Players look to the manager on the sidelines for inspiration. Where's the inspiration in standing there with your hands in your pockets.
I heard a manager or ex manager the other day say that man management is about 85% of the modern game, and it seems true. Look at the successful managers of recent times - Ferguson, reputable for being a good man manager, telling players to take a risk and enjoy themselves too. Redknapp is often sighted as the best man manager of the higher levels.
It doesn't seem evident in Dunn's management that he is a good man manager, or that he's good at anything else. Tactically he is awful too.
I'm usually a positive fan, even last year when Holden got it, I was holding out that a better manager would come in and change things in the summer, but Corney and co have dropped three major bollocks with Holden, Kelly and now Dunn. Put that along with Evans and the new stand and 2015 has been a right :censored: up from the board.