42 points conceded in that 2nd half… 42 points. What an absolute shambles.

I don't blame Dunning for applying for the job in the first place and been offered and taking it. Its the sole responsibility of the club like you say.

Absolutely, I don’t doubt he’s a guy who cares passionately about the club and is probably a good coach to have around at the right level. But he isn’t going to get the ‘best version of themselves’ from this group on a consistent basis.

I've never been a fan, that doesn't make me fickle, it makes me consistent.

I feel sorry for all the fans who spent there hard earned cash travelling all that way to witness a performance like that, must have been absolutely gutting.

Interesting, just listened to Mark Dunning speaking to Mick Gledhill on Soundcloud just after the Barrow debacle
Seems he's "spewing" about the performance. I don't reckon there'll be much in the way of "arms around each other" this week. It might just be that he's had enough after that 2nd half performance.
I really don't know how he can stay in the position after his outburst. The players are clearly not prepared to perform by the book for him, and he seems to be at the point of acceptance that something will need to change. Since he can't change the whole team, that only leaves a falling on the sword scenario for Mr. Dunning IMHO

You got a link for that, Jimmy?

This is the issue I highlighted when Dunning got the job he can be as upset as he wants but he doesn't have the reputation or experience to enforce this.

Exactly.

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At least he's dispensed with the platitudes and we're hearing a bit of passion, as opposed to the usual vanilla responses. All seems rather untenable now though.

I’d agree. Almost like a parting shot to the players who have consistently underperformed costing him his job.

Too little to late for Dunning. Should have tried this authority after the York game. At least the fans would have seen a bit of passion and anger. No good now. Goodbye.

So much for the change in culture. Not sure Nigels business model of relying on loans is the answer. Expect Dunning is just a pawn in game of life.