Clive wrote: ↑Sun Mar 18, 2018 9:05 pm
There are two sides to every story.
I'm not advocating Orta staying, I'm just saying it's been worse without him before and it could be again.
People say there's no point in wanting a top manager because they won't work with Orta, well ask for a top manager and if they don't want to work with Orta they will say so and Radz will have to change the set-up.
If you just ask for Orta to go then you could be left with Heckingbottom and it will probably get worse.
But Radz clearly very much values Orta's opinion, saving TC from being sacked, allowing Orta to bring in his friends (make no mistake they are here because Orta told Radz they are good).
So chances are Radz wouldnt sack Orta if a manager doesnt want to work with him. . . . . . . .HOWEVERRRRRRRRRRRRR
That was then, this is now, from the tone of Radz recently he is deeply well, pissed off.
Vocal about the players, that means Orta is in the firing line, Radz isnt happy with the players, the way things have gone all that stuff.
As Radz has been saying "this is a top 6 squad", thats been the line all season. Im sure he is a fan like us all, as a football fan that may have been his opinion, but one man who Radz would have looked to for clarification, Victor Orta.
Well it clearly isnt a top 6 squad, Hecky hasnt improved anything (we dont know who picked Hecky, maybe Orta, probably a combination of Orta identifying and Radz talking, who knows). But whatever, Radz now knows firstly, this squad he believed was top 6 material and im sure was told by his Director Of Football was, well it isnt fit for what it was supposed to be for. Secondly, changing the manager hasnt worked, if anything its gotten worse.
I wouldn't be surprised if Orta faces a very serious inquest in the summer about what went wrong, Radz is all about PR and this season has been a disaster.
I expect to see changes, probably Hecky going, possibly Orta, at the very least a change in strategy.