There’s 3 choices Danson has:-
1) Give Maloney money in Jan then summer to recruit the right players for the right areas
2) Keep Maloney with the same players no investment in the hope he can turn things around
3) Sack Maloney and try to bring in a manager who can turn the current crop of players around. This would require a substantial pay off for staff.
The problem with 1-2-3 nothing is guaranteed to work. We could do all 3 and still go down and I think this is what Danson is thinking so he will go with No2 the cheapest and easiest option
My biggest fear is, we take a drop to L2 this year and more cutbacks come in due to less money coming in and we end up back were we started nearly 50 years ago
Non League
I’m in no doubt if this happens we will never get back up because there’s clubs in non league spending more than half of L2 clubs and some L1 trying to get into the league but still can’t manage it.
As Whelan found out if you get the right manager it can work and be successful but get it wrong your well and truly knackered.
Maloney needs to go it’s our only chance, he cannot get a tune out this current crop and we can’t change 20 odd players overnight.
