Small club mentality I'm afraid. Even when everything is positive they are still looking over the shoulder.

In a way I find it quite flattering that despite where we are they still feel threatened.

James Clark obviously did do a lot right with the club but Pearson's penny pinching whilst creaming cash out of the club left far to much on a man's shoulders who wasn't able to deal with it effectively - you almost feel sorry for Clark tbh.

Certain “boys club” members

Prom9ted beyond his capability. Not his fault and I hope he moves on to something less stressful

You really are a d1ck. Did you take the time to read anything about his resignation. You’re one of the idiots who referred to him as “the dj” That was just one of the many other jobs he did when he joined, psyching up the crowd before the game.
Really don’t know why you bother.

Cuddleclub and Jimmyfivebellies absolutely correct same 3/4 blokes wanted Clark out for five years now slagging everyone off on FB who's had a go.

I’ll admit to criticising JC for some things. I’ve had dealing with him over the years some very good and some not so.
I don’t think anyone can deny the time and effort he devoted to the club which should be commended. However for all the very good things he achieved there are also some not so good. I do agree that he had been given too much on his plate at times and was out of his depth in certain areas. Although he took on every challenge sometimes you need to stick your hand up and say enough.
I think the time is right for a change for both club and Clarky himself.

I wish him well in his future and thank him for his effort over the years but feel it’s the right call.

Seen them myself, praising him on Facebook while at the same time slagging him off on Twitter. Very odd behaviour.

I was appalled this morning to read some of the comments from so called supporters on Instagram. They were on the clubs page where the management were thanking him for his service. We really do have some strange commrades in arms don't we??

Not defending them, but they obviously do not know the guy like you do and what he has done for the club.

Until your excellent post earlier, I didn't realise what a massive load he was carrying.

The problem with a lot of people on the socials is that they have an opinion and they're going to share it because their opinion is the only one that matters. Too many people just don't give any thought into what they say now. There was a post recently on Love Rugby League about a referee and the abuse they face, practically urging fans to rein it in and consider what they are doing. Yet it just seemed to invite people to hurl more abuse their way.