Finnegan Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 How on earth is Lucien Favre still in a job.
Finnegan Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 32 minutes ago, Finnegan said: How on earth is Lucien Favre still in a job. Absolutely zero chance he's still employed tomorrow.
StanSP Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 44 minutes ago, Finnegan said: How on earth is Lucien Favre still in a job. His own face I think summed everything up. Definitely won't have that face when he gets the German equivalent of a P45 slapped on his desk. For all the talent in this Dortmund side, to be losing like that at half-time, home to the bottom club who have only scored 11 goals all season, is embarrassingly bad.
Finnegan Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 8 minutes ago, StanSP said: His own face I think summed everything up. Definitely won't have that face when he gets the German equivalent of a P45 slapped on his desk. For all the talent in this Dortmund side, to be losing like that at half-time, home to the bottom club who have only scored 11 goals all season, is embarrassingly bad. He should have been sacked after their capitulation last year. You cannot be a major force in football if you can't defend. Why they thought Hummels would fix that idk. They're brilliant going forward when they're on form but just commical at the back. They could win this 6-3 and he should still be sacked tbqh.
StanSP Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 Comeback complete but still think Favre needs to go. Shambles today. Struggled to the 3 goals they scored and it's only because Paderborn's naivety and inexperience of winning a game has let them down. Dortmund have still been poor despite the comeback.
Finnegan Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 You can't argue they're great value at least at the moment. Don't think it'll be enough to save him though surely. As great as they are for the neutral they just can't stay this inept. Especially with Kovac and Pochettino looking for work.
MC Prussian Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 1 hour ago, Finnegan said: How on earth is Lucien Favre still in a job. 9 minutes ago, StanSP said: Comeback complete but still think Favre needs to go. Shambles today. Struggled to the 3 goals they scored and it's only because Paderborn's naivety and inexperience of winning a game has let them down. Dortmund have still been poor despite the comeback. Overreaction much? There's still so many points to play for, the league this season is as open as probably never before. I'd wait until we approach the two-thirds mark.
Nalis Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 19 minutes ago, MC Prussian said: Overreaction much? There's still so many points to play for, the league this season is as open as probably never before. I'd wait until we approach the two-thirds mark. Their defence is sh ite tho
StanSP Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 28 minutes ago, MC Prussian said: Overreaction much? There's still so many points to play for, the league this season is as open as probably never before. I'd wait until we approach the two-thirds mark. Mate. Their style of football is terrible. For all the good players Dortmund have, they're being held back by Favre. So many points to play for but how many will Dortmund get under Favre if they play like that?
Finnegan Posted 22 November 2019 Posted 22 November 2019 29 minutes ago, MC Prussian said: Overreaction much? There's still so many points to play for, the league this season is as open as probably never before. I'd wait until we approach the two-thirds mark. Oh climb out of his arse, we get it, he's Swiss. Mark Hughes is Welsh, I've got the honesty to admit he's crap. One of the biggest clubs in Europe hired a sixty year old man whose never won anything of note in his life, it was a huge gamble and its not paid off. This is the second time in a couple of weeks you've had a moan about completely valid criticism of Dortmund. They are defensively utterly terrible, you show yourself up as either having not actually watched them or not actually understanding football if you're denying that. You'll struggle to find any neutral pundit or pro who thinks he should still be in a job there. There were "plenty of points to play for" when we sacked Ranieri. What exactly is your argument? That no manager should get sacked until they're mathematically relegated? I'm glad you don't run a football club. I iterate what I've said previously, I like Dortmund both as a club and as this current team. They're great to watch and I wish them every success. But they're not getting any with him in charge. If he survives to still be the manager come Monday it'll only be because there's such a short turn around to a key CL game. He's going imminently.
KrefelderFox666 Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 11 hours ago, MC Prussian said: Overreaction much? There's still so many points to play for, the league this season is as open as probably never before. I'd wait until we approach the two-thirds mark. Before the season I had Dortmund to really make an impact on the league. They were superb last year but fell short at the end. However, they made some really good additions. They should already be top. And this comes from a Bayern fan. No argument that the Bundesliga is wide open this season and even for me that is a welcome thing. To be honest, until last season it became a little boring that no one was really able to challenge Bayern.
The Horse's Mouth Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Favre just isn't a manager who's gonna win you anything
OadbyBlue Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Copa libertadores final live on bbc2, the first times ever it’s been a single match final rather than home and away
Paninistickers Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 11 minutes ago, OadbyBlue said: Copa libertadores final live on bbc2, the first times ever it’s been a single match final rather than home and away What a setting. The backdrop to the stadium is amazing
whoareyaaa Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Just now, Paninistickers said: What a setting. The backdrop to the stadium is amazing That's what I was thinking, a lot of passion from the fans as well.
OadbyBlue Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Just now, Paninistickers said: What a setting. The backdrop to the stadium is amazing Yeah some of the stadiums in the Andean countries are beautiful. River got an early lead good finish from Borre
Langston Posted 23 November 2019 Posted 23 November 2019 Rodney from Emmerdale prowling the Flamengo technical area
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