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Topic Originator: onandupthepars
Date: Sat 5 Mar 18:07
Is it time for the carrot or stick? TBH I`m no` a fan o` the stick in these circumstances. so what aboot the carrot, i.e bonuses.
If we are relegated, it`ll cost us huge amounts of dosh. As a complete ball park guess, say, half a million, maybe more. Should we earmark at least half that much to share out in bonuses if we stay up?
Post Edited (Sat 05 Mar 18:09)
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Topic Originator: MDCCCLXXXV
Date: Sat 5 Mar 18:17
Stick for me , stay up or look for new club.
 East End Park is a symbol of all that is DAFC.
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Topic Originator: nick_dafc1
Date: Sat 5 Mar 18:32
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MDCCCLXXXV, Sat 5 Mar 18:17
Stick for me , stay up or look for new club.
The players have been terrible, they should be doing more than staying up with their current pay packet, don`t deserve any more.
8th place would be good but still an abject failure
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Topic Originator: onandupthepars
Date: Sat 5 Mar 18:56
I`m not sure if putting the boot in would bring the desired results. I think it`d be better to keep the feeling that we`re all pulling together and in it to the end, rather than risk disgruntlement. I don`t think the threat of punishment would be an incentive, or helpful when what we need is to try and get the players fully focused, and playing at their best.
I`d say to them, `We`ve had a hard season so far, but we`ve got to make even more effort if we`re to succeed in our aim to stay in this league. Think Ernest Shackleton. The best chance we have of beating this, is by digging in - lay aside every negative thought and feeling - focus on what`s to be done.`
Ernest Shackleton is my model for getting through the toughest of times.
Post Edited (Sun 06 Mar 01:34)
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