[Goku]

DIFH, on 13 May 2021 - 06:45 PM, said:

Not for us.

One good season. Still a joke of a manager.

[Toddhopper.]

bucko, on 13 May 2021 - 08:29 PM, said:

Sheridan put together one of the most exciting teams I've ever seen play in a town shirt when we won the league, something I will always appreciate what he did for us.

In his 2nd spell I think he believed he could turn up after a successful spell at Carlisle and walk the National League, how wrong he was and he underestimated like others what type of player was needed to be successful.

Since then he's lost his parents and with this to cope with and his sometimes arrogant approach hes lost the plot as a manager.

At the beginning of his career as a manager he could still keep up with the players on the training field so he was happy. As those days have grown more distant his resentment of his own players has become more & more obvious, to the extent where he can't even be bothered to organise his teams. He is a busted flush as a manager. He has allowed his worst traits to consume him.

[moondog]

Another Swindon player has his say describing their relationship as toxic.


https://www.swindona...-john-sheridan/

[HoneyTrippa]

clarevoyant., on 14 May 2021 - 07:53 AM, said:

His demeanour during the 4-0 debacle at
Sutton was the worst I've seen. It was reflective of a manager in division 16Y of the Sunday league waiting for the pubs to open. Utter disgrace.

Correct. He was the same at Harrogate Away. Slumbered across the pitch with slouched shoulders and hands in pockets and positioned himself lent up against the dug out like he was waiting for a bus. Total disgrace and not the right message to send to the players or the fans who had travelled and payed their hard earnt money to get in. For some reason he just didn't show any enthusiasm to be around in the NL. D Allen must portion some of the blame for that.

[Sammy Spireite]

bucko, on 13 May 2021 - 08:29 PM, said:

Sheridan put together one of the most exciting teams I've ever seen play in a town shirt when we won the league, something I will always appreciate what he did for us.

In his 2nd spell I think he believed he could turn up after a successful spell at Carlisle and walk the National League, how wrong he was and he underestimated like others what type of player was needed to be successful.

Since then he's lost his parents and with this to cope with and his sometimes arrogant approach hes lost the plot as a manager.

His second spell here was nothing more than a chance for him to squeeze some more money out of DA, as it seems DA went cap-in-hand to him to 'save us'

[Sammy Spireite]

Quaker, on 13 May 2021 - 07:22 PM, said:

He's made a fortune out of being sacked.


Air thief.

That's really harsh.

He's made a fortune out of chairman or owners who don't really know what they're doing and have appointed him (with lucrative pay offs included) on his name rather than recent performances elsewhere.

He'll get another job, at this or even at League 2 level.

[calvin plummers socks]

Gave us some good memories but worst part for me was him abusing (verbally) a disabled fan at Harrow Borough many years ago

[DIFH]

bucko, on 13 May 2021 - 08:29 PM, said:

Sheridan put together one of the most exciting teams I've ever seen play in a town shirt when we won the league, something I will always appreciate what he did for us.

In his 2nd spell I think he believed he could turn up after a successful spell at Carlisle and walk the National League, how wrong he was and he underestimated like others what type of player was needed to be successful.

Since then he's lost his parents and with this to cope with and his sometimes arrogant approach hes lost the plot as a manager.

Sheridans promised budget in the second spell never materialised, thats how to motivate.