I don’t think what I,or anyone else says on here will get him the sack.That is up to our beloved owner and I don’t think he will have an account on here to listen to us.
I was just asking your opinions on an article I had read and as I stated,I agree with it especially martinez not having a plan b.We had to score.2,3 and sometimes 4 goals just to get a draw.Some say we went down because of our injuries in defence,but even with a defence we were shipping 60 goals + a season since Martinez arrived.He would say in his interviews,they will learn from these mistakes,but either he or the defence never learned,they made the same mistakes again and again.
I like Martinez’s style of football,but with a plan to mix it up a little if we get into trouble.Prime example ,2 of the goals against Swansea,if we had cleared the ball downfield they wouldn’t have scored.
It is just my opinion on the article and Martinez.sorry for any offence to you good self and others,who don’t agree.
yours,t.p(the track suited one)

Nonsense. This is a discussion betwen Roberto, his current employer and any potential future employers; decisions which will affect Roberto and his family’s lives.

This isn’t a soap opera, you know. This is real life. Why on earth do you believe that because you pay (cheaply) to watch football games for your entertainment that you suddenly have a right to know all about one of the staff’s plans for the future?[/quote]

I am not saying I have a right to know about his future.I said,he(whelen),had said that Martinez ,or wigan ath had definitely not been approached by any other club.Then he says, he doesn’t know if Martinez had been approached.He should know as Martinez is still under contract with us.So therefore shouldn’t be approached at all.
Paying for football(cheaply), is relative to how much you earn and what family commitments you have.To some people latics maybe cheap,to others it maybe expensive.[/quote]

In short, as Garswood says, you have absolutely zero right to be involved/made aware of private discussions about Martinez’s future, or anyone else at the club for that matter. If Whelan chooses to use the media to pressure/cajole Martinez or perhaps put off potential suitors then that’s his business and right. I seriously doubt that any of his public pronouncements are made with you, or even me, but you especially, in mind.

And quite right too. Because it has rag all to do with you. Your job is to support the club, whoever it chooses to put in place as manager. You can sit glued to Sky Sports and wait for the answer this afternoon like the rest of us.[/quote]

Thanks for making me special.I was simply stating Martinez should not be approached by any club whilst still under contract.Whelan should know if any other club has approached him.He says he doesn’t know.keep calm.[/quote]

Well, try this… say what you mean in future, rather than something completely different. And believe me, I didn’t make you special – that probably happened naturally, quite a while ago.[/quote]

Will try better in future.promise.

Nonsense. This is a discussion betwen Roberto, his current employer and any potential future employers; decisions which will affect Roberto and his family’s lives.

This isn’t a soap opera, you know. This is real life. Why on earth do you believe that because you pay (cheaply) to watch football games for your entertainment that you suddenly have a right to know all about one of the staff’s plans for the future?[/quote]

I am not saying I have a right to know about his future.I said,he(whelen),had said that Martinez ,or wigan ath had definitely not been approached by any other club.Then he says, he doesn’t know if Martinez had been approached.He should know as Martinez is still under contract with us.So therefore shouldn’t be approached at all.
Paying for football(cheaply), is relative to how much you earn and what family commitments you have.To some people latics maybe cheap,to others it maybe expensive.[/quote]

In short, as Garswood says, you have absolutely zero right to be involved/made aware of private discussions about Martinez’s future, or anyone else at the club for that matter. If Whelan chooses to use the media to pressure/cajole Martinez or perhaps put off potential suitors then that’s his business and right. I seriously doubt that any of his public pronouncements are made with you, or even me, but you especially, in mind.

And quite right too. Because it has rag all to do with you. Your job is to support the club, whoever it chooses to put in place as manager. You can sit glued to Sky Sports and wait for the answer this afternoon like the rest of us.[/quote]

Thanks for making me special.I was simply stating Martinez should not be approached by any club whilst still under contract.Whelan should know if any other club has approached him.He says he doesn’t know.keep calm.