mcteeth wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 9:42 am
mrblackbat wrote: ↑Wed Jun 08, 2022 7:29 pm
mcteeth wrote: ↑Tue Jun 07, 2022 9:15 am
It isn't a criticism.
As always this is a really tiresome and pointless discussion now.
Is that cause I remember what you said and pull you up on it?
You haven't pulled me up on anything, I'm bored with yet another childish to and fro that detracts from the topic of the thread when there are interesting things happening at the club worthy of discussion.
Questioning a managers suitability relative to what would be in-keeping with the direction of travel at the club, whilst acknowledging their success at another club, is not a criticism.
I'm not going to have this pointless cyclical debate anymore.
Except you are having it?
I really can't be bothered pointing to all the criticisms you've put forward on this thread, it's tedious to do on a mobile. But seeing as you seem to have an ainabikity to read your own posts and comprehend, let's go.
First, let's start with the
meaning of criticism.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism
"Criticism is the construction of a judgement about the positive and negative qualities of someone or something"
And therefore "
Questioning a managers suitability relative to what would be in-keeping with the direction of travel at the club, whilst acknowledging their success at another club, is not a criticism" is in fact, exactly criticism.
So, let's look at your posts:
mcteeth wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 1:57 pm
Ethiaa wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 12:29 pm
Ainsworth for more of the same which would be no bad thing
More of the same? We're nothing like Wycombe in terms of playing staff and style...
The Ainsworth link really baffles me, if he wasn't a former player and fan nobody would actually consider him for the job over other viable candidates.
So here we have an expression indicating a
negative opinion (I.e. criticism) of Ainsworth's suitability as a manager for Blackburn. Key words "we're nothing like Wycombe...", "if he wasn't a former player.... nobody would actually consider him for the job". So clear criticism of suitability along with implied criticism of his abilities as a manager as the only reason he'd be considered is a locality based reason.
mcteeth wrote: ↑Mon May 09, 2022 1:36 pm
Ainsworth as it stands isn't suited to that.
...his transfer dealings aren't really applicable to how we've scouted and recruited players.
Clear criticism of his transfer selection and scouting abilities.
mcteeth wrote: ↑Mon May 09, 2022 2:24 pm
Well the simple point remains, if Ainsworth had no connection to the club he wouldn't be on the hypothetical list.
Reinforcing the criticism of his consideration only being due to being from Balckburn; I.e. you don't think he's very good.
mcteeth wrote: ↑Tue May 24, 2022 2:30 pm
Ainsworth not on the shortlist thankfully.
Criticism in the form of an expressed opinion of delight when Ainsworth wasn't being considered.
mcteeth wrote: ↑Thu May 26, 2022 9:09 am
Good at what? Having some success in League 2 and League 1 playing an effective but limited style of football?
You must have actual reasons why you think he's a good appointment beyond a worse win percentage than Mowbray (predominantly in lower leagues).
And finally the comment the led to you getting upset when I pointed out your preferred candidate had a worse win percentage in league matches. If questioning whether someone is good at anything (I.e. "good at what") isn't criticism in your world, I think perhaps we just need to conclude you don't understand the English language.
So: gaslighting? Yes I think so.
As to why I think he'd be a good candidate? He has a good win ratio on limited budgets, and has overachieved at the clubs he's managed. He's been loyal to those clubs. He's got his players to perform well on a low budget and got existing players to perform well in the teams he's managed. And his local connection would likely keep the fans off his back for a while. Well except those that think because he's local he'd have to win the Champions League every season to be any good.....
