citytillidie Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 - First of all, To Burnham, where do you live, the game finished at 4.55, and you was back at 5.22, must be in Hull or your superman. On the radio it just sounds depressing, the commentators sound more exciting when the other team attacks, when city have the ball you dont know it, or thats cos they never have it, i dont think there was 5 mins today where they had possession. Why was Hume subbed off? He is always a threat, stearman is not good going forward, passes are poor, and should not be in the first team. We had 4 strikers on the pitch and had barely any efforts on goal. Its just sad being a leicester fan again, every year for the past 4 its gone like this, when will Milan realise avoiding relegation this season is the priority. Hopefully we can get some good players in Jan to keep us up, players to replace Stearman, Sheehan and Mattock, who should be with the academy still, and a good attacking midfielder as Clemence is far overrated. A dozen players should be booted in January, and Ollie should get players for the right positions needed, unlike previous managers. Keep The Faith (as always)
Milky Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Holloway better tell the truth tonight, not the usual bullshit.
Bryn Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 - First of all, To Burnham, where do you live, the game finished at 4.55, and you was back at 5.22, must be in Hull or your superman.On the radio it just sounds depressing, the commentators sound more exciting when the other team attacks, when city have the ball you dont know it, or thats cos they never have it, i dont think there was 5 mins today where they had possession. Why was Hume subbed off? He is always a threat, stearman is not good going forward, passes are poor, and should not be in the first team. We had 4 strikers on the pitch and had barely any efforts on goal. Its just sad being a leicester fan again, every year for the past 4 its gone like this, when will Milan realise avoiding relegation this season is the priority. Hopefully we can get some good players in Jan to keep us up, players to replace Stearman, Sheehan and Mattock, who should be with the academy still, and a good attacking midfielder as Clemence is far overrated. A dozen players should be booted in January, and Ollie should get players for the right positions needed, unlike previous managers. Keep The Faith (as always) Think it's fairly evident that I live in Hull. BurnhamRating: 0 View Member Profile Add as Friend Send Message Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts post Today, 05:40 PM Post #53 Gary Lineker ********** Posts: 1,464 Joined: 12-February 07 From: Hull Supported City Since: 1999
Daggers Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 So pleased i didn't decide to do anything insane like go to this match. Phube's "Don't Do Aways" club is the way forward.
Hugo Sanchez Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 We are shit and will go down. Holloway has no bloomin idea.
purpleronnie Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 My prediction of 15th now seems to be optimistic.....how times have changed.
WetFlannel Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 ANOTHER POINT THAT NO ONE WILL AGREE WITH why is everyone so open to giving kaebi a chance, yet immediately dismissing kishishev, hellings etc... just a suggestion
saltram Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 I don,t normally get so annoyed about things and just read what others post but strongly feel that Mr Mandaric has has been completely duped by all the hype and and hot air that comes out of Holloways mouth. Our manager is very good at self promotion and playing the public relations game but the facts of the matter are that he is a manager out of his depth, he is very good at galvanising teams and players who have an ambition and desire to progress but not the ability to go with it, however the problem with that is that sooner or later a bit more is required than heart and passion and the team/player will progress no further. This is the point where Holloway will always fail as tactically he is not very innovative (just throwing on attackers when losing but with no instruction) and as will be shown come january he will not be able to attract players with that bit of extra quality as they will be able to see through his bluster. This is why Holloway has never managed at a high level and never will, he is a good lower division manager and will never be anything more. the sooner he goes the better. We need a manager who top level players can trust to give them the best chance of winning not a churchilean orator with no substance.
Yaxx Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 WTF was Holloway playing at today?!? I thought he was a great appointment at the time, but now I'm beginning to think the guy's just a clown.
Bryn Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 WTF was Holloway playing at today?!? I thought he was a great appointment at the time, but now I'm beginning to think the guy's just a clown. I wouldn't go that far but he did mess up IMO.
The Stig Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Altogether now "Always look on the bright side of life, doo doo, doo doo, doo doo doo doo doo doo."
RowlattsFox Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 If anyone wants something positive to cling on to then look at how well Plymouth are doing with a team that Holloway has put together, that gives me hope that if he is given the opportunity then he could build a decent team here. Ollie couldnt have come here at a worst time, the loan deadline has finished and its our busiest time of the season. Of course this is me being extremely positive, but i would rather cling to any positives then thinking negative. Everybody needs to keep thier heads and not panic, the fans included. We should stick with Ollie, even if the unthinkable happends and we do go down.
Milky Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Finally he's going to talk to Barber in a minute.
FleckneyFox Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 We aint got a chance of our next 3 before Janurary this was the one game i thought we could get something from. think we'll do well to get 2 points. Ollie's gonna have to make some decent signings or it looks like relegation if we do get relegated Mandaric will run a mile!
Milky Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Finally he's going to talk to Barber in a minute. Maybe not then. All we get is a shitty Barber report.
Yaxx Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Altogether now "Always look on the bright side of life, doo doo, doo doo, doo doo doo doo doo doo." Just don't go and watch Leicester
dandannieldanok Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Crap Players + Crap Manager = League 1
The Reverend Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Crap Players + Crap Manager = League 1 Yes, Micky Adams in!
fishfingers Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Disappointing performance all round by the sounds of it. A QPR mate said that he likes to play players in different positions, maybe he can unearth Stearman as the new Ian Marshall/ Matt Elliot? His public slagging of the players hasn't helped and smacks of unprofessionalism? I'm worried where we'll be in january? Will players want to join a club in the bottom 3? Can Ollie attract big name players as I'm sure his public criticisms won't have gone unnoticed? I've heard from a mate that we're after Kevin Gallen (for £500k) and I think he's 34!!! Anyone got a noose?
The Reverend Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Disappointing performance all round by the sounds of it. A QPR mate said that he likes to play players in different positions, maybe he can unearth Stearman as the new Ian Marshall/ Matt Elliot?His public slagging of the players hasn't helped and smacks of unprofessionalism? I'm worried where we'll be in january? Will players want to join a club in the bottom 3? Can Ollie attract big name players as I'm sure his public criticisms won't have gone unnoticed? I've heard from a mate that we're after Kevin Gallen (for £500k) and I think he's 34!!! Anyone got a noose? I've got a spare, but i wont be around to give it to you if we carry on like this...
dandannieldanok Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 Yes, Micky Adams in! Who was in charge last time we were in the premiership, with no cash and pensioners to pick from..........yes thats right Micky Adams.
Hullfox Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 It was a complete dog's dinner. I have never been so cold and depressed watching Leicester City. As for taking the wingers off, don't be fooled that it was a poor decision they weren't wingers, they were spectators. Any one of the ten outfield players could have been replaced at that stage. At least it should a willingness to attack more. However, it's a shame that willingness didn't show any glimpses of being reality. I suppose Holloway decided he'd rather see us lose with 4 forwards on the pitch than Kaebi who looks about 12 and was flattened every time he got the ball and Sheehan who was treading on eggshells after another ludicrously mistimed tackle that earned him a yellow card. Positives? there were none. Seeing and listening to the Hull City supporters made me realise what a set of nobs I live among.
Bryn Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 It was a complete dog's dinner.I have never been so cold and depressed watching Leicester City. As for taking the wingers off, don't be fooled that it was a poor decision they weren't wingers, they were spectators. Any one of the ten outfield players could have been replaced at that stage. At least it should a willingness to attack more. However, it's a shame that willingness didn't show any glimpses of being reality. I suppose Holloway decided he'd rather see us lose with 4 forwards on the pitch than Kaebi who looks about 12 and was flattened every time he got the ball and Sheehan who was treading on eggshells after another ludicrously mistimed tackle that earned him a yellow card. Positives? there were none. Seeing and listening to the Hull City supporters made me realise what a set of nobs I live among. Not wrong. They were ineffective. What irked me was that once we'd shoved a load of big men up front, we couldn't even muster a long ball properly, and started knocking it into channels and stuff with noone to chase it. Even more so when Hume, the one person who was going into channels, came off. Sheehan's tackle was indeed ludicrous. He arrived at the ball in good time to knock it out of play, but then stopped, waited for the ball the played, then scythed the man down. And yeah the Hull fans were pretty vicious with their chants, though at least that woman provided us with some entertainment at the end.
stevec Posted 15 December 2007 Posted 15 December 2007 It was a complete dog's dinner.I have never been so cold and depressed watching Leicester City. As for taking the wingers off, don't be fooled that it was a poor decision they weren't wingers, they were spectators. Any one of the ten outfield players could have been replaced at that stage. At least it should a willingness to attack more. However, it's a shame that willingness didn't show any glimpses of being reality. I suppose Holloway decided he'd rather see us lose with 4 forwards on the pitch than Kaebi who looks about 12 and was flattened every time he got the ball and Sheehan who was treading on eggshells after another ludicrously mistimed tackle that earned him a yellow card. Positives? there were none. Seeing and listening to the Hull City supporters made me realise what a set of nobs I live among. So all the Ollie knockers should look closer to home - he's not known this squad as long as we have. He's having to try anything to get some life out of them. But as we all know the majority are lifeless and I'm sure he's starting to realise this. He's given most people a chance (even Kaebi) and 1 by 1 they have shown themselves to not be up for it - there seems to be a "lifeless" poison at this club which sucks every new player into it very quickly - I hope come January some "strong" characters come into this club to shake it up - thats the only way its going to improve. I will add that the supporters that jump on every managers back within 3 games are part of this life sucking process - and they are always the same people. The chosen one himself would struggle with this squad.
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