4 defeats in a row. Simple question: How many more before we start looking for a new manager?
Some people seem deluded, we have as much chance of getting relegated as promoted.
Sorry, but after watching that shit today, the following is a massive rant about Rowett and Berylson!
You have been warned!
As long as there are 3 sides worse than us in this division, Berylson won’t do anything about sacking Rowett!
As I said before on another thread, Berylson isn’t Millwall, and never will be. Unlike other chairman who do support their club, he doesn’t feel the same when we lose as supporters do - the hurt, the anger, the frustration - all of that seems alien to Berylson!
Since he appointed Rowett, has Berylson ever watched one of our poorer games, or been told second hand how poor a game has been, and voiced his concerns to Rowett about how poor the tactics, formation and team selection has been, when we’ve drawn games we should have won, and lost games when we should have drawn them? I very much doubt it! Yet, other chairman sack their managers when they lose a run of 5 games!
I’m not advocating Berylson sack our managers after only being in the job for 5 minutes, but Rowett’s had 3 years in the job now, and each year our league table progress has got worse under him (think this season we will finish below the 11th that we achieved last year). I mean, Christ, Berylson hasn’t once had to give Rowett the chairman’s dreaded vote of confidence speech!
Think the question that needs answering here is, what does John Berylson want to achieve as chairman of Millwall Football Club? The answer should be obvious, but I think (and I can’t fathom why this is), Berylson doesn’t seem too bothered about making Millwall another of his success stories! In the last 15 years, he has ploughed over £40M of his own money into keeping us afloat when we’ve gone between the Championship and league 1, and he has kept us going through Covid - and for all of that, we should be extremely thankful!
In those 15 years, he’s given previous managers different sums of money to buy in (or loan in) a number of players, but at Millwall, regardless of who the chairman is, the mantra has always been to do everything on the cheap - and Berylson has been no exception to this type of thinking! He got Harris in on the cheap, and I think he‘s achieved the same with Rowett, yet he doesn’t seem yet to have understood (as he did eventually when Harris offered his resignation to him), how bad the footballing has become under Rowett, and that it is time (as it was with Harris) to change managers!
If I’m right, and for Berylson it’s all about recouping his £40M back, instead of giving Millwall any kind of success, then perhaps now is the time for him to sell the club to a buyer who does want success. Someone who wants to bring in a forward thinking, attacking manager that wants his players to think and act like him. At the moment, our supporters deserve so much more, and they ain’t going to get it if Berylson and Rowett are still in charge!