I just wanna gauge the level of support vs the disillusionment with brewster

Edited November 1, 200817 yr by SMEE

The clubs silence is deafening... I fully expected to hear something today be it announcing Brewsters departure or giving him a "vote of confidence".

I'd love to see him getting the (clear your desk) vote of confidence.

With 80% in favour of his departure how can they possibly give their vote of confidence, that said if they do so we only have to look at other managers that have been given a vote of confidence from the board. One further defeat and offski

With 80% in favour of his departure how can they possibly give their vote of confidence, that said if they do so we only have to look at other managers that have been given a vote of confidence from the board. One further defeat and offski

Since when did what the fans think matter?...

As for your second point, that was what I was referring to. A vote of confidence usually indicates patience is wearing very thin.

dont think ive even seen such a level of lack of support for a manager of ICT. Its going to be interesting to see what the board do about the current situation. Personally i think its going to be one heck of a job getting us out of this position and i dont know whether Brew is the man, Interesting times lies ahead.....

Edited November 4, 200817 yr by Libero

He should never have been brought back and the board are seeing the benefit of their decision. He has to go and now. He selections are shocking. I would have made a sub at 3-0 down as it was only going to get worse. Be a man and walk away. I was going to say we wanted to see the back of you but not a good choice of words!

Edited November 4, 200817 yr by Govan Jaggie

Met your Celtic supporting neighbour in Brechin's on saturday GJ. Wish I'd just stayed there.

With 80% in favour of his departure how can they possibly give their vote of confidence

By saying that this poll is unscientific (true) and that the users on here do not represent the view of most of the support (which could also be argued to be true as we have around 1200 members and the 'hardcore' support is somewhere between 3-4,000).

Met your Celtic supporting neighbour in Brechin's on saturday GJ. Wish I'd just stayed there.

Sorry to have missed any off you that went in as I was at work. Managed to get in for a beer around 7 and was dreading the grief but luckily nobody gave me a hard time. I do imagine 90 mins drinkin in brechins would have been far more enjoyable than the game!

Wonder if the courier will publish the results of this poll on friday? 160 votes out of 1200 members is not a true reflection of feeling, but 80% of 160 is pretty damning.

I think my superb poll WOULD be representitive of the ICT supports feeling toward Brewster. I actually have yet to meet in person anyone in the pro Brew camp.

I actually have yet to meet in person anyone in the pro Brew camp.

That's 'cos they've all been sectioned.

I actually have yet to meet in person anyone in the pro Brew camp.

That's 'cos they've all been sectioned.

good one !

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I actually have yet to meet in person anyone in the pro Brew camp.

That's 'cos they've all been sectioned.

I knew IHE would prove useful at some point in time

I am going to say that those in charge of Managers at ICT are akin to Nero

Fiddling while the team is burning

I was trying to stick up for him for ages. Considered it a gelling process but we need change as it's not working.

Been having thoughts on a replacement and I think Jimmy Nicholl and Barry Wilson would work brilliant. Jimmy has a great deal of knowledge and experience and he knows Barry very well.

Dont think Jimmy Nicholl would cut it as a manager , an excellent assistant though.

Dont think Jimmy Nicholl would cut it as a manager , an excellent assistant though.

What? The same Jimmy Nicholl who took Raith Rovers to the SPL and a Scottish Cup win. Who gained valuable experience at Millwall before teaming up with Jimmy Two Tans.

Yes Alex the very same Jimmy Nicholl who lasted a year at Milwall and got them relegated

And it was the League Cup he won with Raith.

Yes Alex the very same Jimmy Nicholl who lasted a year at Milwall and got them relegated

And it was the League Cup he won with Raith.

Sorry! League cup. Millwall were in freefall before Nicholl was appointed. He didn't join them till the february of the season they were relegated. The damage was done, and beyond repair, before he joined them.

I just wanna gauge the level of support vs the disillusionment with brewster

What are we all windging about, yes we got humped, but on the day the players are as much to blame as brew!.... i mean the second half we played much better.... all be it we were down and out... next game if its as bad then yes start the grumbles!!

What are we all windging about, yes we got humped, but on the day the players are as much to blame as brew!.... i mean the second half we played much better.... all be it we were down and out... next game if its as bad then yes start the grumbles!!

Perhaps you fail to notice we have only gained 25 points from this year

If the season ran from January to October, we'd be serious contenders for the drop.

2002/2003 - Motherwell finish bottom with 28 points

2003/2004 - Partick Thistle finish bottom with 26 points

2004/2005 - Dundee finish bottom with 33 points

2006/2007 - Dunfermline finish bottom with 32 points

The simple fact is a season runs for 9 months. In 10 months we have amassed a whopping 25 points. How you can defend Brewster is astounding...

Edited November 5, 200817 yr by Jay_7

Hard to disagree with that..

Hard to disagree with that..

fair point, (hangs head and bows down!!)

What are we all windging about, yes we got humped, but on the day the players are as much to blame as brew!.... i mean the second half we played much better.... all be it we were down and out... next game if its as bad then yes start the grumbles!!

Perhaps you fail to notice we have only gained 25 points from this year

If the season ran from January to October, we'd be serious contenders for the drop.

2002/2003 - Motherwell finish bottom with 28 points

2003/2004 - Partick Thistle finish bottom with 26 points

2004/2005 - Dundee finish bottom with 33 points

2006/2007 - Dunfermline finish bottom with 32 points

The simple fact is a season runs for 9 months. In 10 months we have amassed a whopping 25 points. How you can defend Brewster is astounding...

I knew things werent good but that is amazing