Donut Posted 27 March 2010 Posted 27 March 2010 At the Derby game today: 1) Why did Pearson not ONCE come into the technical area and give any instructions at all? 2) Not come over and applaud the fans, as usual? 3) Refuse to conduct an interview with radio or the bbc website? I mean, i dont quite know what im reading into this, but doesnt it seem a bit 'odd' that he wasnt acting his usual self today? Is there anything more to this?
BedsFox Posted 27 March 2010 Posted 27 March 2010 He has got a very bad back. Seriously, people were asking and the message came back via the media that he could hardly stand/walk
Granno Posted 27 March 2010 Posted 27 March 2010 He was rushing back from Celtic Park and slipped, hurt his back.
Corky Posted 27 March 2010 Posted 27 March 2010 I wasn't sure if he was even there today. If the bad back story is true then it's understandable why we didn't see him.
Granno Posted 27 March 2010 Posted 27 March 2010 I wasn't sure if he was even there today. If the bad back story is true then it's understandable why we didn't see him. I saw him come out of the tunnel at the 2nd half.
Ozwin Posted 27 March 2010 Posted 27 March 2010 Now you're given me the fear that he's gonna leave or there's unrest at the club or something. Thanks for that.
Hugo Sanchez Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 He'll be gone by the start of next season, we will miss out on finishing in the play oiffs after going on a shite run. Milan will back him in the summer and the first 5 games we'll be bottom and Milan will sack him. I'm willing to bet that he's not our manager by october 2010.
Unabomber Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 He'll be gone by the start of next season, we will miss out on finishing in the play oiffs after going on a shite run. Milan will back him in the summer and the first 5 games we'll be bottom and Milan will sack him. I'm willing to bet that he's not our manager by october 2010. Whats odds will you give?
Hugo Sanchez Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 Whats odds will you give? Bet me 100 quid, he'll be sacked by october.
eaststandtom Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 dont start tinkering with the team too much again nigel! this french bloke needs to do something quick but not at the expense of gallagher
Candidcamera Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 He was on the touchline during the second half according to thhe radio commentary. They had picked up on him not perhaps being there. The problem with his back explains it.
Bert Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 I seen him stand up once. It IS a bad back, trust me. Hasn't been able to go into work since Wednesday because of it.
MissCeltFox Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 He was rushing back from Celtic Park and slipped, hurt his back. Haha not a chance Lenny is the favourite for the job at the moment anyway
dandannieldanok Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 2) Not come over and applaud the fans, as usual? Tbf he doesn't applaud the fans anywhere near as much after a defeat compared to when he does after a victory (speaking here about home games not away games). That's not a criticism of the bloke btw, just saying that's happens.
Matt Posted 28 March 2010 Posted 28 March 2010 Tbf he doesn't applaud the fans anywhere near as much after a defeat compared to when he does after a victory (speaking here about home games not away games). That's not a criticism of the bloke btw, just saying that's happens. I'm offended...I want to be clapped for our support rather than wins, simply not good enough
Donut Posted 28 March 2010 Author Posted 28 March 2010 I'm offended...I want to be clapped for our support rather than wins, simply not good enough You're being needlessly sarcastic Im not offended that we werent clapped but i think its important people within the club acknowledge the support they are given Is there anything wrong with all players and the manager taking one minute to simply acknowledge those who have made the trip?
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