Nathan Jones

[Realist]

Honestly he needs time to get his methods through to the squad. I can see what he is trying to do when he sets up his team, it will take time. Honestly if they go down with that squad and keep 75 percent of it intact they will come straight back up and I think Nathan should get the chance to do just that. If I didn’t think I could see anything in what he is doing I would be dismissing him but I can honestly see a change when I watch them play. Southampton are not my second team but I have watched every game fully since he has taken charge and for defence watched the three games before he took charge also. Any coaches on here will co-sign with what I’m saying.

 

[tia]

Southampton should have tried to get Sean Dyche in.His football isn't always what people wanna see but Is very effective and all things considered did very well at Burnley

 

[Zeuss]

Southampton should have tried to get Sean Dyche in.His football isn't always what people wanna see but Is very effective and all things considered did very well at Burnley

Southampton should never have sacked Ralf Hasenhuettl—he was doing a very good job there. Choosing Nathan Jones was nearly as questionable,considering that his last upgrade from Luton was at Stoke where he was a miserable failure.

 

[Ricey]

After 14 games in charge he’s been given the sack by Southampton.

 

[southendkid]

He'll probably go down as one of the worst appointments in Southampton's history, he seemed completely out of his depth.

 

[Evening Echo]

SOUTHAMPTON have sacked former Southend United left-back Nathan Jones as manager after just three months in charge.

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[Mad Cyril]

He looked out of his depth.

 

[Paulie Walnuts]

Horrible little Judas, shook hands on a contract with us back in the day, and went to Brighton straight after and then does the dirty on Luton not once but twice.

You can tell by his recent interviews the sheer arrogance of the man which will hopefully now be humbled.

 

[sufc4life21]

Best manager in Europe.

 

[Leigh_Seasider]

His post match comments were bizarre. Think he lost the players and the fanbase.

 

[tommy tucker]

Best manager in Europe.

Dont think Souhampton fans would agree .

 

[sufc4life21]

Dont think Souhampton fans would agree .

No they didn't like him at all..... I found him quite funny tbf.

 

[LBBlue]

Horrible little Judas, shook hands on a contract with us back in the day, and went to Brighton straight after and then does the dirty on Luton not once but twice.

You can tell by his recent interviews the sheer arrogance of the man which will hopefully now be humbled.

I think Luton were well compensated - Saints paid over £4m and Stoke paid £1m.

 

[Sunnyshrimper]

I think Luton were well compensated - Saints paid over £4m and Stoke paid £1m.

Have to agree, £4m if that’s true as reported and mostly up front, not loaded with performance related is great business for a manager who I think everyone agrees looked totally out his depth

 

[Sunnyshrimper]

Have to agree, £4m if that’s true as reported and mostly up front, not loaded with performance related is great business for a manager who I think everyone agrees looked totally out his depth

Interesting to see who they go for. Maybe back to Hassenhutl or even Sol Campbell, remember he managed them a few seasons ago!

 

[LCBB72]

I see that Southampton supporters are saying that Paul Sturrock was as nearly as bad as Nathan Jones .

 

[The Big Dady]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64616084

 

[LCBB72]

Nathan proved himself in the lower leagues , going to Premier club was a step to far . I dont think he will be out of work long before a lower league club comes knocking on his door .

 

[Loan Shark Linda]

Plays for Cranborne FC now and got an assist at the weekend against Wareham Rangers Reserves. He was then taken off injured

 

[HUMBLEPIE]

According to Talksport seen at Rotherham could be their next manager.