@Chadman's Ghost said:"the smartes thing they can do - if they both want to remain at the club - is sit down.
eat some pie
agree to a term or period of cease fire that works for both of them.
eg robbie has 1 year
Jt has one year to turn it around and everyone moves on"
I'd disagree with that. By 'submitting' to Farah staying, despite what the coaching staff & board have already decided, all you do is completely remove the 'power' of the people paid to make the tough decisions.
What happens if the club decides that a player is underperforming & needs to be let go in the future? The players have a sit down protest until the board relents & lets their mate stick about?
No. If there is ever a time for the board & coaching staff to show some solidarity, it is now- they cannot take the legs away from another coach & let the players dictate terms- no matter how much you may or may not like a particular player at the club.
we're looking for options that can allow the club to move forward.
its safe to say there is a strong voice for each party to leave the club.
in reality either of them leaving dosnt actually help the club at this time.
thats how i see it.
im not a fan of JT's coaching approach to this team
im not a fan of some of the things farah has been involved with
but this case is about 2 people who dont get a long because of their egos.
good or bad…deserved or not.....
splitting does more harm in the sense that anything that goes good or bad will constantly be linked to one of them for eveerrrrrrrrrrrrr
so why not attempt to address it with a positive...
we have kissed and made up....weve worked out how we can move forward together so the club can move forward.
i dont think thats a compromise.... i think that could be a very smart approach....... for the club as a whole that is .