nokiss 0 Posted August 5, 2013 Share Posted August 5, 2013 With the new squad being unable to be fielded until September, August was always going to be a case of grit your teeth and bear it. Hence Green had to act before McCoist could get his first 11 on the pitch. How many of the fans would still be worrying about the Forfar result if the new team looks good on the pitch performance wise after the start of September. If the new squad does well it would have weakened Green's hand, if he can remove McCoist before this he can put it down to whoever the yes man that he would bring in doing a great job. To all of those who want McCoist out be very careful what you wish for. IMHO, mate, I don't think Green's comments were in any way football related. They were intended to destabilise. Green, for all his faults, is no mug. He knows McColl is buying up shares and there's a messy boardroom battle coming. Publicly putting pressure on Ally and therefore Walter, was clearly a ploy to make their positions untenable, and with Walter resigning today, it's worked. The less allies McColl has on the board come the battle, the better. No matter what I think of Ally's ability as a manager, I wouldn't wish the sort of pressure he's going to be under on him. Good luck Ally, you're going to need it. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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