EnglishOxide Posted 1 September 2014 Posted 1 September 2014 Look at him. Just look at him. He oozes magnificence. People must hug him all the time.
foxfanazer Posted 1 September 2014 Posted 1 September 2014 Got nothing but love and appreciation for the guy. He has created something really exciting at this club
Foxhateram Posted 1 September 2014 Posted 1 September 2014 Absolutely top bloke, keeps his feet and everyone else's within the club firmly stuck to the ground. He is the type of manager who demands respect but in return will give you everything you need to be successful. Met him a few times now and had nothing but admiration for his personality and the way he deals with the players. Top guy. He will take us places. Everyone should,d have just stayed on my bus and never got off. I told everyone he was a genius and just needed building time!
Raw Dykes Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 I've always been a big fan of NP, and I think he's improving as a manager all the time. He seems like an intelligent chap, and a true professional. I love his transfer policy, his training regime is clearly working wonders, the team spirit, the attitude of the players - I can't fault the guy. Honestly, I don't think there's another manager I'd rather have here. I hope he stays here for years to come. I'd love to hear what all his haters have to say about him now. Seriously, what the fvck were you thinking?
Freeman's Wharfer Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 Been a huge supporter of his since day one. Keep us in the Premier League and win a cup for us and I'll class him as our best ever manager given where we were when he first came in and where we'd then be. Hope he stays for a long time.
CosbehFox Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 A full fledged Pearsonista here. The whole family watched the fall and rise last night; nearly everyone said how well Pearson came across including my clueless mum and girlfriend.
HighPeakFox Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 I said (sarcastically) on the Mockery website that I forget sometimes that people know better than Pearson. Some of the noise that gets made about him defies belief....the man is proven and we're very lucky indeed
_Fatboyslow_ Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 Totally agree with the sentiment being shown here but those white trainers just have to go, has he got a shed load of them or is the dirt to scared to get on them?
Austin Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 Absolute hero, was gutted when he left first time round.. So glad we brought him back!
HitchinFox Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 Has made pretty much all the right decisions in the past two and a half years. Lets not forget what he inherited either - and what he did about it. Cast your mind back to Mills, Danns, Beckford and a host of other half-decent players who either weren't up for it or were simply not good enough for a promotion push (Oakley, Pantsil, Gallagher, Wellens). Also, clearly isn't afraid to correct any mistakes he makes (Ben Marshall, Whitbread, Futacs), but even when he does, he does it in a classy way - makes sure they are moved to other clubs swiftly without fuss or making a big thing about it or damaging the players' career prospects. Compare with 'Arry who is prepared to slate players publicly. Nigel had a massive job on his hands when he walked back to Belvoir Drive on 15 November 2011. To be here, in the Premier League, less than three years later, with the squad he has built...nothing short of a fantastic achievement.
Donut Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 If we was a suit manager, it somehow wouldnt be the same.
Alf Bentley Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 The team on the pitch seems focused - and to believe that they belong in the Premier League and can win matches there. They look very fit, very committed and exceptionally well-organised...and several players seem to have stepped up their performance levels since last season. NP seems to have dealt well in the transfer market, so as to build a competitive, balanced squad with strength in depth, experience and promise for the future, but without excessive numbers of players - or an excessive outlay of cash. An outstanding effort. I'm even loving the way that we're swanning in completing deals at 1am on transfer deadline day...I bet Pearson would be an outstanding poker player! Plenty that could still go wrong, of course, but attitudes seem to be spot-on so hopefully we'll maintain our focus and level of performance. 4 points from the next 3 matches (Stoke A, Man Utd H & Palace A) would be good.
Jakemoore Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 I love the guy. I have already admitted on here that I lost faith for a few weeks towards the end of the Watford play off season but of course, my faith came straight back and now I wish I hadn't been such an idiot. Pearson is a genius. His starting 11 generally get the job done but if not, he really knows how to use his bench. He conducts himself with such class and charm. Fans of other clubs have noticed this too in the past. His transfer policy is excellent. There is no chance that this club will fall in to money trouble with np at the helm and that in itself is a huge comfort. He is becoming a Leicester legend. If he can keep us up then he will be. Serious man love! In nige we trust!
Fox92 Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 Loved him since he walked through the doors in 2008. Absolute hero. Done so much for our club on and off the field.
egg_fried_rice Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 I love his army hair cut. I love his bucket head. I love his barrel chest. I love his shit white trainers. I love his contempt for the media and balloonheads. I love his complete top-to-bottom overhaul of our club and the way it operates. I love his relationship with Shakey and Walsh. I love this team of promising young stars he has built. I love the effective yet exciting football we play. I love the fact he has returned us to the PL and put us in a position where we can grow to reach heights we have never reached before. I hope he stays for a long long time. TL;DR: I LOVE NFP!
Les-TA-Jon Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 He hates journos, agents and players with big egos. His personality is stronger enough to deal with all that but why would he choose to put himself in that position?
Carl the Llama Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 I couldn't think of a better place for this - I was just checking out our transfermarkt page and noticed they have this image for Nige:
Corky Posted 2 September 2014 Posted 2 September 2014 Pearson is a man of two poses. Virtually all of his Hull's images are stern, furious, pensive, whilst at Leicester he's all smiles. Hull Leicester
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