Sorry Mr Adams.

[BarclayBoy88]

Just a word of caution, the season has barely begun! Not doubting Neil by any means, always been 100% behind him, but we're so early in it's impossible to form an opinion of him, we've not even got our squad sorted for the season yet! 

..Although the fact that he forgot to shake hands with McCarthy does put him in the book of legends already for me, i just love how he got caught up in the glee of winning there, he remained relatively calm i thought on the exterior, but his mind must have been sky high to just walk away celebrating lol!

Do agree with this. I think it's too early to go either way to be perfectly honest, but the early signs are good and based on the information we have at hand, I'm definitely more positive towards him. I just love seeing the passion, it's something we saw under Lambert but not so much under Houghton.

 

[Monty13]

I thought they made the right decision appointing Adams, not least because i won 400 quid! 

Seriously though I would not have been happy with Lennon, didn't seem the right fit for me personally. Malky, although a legend, didn't seem likely to bring the attacking football back to carrow road. I was open to Zola, thought he maybe fitted the mould of the guy we were looking for, but I was ultimately happy with Adams and the direction the club seems to be going with football board, philosophy and hopefully future continuity. 

Saying all that, Wolves was really early for some to get upset, and now is still early to judge whether Neil will get us the success we desire this year. It's a good start for me and he's showing all the attributes, people just need to keep the faith when the odd bump in the road inevitably appears.

 

[skijumptoes]

It was a hugely brave decisions that the club made, i think Zola wanted to join us, it's clear now that Malky may have been overlooked due to the breaking stories, and Lennon, well maybe he wasn't interested, i don't know.  But for the board to put their belief and trust in Adams at such a pivotal time for the club is really commendable.   Let's be honest we were smashed morally, and it was still hanging over us against Wolves.

But if he does well, an enormous amount of praise needs to go to the board, because not only have they given us one of our most stunning turnarounds/successes ever with Lambert, but they could've pulled it out of the bag again.  Early days, but let's not forget their humble appearance on local radio answering questions to the fans, only to have it mostly thrown back in their faces.

I guess their reward is seeing a sell out crowd at carrow road cheering the managers name, and long may it continue!

As much as i didn't like the bloke, i also think the board should be applauded with the support they showed Hughton, even when most of us had lost faith.  I'm proud to support a club who, on the whole, try to do things morally correct.