Was OLLIE right.

He wasn't right to have a go to answer the question in the title first.

However, I think we all know he just meant to say "you should have stayed, you missed a great ending, my boys need you". That wouldn't have been so bad.

The fact he got all worked up and starting looking down the camera and saying "stay at home" was too far.

Sacking a manager for those comments though is never going to happen. Not even nearly a sackable offence.

What it has done though is lost Holloway some favour with the fans. Another couple of losses now and there is a little bit less support out there for him. I sense fans won't quite cut him as much slack as they may have done a week ago.

He could have by his comments caused a GERALD RATNER effect where losses were made by the company.
He told fans not to bother coming which could cause the club financial harm.
And the club saw it that way that's why he was told to apologise.
And I bet with OLLIE had we lost 2-0 He would have said WHO CAN BLAME THE FANS FOR LEAVING.

Ollie should have thought more carefully about what he said, but then that is not Ollie is it? The fans who left before the end (perhaps because the team was not playing well or because they had a long haul hone with work the next day) would have felt bad enough already, without Ollie ranting at them about their loyalty. What about the dedication of the fans who regularly travel to away wins and still await a win...? Ollie should have admitted that he set up the makeshift team wrongly up front, and also just said that those leaving early might want to think hard before they do it again as our players never give up!?