Quote from: mayo51 on August 31, 2010, 11:32:18 PMQuote from: saffronandblue on August 31, 2010, 10:35:46 PMjeez saffronandblue ,your posts are way over the top as regards maughan.To say he was a complete failure is utter nonsense especially after the last 4 years of misery.The most we can ask for from any manager is to have the team very competive and play to the best of there ability and maughans teams usually done that.I for one would settle for that right now but it still seems to me that some of the knockmore posters would settle for 4 or 5 of there clubmen on the county team,rather than being successfull.
Just shows you how bad things are in Mayo when we cannot even come up with a better candidate than Maughan........Mayo God help us.
I don't believe that my comments are over the top. We have gone with Maughan twice before to no avail. In terms of Knockmore players, only Kilcoyne when fit should get on the team imo. The pattern of appointments have followed a very similar path, with politics been the most important consideration rather than football, which is sad. Surely there is 1 other person in the country who is better than Maughan?
![Huh ???](https://gaaboard.com/board/Smileys/fugue/huh.png)
![Huh ???](https://gaaboard.com/board/Smileys/fugue/huh.png)
![Huh ???](https://gaaboard.com/board/Smileys/fugue/huh.png)
![Huh ???](https://gaaboard.com/board/Smileys/fugue/huh.png)
![Huh ???](https://gaaboard.com/board/Smileys/fugue/huh.png)
Yes, he will make us more competitive than the last few years, which would not be hard. But in terms of tactical ability he falls far short of what is needed to take us over the line. Some of his tactical decisions and sustitutions in his most recent club game shows that he has not learned................a Tom Reilly type substitution handed Knockmore the game last weekend, ask anyone in Crossmolina and they will tell you that.