Sep 13, 2026 · 40 min · 13 segments
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Back to the important stuff.
So, look, on a serious note, right, so we all said last year, look, it has to go.
You don't want to start this season spending money.
We've all agreed we've spent a lot more money than we thought we would have done this summer, okay? But the last thing you wanted to do was to be in the situation you're in now where it's, what is it? It's only the 12th of September.
The season's, what's the season? Four weeks, was it four weeks ago the season started? It was four weeks ago.
four weeks ago, okay? It was, it was four weeks ago since Bolton away.
So the season, league season's been underway for four weeks and we're listening to the town end.
We want Heckey out.
So, like we're saying, this should have been done last March, should have been done last April, definitely should have been done in the summer.
But Critch, what do you have to say to all the people who were outraged that we would even suggest that he gets sacked at the end of last
season? I want to look back at some of these videos because...
I'm not going to say names, but there's numerous podcasts out there.
Oh, heck, he's a good manager.
He's a good manager.
Are you insane? Are you insane? This guy has the third worst league record out of the whole league, the whole football league.
He's the third worst manager.
ever win percentage given this amount of games like 100 games no other manager has a worse there's only two others that have a worse record than hecky and there's still people out there saying he's a good manager no he's not yeah i mean it's crazy he's awful
I'm not sure.
I would say it feels like it's about 95% would want him out.
I think now we might be at like 90%.
I saw someone say, well, I'm a hecky fan, but even I'm finding it hard to support him.
It's like, no, he's awful.
Why would you support him? What? I just don't know why anyone would support him.
Back to the important stuff.
So, look, on a serious note, right, so we all said last year, look, it has to go.
You don't want to start this season spending money.
We've all agreed we've spent a lot more money than we thought we would have done this summer, okay? But the last thing you wanted to do was to be in the situation you're in now where it's, what is it? It's only the 12th of September.
The season's, what's the season? Four weeks, was it four weeks ago the season started? It was four weeks ago.
four weeks ago, okay? It was, it was four weeks ago since Bolton away.
So the season, league season's been underway for four weeks and we're listening to the town end.
We want Heckey out.
So, like we're saying, this should have been done last March, should have been done last April, definitely should have been done in the summer.
But Critch, what do you have to say to all the people who were outraged that we would even suggest that he gets sacked at the end of last
season? I want to look back at some of these videos because...
I'm not going to say names, but there's numerous podcasts out there.
Oh, heck, he's a good manager.
He's a good manager.
Are you insane? Are you insane? This guy has the third worst league record out of the whole league, the whole football league.
He's the third worst manager.
ever win percentage given this amount of games like 100 games no other manager has a worse there's only two others that have a worse record than hecky and there's still people out there saying he's a good manager no he's not yeah i mean it's crazy he's awful
I'm not sure.
I would say it feels like it's about 95% would want him out.
I think now we might be at like 90%.
I saw someone say, well, I'm a hecky fan, but even I'm finding it hard to support him.
It's like, no, he's awful.
Why would you support him? What? I just don't know why anyone would support him.
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