Top Robin

Well done boys!!

He's like a new signing!!

Hopefully he is slowly getting there. Next 4 or 5 games are vital and will probably dictate our season and his future. Good signs though.

FT ..yes!! Great result!

Poor...smallest crowd for years

A very accurate summary of Pearson's tenure with us so far.

Er.... coz he's a good manager

Pearson doesn't appear to frighten any of our players

If we were playing well and flying high in the table there wouldn't be any moaning about how the club is run.

Rather than these demonstrators, the next 4 or 5 games will dictate Pearson's future. If we underperform and drop into the relegation zone, I think he will be sacked. But if we win a few and climb up the table to relative safety, his job will be secured. As a City fan wanting us to do well, I hope it's the latter.

Yesssssss!! Thank **** for that!

He is responsible for picking the team and motivating and coaching those players.

I mean no disrespect to you but I don't think you have a full understanding of what the role of a football manager is.

He is responsible for picking the team and motivating and coaching those players.

Yes 100%

Is that the players who as a manager, Pearson has picked for the team and should have motivated and coached?

Of course you can

He can take away all of that if he pulls us away from the relegation zone over the next few games.....simples.

A reverse of Millwall....good 1st half, poor 2nd half

Strange retort and getting a bit personal but - I don't have a boss, and if I did, I wouldn't want to work for one as poor as NP Pearson would have been sacked months ago if he were performing so badly in most private sector companies.

Are you and W-S-M Seagull Pearson's kids by any chance?

Your unwavering love for Pearson is slightly nauseating and bordering on the obsessive.

Genuinely, are you ITK or do you have higher level contacts within BCFC?...sounds like you may.

You are speculating so I will also. Even the Pearson in fans would probably disagree with your thoughts here if they were honest - they know if things carry on as they are he could well be given the elbow, which is why they are coming out to defend him so passionately. Any football manager is only ever a few games away from being dismissed and with Pearson's record so far and our position so close to the relegation zone, he is certainly closer than many others. Yes there may be a long term plan but any chance of relegation will not be an acceptable part of that plan and he could fall. However, believe it or not, even us Pearson outers want him to turn things around and the second half of Millwall showed a glimmer of light - but probably not enough yet to make him totally safe.

Poor response from a Pearson fan to a well reasoned and balanced post. Robin did predict that.