Nolan to leave Orient

[The Terminator]

To be fair, he is a qualified goalkeeper and coach and was our Goalkeeping coach, as well as translator last season! He has also played for Welling this season.

God knows why he was brought back, now we know why......

Feel for Lee Harrison, he has paid the price for Saturday's defeat by being the only to be sacked.....

 

[rudebwoyben]

Apparently Bechetti blamed Harrison for training Cisak to be good enough to prevent those goals on Saturday. I don't think that's how coaching works.
Admittedly Cisak was pretty shocking for our third goal.

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Apparently Bechetti blamed Harrison for training Cisak to be good enough to prevent those goals on Saturday. I don't think that's how coaching works.
Admittedly Cisak was pretty shocking for our third goal.

Yup. That's the story our end...

 

[BeesKnees]

Gutted for Harry, really well regarded at all the clubs he has been as far as I know and has done great fundraising work for Great Ormand street relating to his son. Doesn't deserve this.

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Gutted for Harry, really well regarded at all the clubs he has been as far as I know and has done great fundraising work for Great Ormand street relating to his son. Doesn't deserve this.

Also the consensus our end.

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Fans Trust are organising a protest on Saturday.

 

[JoshBCFC]

Fans Trust are organising a protest on Saturday.

Inside or outside the ground?

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Inside or outside the ground?

"Don't go to your seat until 7 minutes". As protests go it's absolutely weak and I doubt will have much support...

 

[JoshBCFC]

"Don't go to your seat until 7 minutes". As protests go it's absolutely weak and I doubt will have much support...

Stupid protest. Still give's the owners money, so they ain't gonna be bothered!

Anyone who thinks that will change anything is deluded tbh.

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Yup. It's 7 minutes for 7 managers, however this ignores that Nugent and Milanese were only ever short term caretakers, so slightly flawed logic.

 

[JoshBCFC]

Yup. It's 7 minutes for 7 managers, however this ignores that Nugent and Milanese were only ever short term caretakers, so slightly flawed logic.

 

[E10rifle]

Well, this is what happens when you allow incompetent people to run the Trust. Not as incompetent as the Orient owners, obviously, but not far off (or OFF, for an Orient fans' in-joke).

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Additionally, Slade resigned for the Cardiff job - although it's not that black and white, and the chairman of LOFT was calling for the sacking of Liverani, and quite frankly I'd have sacked Hendon before he got the chop.

I don't agree with Becchetti at all, and quite frankly his handling of the club has been farcical, and his alleged control over the playing side is a worry. There are massive questions about the acquisition of his wealth also, but that's an issue nobody seems to really care about.

 

[The Terminator]

My initial reaction was to protest even if it does nothing, but that's exactly what it will do, change nothing.

But thinking about it, it's ill timed. The team still have something to play for and have a winnable game Saturday and a huge game at Wimbledon the week after.

They should've waited till the last home game after we lose these next two games.

Walkouts are only effective when at least 50% of people take part - See Liverpool's fans 77th minute walkout against Sunderland earlier in the season. It worked for a reason.

 

[The Terminator]

Well, this is what happens when you allow incompetent people to run the Trust. Not as incompetent as the Orient owners, obviously, but not far off (or OFF, for an Orient fans' in-joke).

Don't get me started

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

This isn't even a walkout though, it's a walk in. Plus given the amount of people who normally turn up after kick off and the (presumed) lack of numbers partaking, I doubt it will even be that noticeable.

 

[AdamStag]

My initial reaction was to protest even if it does nothing, but that's exactly what it will do, change nothing.

But thinking about it, it's ill timed. The team still have something to play for and have a winnable game Saturday and a huge game at Wimbledon the week after.

They should've waited till the last home game after we lose these next two games.

Walkouts are only effective when at least 50% of people take part - See Liverpool's fans 77th minute walkout against Sunderland earlier in the season. It worked for a reason.

Do it on the last day against us, we'll be down for a party and will probably join in.

 

[ThisTinpotLeague]

But thinking about it, it's ill timed. The team still have something to play for and have a winnable game Saturday and a huge game at Wimbledon the week after.

So you want to protest against the club, but ideally in a way that doesn't provide any sort of short term disadvantage to the club?

No idea why this protest won't be effective..

 

[The Terminator]

So you want to protest against the club, but ideally in a way that doesn't provide any sort of short term disadvantage to the club?

No idea why this protest won't be effective..

The general opinion from our supporters is that no one is going to bother, mainly because we're not really the sort of club that does "protests" we're quite old and fare weathered down here you see!

 

[Look Out There Are Llamas]

Il presidante speaks. Forza Orient. I appreciate how he goes into why he sacked Harrison...

 

[The Terminator]

He has invested fuck loads of money and got nothing return, due to his poor operations managerial skills.

 

[BeesKnees]

I think he says he wants Kevin to focus on the beach.

 

[E10rifle]

"No Mr. Bond... I expect you to die!"

 

[ccfctommy]

He looks like Junior Soprano.

 

[The Terminator]

One of our injured players told a few supporters today:

-Nolan hasn't wanted to play at all, the owner has forced him to play. Nolan got a bollocking after his first game - Which we won 2-0 at Wycombe for not playing himself by Becchetti, even though he had played for nearly 6 months.

-Nolan basically told Becchetti last week - either let me pick the team, or I'll tell the press you've been the one pulling the strings - He was promptly told that his reign as manager was now over.

And of course, Hessentahler basically said after the game that Becchetti did indeed pick todays team. Shambles, utter, utter shambles.