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Jimmy

Jimmy

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10 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

Can’t see us not sticking with Ruud. Does anyone actually think we will sack him?

we'll sack him once relegated as it will be cheaper

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Mickyblueeyes

Mickyblueeyes

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My biggest fear is that Van Nistelrooy and these bunch of goons get one or two decent looking results. Ignoring the fact that they’ve got nothing to play for, have a run of games against weaker opposition (which shows how much he’s ****ed up that it isn’t a “run in”) and most teams we are playing are on the beach, it impresses the simpleton owner and they give him the gig next year. 
 

The problem of having a chairman with the IQ of a child high on weed with little or no friends and desperate to show off his McDonald’s at home, he is very easily impressed or convinced when no other person would be. 
 

Three dickheads again next season will be too much to take. 

Guest Bilo

Guest Bilo

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Ruud is done here. There's no way he gets a summer.

 

The tone of his post-Newcastle interview made it obvious and it's not as if he was thrown into a Dean Smith scenario where he could do nothing but add a veneer of respectability to the inevitable. He had time to turn things around and has fvcked it completely. 

 

The players clearly aren't having him, the fans aren't having him and it's pretty obvious that he goes as soon as relegation is mathematically confirmed, just as happened with Juric at Saints. 

lfu

lfu

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4 hours ago, fleshdaddy said:

Would anyone take Maresca back? :ph34r:

gonna take a guess and say he'll leave Chelsea by mutual consent after the final game and then be announced as Sevilla's new manager 24 hours later

surrifox

surrifox

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11 minutes ago, lfu said:

gonna take a guess and say he'll leave Chelsea by mutual consent after the final game and then be announced as Sevilla's new manager 24 hours later

TBH I didn’t rate his chances of completing the season . Wouldn’t surprise me at all 

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BenTheFox

BenTheFox

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6 hours ago, fleshdaddy said:

Would anyone take Maresca back? :ph34r:

I don't get the clamouring for him. We lost 11 championship games with him as manager and we almost blew promotion. Also, he would not have the budget this time out. We have fewer assets that we could sell for big money. It's all immaterial anyway because he is not coming back. 

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Guppys Love Child

Guppys Love Child

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4 minutes ago, BenTheFox said:

I don't get the clamouring for him. We lost 11 championship games with him as manager and we almost blew promotion. Also, he would not have the budget thos time out. We have fewer assets that we could se for big money. It's al immaterial anyway because he is not coming back. 

I'm with you mate, no way do I want "Pep's clone"  back here. 

 

Don’t want to watch his boring football.

I still can't understand his stubborn unrelanting insistence to only play the "Enzoball" system without any flexibility, even though when here it was nearly our downfall.

 

We were incredibly lucky lastvtime and if it wasn't for our closest competition getting nervous, start sh1tting themselves, and let us off the hook by dropping points we were destined for the playoffs,  also chuck in the fact that the footballing world is now beginning to suss the philosophy out,  (Hence IMO Man Cities drop off in form and dominance)  not to mention we can't put together a team anywhere good enough to even make it half work, no Pep's "mini me" is not the answer people..

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Guppys Love Child

Guppys Love Child

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2 minutes ago, Legend_in_blue said:

Dyche is a sensible option.  The problem still lies with the people above Dyche or whoever else comes in though.  Until that is addressed, we're going round in circles.

100% correct. 

But the 'man child' that is Top won't do the right thing and actually sack Teflon Jon and Calamity Sue anytime soon I'm afraid.

 

Dan

Dan

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On 11/04/2025 at 12:06, Ricey said:

All managers talk well in interviews. I would talk well in an interview because it's all hypothetical.

The likes of MNF, the Coaches Voice etc... it's basically impossible to not come across well on. I'm pretty sure Van Nistelrooy could go on MNF next season (infact I totally see this) and he'd come across very well. You would then get people on here saying he was alright and misunderstood when he's served up one of the worst runs in the history of football.

 

I could never doubt Martin's ability to talk the talk. He flunked 'so' badly in the Premier League though that I just couldn't chance it. That's before you even get onto his style. I really wish we'd stop this attempt to be like someone else. What a sure fire way of ensuring you stay behind the others - try and be someone else. But that's a perfect summary of Aiyawatt's mentality.

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Bert

Bert

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5 hours ago, Jimmy said:

we'll sack him once relegated as it will be cheaper

Do you really think the club have been clever enough to put a clause like this in his contract? lol 

Guest Bilo

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46 minutes ago, Dan said:

The likes of MNF, the Coaches Voice etc... it's basically impossible to not come across well on. I'm pretty sure Van Nistelrooy could go on MNF next season (infact I totally see this) and he'd come across very well. You would then get people on here saying he was alright and misunderstood when he's served up one of the worst runs in the history of football.

 

I could never doubt Martin's ability to talk the talk. He flunked 'so' badly in the Premier League though that I just couldn't chance it. That's before you even get onto his style. I really wish we'd stop this attempt to be like someone else. What a sure fire way of ensuring you stay behind the others - try and be someone else. But that's a perfect summary of Aiyawatt's mentality.

The insane thing is that the style that brought us the most famous success in not only the club's history but arguably also that of English football is exactly what everyone with any sense is now moving towards- rock solid defence, well-drilled players, lung bursting fitness and rapid counter attacks at blistering pace. We were a decade ahead of everyone else and didn't even know it ourselves.

 

Then Top drank the Guardiola Kool-Aid because possession football bought us a couple of years of success under Rodgers and has been supping it ever since. Ahead of the curve, to following trends to behind the curve now. Rank incompetence.

 

What's mad is that we have some of the building blocks to go for a counterattacking style. Nelson and Okoli are solid, reliable defenders at Championship level. Coulibaly is a mobile fullback, Justin was last season at Championship level. Fatawu and Mavididi wreaked havoc on the break when we played that style against Southampton. Skipp is still only 24 and could easily do it against Championship sides. BEK is the creative outlet. There's depth in players like Alves. Find a decent striker with a bit of pace, physicality and ability to finish and we're on our way. 

Guppys Love Child

Guppys Love Child

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10 hours ago, Bilo said:

The insane thing is that the style that brought us the most famous success in not only the club's history but arguably also that of English football is exactly what everyone with any sense is now moving towards- rock solid defence, well-drilled players, lung bursting fitness and rapid counter attacks at blistering pace. We were a decade ahead of everyone else and didn't even know it ourselves.

 

Then Top drank the Guardiola Kool-Aid because possession football bought us a couple of years of success under Rodgers and has been supping it ever since. Ahead of the curve, to following trends to behind the curve now. Rank incompetence.

 

What's mad is that we have some of the building blocks to go for a counterattacking style. Nelson and Okoli are solid, reliable defenders at Championship level. Coulibaly is a mobile fullback, Justin was last season at Championship level. Fatawu and Mavididi wreaked havoc on the break when we played that style against Southampton. Skipp is still only 24 and could easily do it against Championship sides. BEK is the creative outlet. There's depth in players like Alves. Find a decent striker with a bit of pace, physicality and ability to finish and we're on our way. 

Spot on..

 

However,  I think you and I (plus no doubt  countless others) are going to be disappointed still, as Top still has the 'Kool Aid' in his system. He can't see past possession football,  he won't clear the cr@p out at board / football operations level and it wouldn't surprise me if he endorsed giving RvN a crack at the Championship..  

 

IMO for the good of the club he needs to sell up and focus on his Horse Polo and wine cellers.   Only then any new owners can hopefully come in, dump Teflon Jon and his Sidekick Sue and we can finally move forward. 

 

 But that ain't happening anytime soon.

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FosseSpark

FosseSpark

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We should go for Cesc Fabregas.

Doing wonders at Como to keep them in Serie A on low budget, and so isn't a manager with no CV. 

Loves English football

Passing style with all action midfielders

Ties to Arsenal and Chelsea could come in handy. 

 

Definitely one if we are going to go for it next season and play a strong passing style..

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Ricey

Ricey

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1 minute ago, FosseSpark said:

We should go for Cesc Fabregas.

Doing wonders at Como to keep them in Serie A on low budget, and so isn't a manager with no CV. 

Loves English football

Passing style with all action midfielders

Ties to Arsenal and Chelsea could come in handy. 

 

Definitely one if we are going to go for it next season and play a strong passing style..

Not a chance he would come here. He's destined for big things.

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