Would You Want Danny Röhl To Stay?

25 minutes ago, BIG D said:

If this takeover story is the real deal? Would he want to stay if he had to wait a while for it to get done? 

100%

There no one we could get who would better build this club up from top to bottom

Just now, BIG D said:

There no one we could get who would build this club up from top to bottom

I mean, IF (big emphasis on that word btw) we had a billionaire owner, then there are plenty of people we could attract who could build this club back up. 

15 minutes ago, epton1867 said:

I don’t think he can , unfortunately he’s shown no respect to us fans whatsoever in pimping his self out 

unless a takeover happens and Danny makes a statement and reasons he wanted to leave then NO 

and I love Danny and what he’s done here 

"I wanted to leave because Chansiri couldn't run a bath, never mind a football club."

Wednesday fans: fair enough, mate. Crack on...

If your spouse/partner told you she was leaving coz you cant give her the finances she wants would you have her back if you suddenly won the lottery .....its a no from me if this deal is genuine. 

5 minutes ago, SiJ said:

Do you want to keep someone who has made it quite clear he wants out? 

If he still wants out, then no.

But it seems to me that he wants out of working with Chansiri rather than Sheffield Wednesday.

And every fan who supports the protests can surely empathise with that.

I think the issue about Röhl leaving is that some fans cant seem to get their head around the idea that a german manager

doesnt have the same deep rooted love for the club as them. Where even if the owner is inept, the toilets are leaking, the training ground is a shambles and 

the best transfers we can do are plymouth reserves, then the manager should stick through thick and thin because ya know loyalty.

The manager is well within his rights to say "you havent stuck to what we agreed so now I want out".

Wages paid late multiple times, transfer dealings not initiated because the owners in thailand sulking, training facilities abysmal and no sign of any improvement coming.

Röhl is the best asset this club has and chansiri is the worst. We'd probably do well to remember that.

19 minutes ago, epton1867 said:

I don’t think he can , unfortunately he’s shown no respect to us fans whatsoever in pimping his self out 

unless a takeover happens and Danny makes a statement and reasons he wanted to leave then NO 

and I love Danny and what he’s done here 

There are jilted brides who move on quicker...........Jeeeeeeeeez.

Just now, areNOTwhatTHEYseem said:

 

If he still wants out, then no.

 

But it seems to me that he wants out of working with Chansiri rather than Sheffield Wednesday.

 

And every fan who supports the protests can surely empathise with that.

That might be the case, but someone taking over may  not view Röhl's recent behaviour in the most positive light. 

Yes, lots of mitigating circumstances, but it would raise questions in my head about whether this is the guy for the long-term or not. 

22 minutes ago, Matt_1 said:

Danny, with a budget, has us in the Champions League in 5 years.

 

Maybe I am getting too excited.

Chris Turner said the same!

4 minutes ago, torryowl said:

If your spouse/partner told you she was leaving coz you cant give her the finances she wants would you have her back if you suddenly won the lottery .....its a no from me if this deal is genuine. 

Even if she was good at her job

1 minute ago, torryowl said:

If your spouse/partner told you she was leaving coz you cant give her the finances she wants would you have her back if you suddenly won the lottery .....its a no from me if this deal is genuine. 

In a close-season of awful analogies, that's a front-runner.

I might as well try to counter it with one of my own:

If a great employee wanted out because the leadership team were incompetent buffoons who made their working life intolerable, would a new leadership team kick them out for having an issue with the previous lot?

And around we go on strained analogy roulette...

Yep. We tie him down to a further deal and invest in his vision for what the squad should look like. 

We finished 12th with an average squad. Proof is in the pudding. 

1 minute ago, SiJ said:

That might be the case, but someone taking over may  not view Röhl's recent behaviour in the most positive light. 

 

Yes, lots of mitigating circumstances, but it would raise questions in my head about whether this is the guy for the long-term or not. 

Very few managers are these days.

I just can't take issue with him wanting away from Chansiri when we all know what he's like.

He almost made Darren Moore, 'the nicest man in football', crack!

I would love to be wrong, but I'm sure he's already gone and we're just waiting for the announcement really.