Uncle Albert Posted 26 December 2008 Posted 26 December 2008 Ay, this lad Albert is ok. No, on a serious note I respect the lad for always sticking up for his beliefs, although most of the time he is wrong. He is very similar to myself in speaking his mind. I have disagreed with him on so many occasions and as I do with everyone, never hold a grudge, right or wrong. He is a decent lad I suppose. Although I am only gathering this through his posts, not personally. Thanks I guess mate. I also respect peoples opinions but I will usually debate their opinions thats just the way I am. People may feel that I am baiting people but just because I am not following the norm that makes me wrong? Ah right if thats it I know where I am. I will all follow you leaders and let you show me what real football is. Thanks alot. I will speak my mind because I think what I believe in is right but to have someone come on here and start calling me something is a little bit silly when he is on a Leicester forum and has been to a handful of games. Very smart move. Ow and that isnt me baiting him it is just me stating fact.
Darkzzz_ Posted 26 December 2008 Posted 26 December 2008 Thanks I guess mate. I also respect peoples opinions but I will usually debate their opinions thats just the way I am.People may feel that I am baiting people but just because I am not following the norm that makes me wrong? Ah right if thats it I know where I am. I will all follow you leaders and let you show me what real football is. Thanks alot. I will speak my mind because I think what I believe in is right but to have someone come on here and start calling me something is a little bit silly when he is on a Leicester forum and has been to a handful of games. Very smart move. Ow and that isnt me baiting him it is just me stating fact. Most of what I say is tongue in cheek anyway. It has always been important for me to have my own views on things and this is why I like you because you have that same belief. It is healthy mate and it is certainly not good to be a follower, my debates have got me in trouble on many occasions, including in my own household. I don't think there is one person on here that I dislike.
Simi Posted 26 December 2008 Posted 26 December 2008 Probably not the best idea, but who am I to judge someone that's managed to make a team so shit on paper over achieve? They're now getting a reality check and I fully expect them to carry on sinking now.
lildave3 Posted 26 December 2008 Posted 26 December 2008 They're on the slide, he needed to do something I reckon. It's not quite as extraordinary as people are making out mind.
Daggers Posted 26 December 2008 Posted 26 December 2008 They're on the slide, he needed to do something I reckon. It's not quite as extraordinary as people are making out mind. The Championship sides are looking more like it every week now...
Fosse Boy Posted 26 December 2008 Posted 26 December 2008 Right. I'd imagine Brian Clough would've done it. I'd imagine I'd probably do that kind of thing if I were a football manager too.
The Blur Posted 27 December 2008 Posted 27 December 2008 Some people say he is doing it for media I reckon he is- to draw media's attenion how pissed he is with Hull and if I was a Hull player it would be hulimating- not just the fact the gaff is yelling at me but for the crowd to witness the event hence the attenion Brown wants Did right thing I reckon- never hurt to be innovate
Hullfox Posted 27 December 2008 Posted 27 December 2008 I can't make my mind up as to his reasoning for doing it. It was him that selected the team that had players out of position and in a changed formation. He has to take a major chunk of the blame. He could have apologised to the fans afterwards through the press and from what I hear the players are abolutely fuming with him and that isn't going to be good long term. Keeping them out in the cold grabs the headlines but is not good preparation for 45 minutes of sport. So what if they drew the second half, the game was over as a contest. Man City clearly took their foot off the pedal and even took off Caicedo who had netted twice. No one can doubt the transformation that Brown has brought to Hull City, he has worked wonders for the club. I just hope that this Martin Allenesque behaviour does not undo this disproportionately.
Tilley Posted 27 December 2008 Posted 27 December 2008 Right. Obviously helped them didn't it, they basically drew the second half 1-1. The players deserved that after playing so shit in the first half. Phil Brown has my respect for having the bollocks to do it. FT loses all credibility cus some ****s back.Yawn.
Jordan Posted 27 December 2008 Posted 27 December 2008 Hull's board of directors should have gone out and given Brown a tongue-lashing on the pitch in front of the fans, too.
purpleronnie Posted 28 December 2008 Posted 28 December 2008 Right. The manager walking the players to the fans who have paid a lot of money to watch their team, and play so badly and applauding them as he did was great to see, nice to see a manager who actually recognizes fans have to scarifice to follow their side. Hopefully they were humiliated even more, they certainly played better 2nd half. Would love to see fergie do that with ronaldo an rooney. Ha!
Hullfox Posted 28 December 2008 Posted 28 December 2008 they certainly played better 2nd half. I think thats open to debate
SOCCERROO FOX Posted 28 December 2008 Posted 28 December 2008 He had to show the fans, the board as well as the players that how they played was embarrasing and not acceptable. Well done i think
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