Plymouth head coach Wayne Rooney spoke about a possible resignation after the away defeat of Oxford United in the match on the 24th day of the Championship (0:2).
The Pilgrims occupy 24th place in the English Championship with 18 points. The team hasn’t won since November 6.
I think we need to consider all possible scenarios. I think this is normal given the results we have. You have to feel if you can change the situation, if you have the players to do it, if me or the coaches can change it. These are all things we need to pay attention to.
The specialist also spoke of the negative reaction of the club’s visiting supporters:
I was in a similar situation myself when I was young. I was there (in the stands – editor’s note) as a fan, and you want to see how your team wins, runs, fights. When you lose like we are doing now, that disappointment is there. I understand that, I don’t take it to heart. I think we’re all trying to do the right things and help each other win games. Unfortunately, this has not been the case in recent weeks.
I am a confident person, but I am going through a very difficult time right now. Of course it’s difficult, but I believe in what I do, I believe in the way we work as a coach. I hope we can get a result on Wednesday.
