a nutshell:

Having PdC as manager is like filling your kids up with coca cola and sweets. It can be entertaining (if a little tiresome) watching them manically running around bouncing off the walls, but we know that this is not good for anyone beyond the immediate future.

 

[jonny72]

As some have said if he wanted to return and the players allowed it then he'll come back.

Maybe I missed it but I didn't see any of the players commenting on Paolo going, definitely nothing of the "he's a really great boss, we wanted him to stay, we're gonna miss him" type comments you normally get when a well liked manager leaves.

Been a few somewhat negative comments coming out from the players though.

Again, maybe I'm wrong but I get the impression they're kind of relieved he's gone but are being diplomatic about it.

[GoSWINDON]

Maybe I missed it but I didn't see any of the players commenting on Paolo going, definitely nothing of the "he's a really great boss, we wanted him to stay, we're gonna miss him" type comments you normally get when a well liked manager leaves.

Been a few somewhat negative comments coming out from the players though.

Again, maybe I'm wrong but I get the impression they're kind of relieved he's gone but are being diplomatic about it.
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If Paolo comes back because the players let him , then it's really not going to work again (that's in reply to TheMAJOR ) .

To say the players have been negative is abit  OTT , I imagine Alan Mc might take issue but didnt Tommy Miller say he had been in contact with him right up to kick-off against PNE and Paola had been advising him over previous days ?

[DV]

A non-TEF friend just sent me his take on the PdC era. I think he's got it in a nutshell:

 

....he hasn't because at no point did it mention winning.

[fittons_coaching_badge]

Maybe I missed it but I didn't see any of the players commenting on Paolo going, definitely nothing of the "he's a really great boss, we wanted him to stay, we're gonna miss him" type comments you normally get when a well liked manager leaves.

Been a few somewhat negative comments coming out from the players though.

Again, maybe I'm wrong but I get the impression they're kind of relieved he's gone but are being diplomatic about it.

Players are all busy having a pre match warm up with Jed at the Pig On the Hill 

[Red Frog]

....he hasn't because at no point did it mention winning.

I think he meant the bit about entertaining to include the winning. Don't worry if you didn't get it. He won't be upset.

[thepeoplesgame]

Maybe I missed it but I didn't see any of the players commenting on Paolo going, definitely nothing of the "he's a really great boss, we wanted him to stay, we're gonna miss him" type comments you normally get when a well liked manager leaves.

Been a few somewhat negative comments coming out from the players though.

Again, maybe I'm wrong but I get the impression they're kind of relieved he's gone but are being diplomatic about it.

If the players are relieved that the "pressure's off" then I'm not sure that's a good thing. Hopefully the players can look back on his time and realise it was that relentless drive for perfection in every aspect of their preparation that has delivered the club from League Two to the pinnacle of League One. If they can remain disciplined and committed to that work ethic they have a chance of getting themselves over the line this season, which would be fantastic. I would actually love to see the players self-govern themselves to promotion, so they can take all the credit, but if they start to think "Paolo's not here to bollock us, we can relax" then we'll need a manager (and a good one) quick-smart.

[DV]

Winning never becomes tiresome.

[Peter Venkman]

Winning never becomes tiresome.

Wasn't there a thread on here towards the end of last season where somebody actually stated they were bored with us keep winning games 1-0 and 2-1? don't remember who it was but I would happily keep winning games in a boring way!

[Abrahammer]

If the players are relieved that the "pressure's off" then I'm not sure that's a good thing. Hopefully the players can look back on his time and realise it was that relentless drive for perfection in every aspect of their preparation that has delivered the club from League Two to the pinnacle of League One. If they can remain disciplined and committed to that work ethic they have a chance of getting themselves over the line this season, which would be fantastic. I would actually love to see the players self-govern themselves to promotion, so they can take all the credit, but if they start to think "Paolo's not here to bollock us, we can relax" then we'll need a manager (and a good one) quick-smart.

There is enough experience in the squad to make sure standards don't drop, I would imagine they want to ditch the whole "Paolo Di Canio's Swindon Town" and prove its about the players on the pitch not manager who got us challenging for the top 2.

There absolutely no reason for a drop in performance because someone different is giving the pre game team talk

[sonicyouth]

Winning never becomes tiresome.

losing does though, eh?

[mrverve]

I think He's probably fucked off to Italy anyway. The only way he could come back now would be with an apology to the fans and mcCormack, a pay cut, and a swindon tattoo on his forehead. Ciao Paolo.

Why would he need to apologise to McCormack?

A player sent home from training for being ill and then jumping onto a golf course a few hours later then not coming in for training the next day.

Don't believe everything you read.

[Bukkake Regiment]

Winning never becomes tiresome.

Nail, head, hit.