Trap haters

trap isn't doing anything now that a school boy coach couldn't.

we needed him when he arrived, he restored order and dignity to our team... but we are in danger of losing the progress he had made by having him overstay his welcome.

honestly... is trap doing something pat fenlon couldn't do (for a quarter of the price?)

we don't need a name... we need someone who gives a sh*t, isn't to arrogant to assume we can't evolve, and is willing to take some calculated chances. look at the top LOI coaches, look at younger league 1, or championship managers... who was brendan rogers before swansea took him? a reserve coach at chelsea, and managed 2 npower teams.

for those pro trap posters who lament that bringing in a winger who has one season in the top flight won't turn us into a world class team need to catch themselves on. there is a huge difference between the piss we watched last night and what would be an accepted irish performance. playing in form epl players in their natural position over championship players out of position would be a start... not to mention our ragtag defense.

trap won't lead us to brazil, the only place he's leading me is into rehab...

To be fair I don't think any of us hate Trap, I know I don't. 

irish_major wrote: Smartalex wrote: [QUOTE=irish_major]Considering weve so many anti-trap threads lets set one of these up. No matter what this man does, in the eyes of gobsh*tes who know nothing, hes always wrong, but i want to say thanks trap, when no one else in the country would have brought doyle on you did, instead of pleasing the public you made an unreal decision. No change it up for germany which i have no doubt you will. COYBIG  get your head out of traps arsehole ffs

Edited by fochie - 08 Sep 2012 at 4:16pm

The performance was clearly poor but I think by the end of the group, this will be seen as a good result. Trap is frustrating, stubborn, overly loyal and has poor communication skills. For all that he is over delivering in terms of results given the players at his disposal.

irish_major wrote: Smartalex wrote: irish_major wrote: Considering weve so many anti-trap threads lets set one of these up. No matter what this man does, in the eyes of gobsh*tes who know nothing, hes always wrong, but i want to say thanks trap, when no one else in the country would have brought doyle on you did, instead of pleasing the public you made an unreal decision. No change it up for germany which i have no doubt you will. COYBIG  get your head out of traps arsehole ffs Im guessing you've the brains of a 6 year old, and as you joined after Estonia this has made my calculated guess a very good one. My head is far from up Traps hole, but most people, people like you, who didnt realise we had a soccer team until we qualified for the euros, and then you suddenly decided you were a die hard, you can go and f**k right off, I hope i never ever have the pleasure of crossing paths Does trap have us in a better position than we were 5 years ago, obviously, so until he sends us backwards. Trap

That's the stupidest post of 2012 right there.
What kind of an idiot only joins ybig after the Estonia match you say. Scandalous isn't it.
Get f**kin real chap, would you rather 1,000 diehards who have supported us since 1987 inside in the Aviva by themselves?
What a warped state of mind.

baresi41 wrote: Lads, look into Continental Europe. There's plenty of German, French, Croatian & Dutch coaches who'd give their right arm for a decent international job. As my friend frewheeler said, we don't need Venebles or Mc Carthy. O'Leary isn't good enough. Think outside the box here. Trap as already stated was off the radar, and got the job, and restored our pride, but he's losing it now. Denis O'Brien won't makeup any shortfall, so we're looking at €1 million tops for a manager. sl*gging each others opinions won't solve the issue. If people are that fed up, then use your feet to vote and don't go to games.. I said in another tread, Trap has the same mentality as Clough, Ferguson and Revie - (arogant). their way or no way. Fans don't influence their opinion, but fans boycotting or geering do influence the powers that employ him.  They'd be the only ones who could make the change, so bear that in mind. I'm not for rebel rising, but look throughout Europe where the fans boycotted/protested at managers they disliked, and clubs/countries ended their contracts.

Lads if Trap goes in the Morning, just remember FAI are broke so the next manger wont be a high profile one.

trainee wrote: Lads if Trap goes in the Morning, just remember FAI are broke so the next manger wont be a high profile one.

I don't know what the financial status of the FAI is but if they are struggling not only can they not afford to pay Trapp off, they won't be able to afford a proven manager to replace him like you say.

I can also only see the financial situation getting worse. The Aviva may be full for the Germany game but if we start to struggle in the group like many of us fear we will, they won't be filling the stadium for any of the other home games.

ericdogg wrote: Last night was was almost an exact replica of the game v San Marino under Stan.

The result may have been, but comparing San Marino to the Kazaks is moot.