for gods sake stop over analysing everything. its an honest interview take it for what it is and be glad the guy is honest

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I am sorry but not once did he blame the coach, it's all the players. The coach does not drop the ball but he does work out a game plan. I got the impression that he did not have the answer on how to turn our season around so maybe put too much reliance on the players to do it for him.
I still think what Carter said was out of order and was probably more to do with him dealing with Webster's departure. He needs to realise that Webster was out of his depth which I think most of the supporters could of told him several weeks ago.

A lot of people here are writing to suggest Webster was sacked. From what I've read apart from one rushed headline on Sky Sports there is no categorical statement that he was pushed or he jumped. It has been publicly stated that he was considering his position following Sunday and the departure comes across as amicable.

I suspect Webster resigned with maybe Carter giving him a little something to help him on his way. Carter seems upset that Webster had to leave and thinks very highly of him. This leads me to suspect that Webster chose to leave and Carter blames the players.

From my point of view I am glad Webster is not with us anymore because we weren't getting the results or performances whilst he has been in charge. A change was desperately needed somewhere.

Maybe I'm been too pedantic but I don't think we know the full circumstances of his departure. Is it not better to say since "Webster left" as opposed to him being sacked.

(pedantic mode off)

The interview with MC on Sky and the comments from Webster suggest he resigned.
I think MC actually said he accepted his resignation though he didn't want to.

And Webster's words were that he resigned because he didn't feel some players wanted to listen to what he had to say any more.