Bayfox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 kevin keegans guide to football. how to start a season worse than moyes. how I was successful 15 years ago. Paul Gallaghers guide to smashing back doors in.
Master Fox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 The clown's guide to football management. Man United special edition vol 2
My Nads Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 He read the 4 books he found on his desk..."My first colouring book","A-B-C", "Learning to count" & "Readers wives - grannies special"...But it wasn't until after the game when he saw a confussed Rooney trying to read "It will be almost imossible to beat the mighty Foxes" that he realised the mix up.
sylofox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 LVG should take a leaf out of Nige's book. Read Striker in the sun every morning.
Spudulike Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 Apparently, LVG was proud that it only took him a week to read one of the books. It said 3-5 years on the cover.
BoyJones Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 I personally think LVG was not telling the truth. Who needs four books to suss out the opposition; he was trying to show how thorough he was in his planning. United clearly had a plan "A", but when things started to go wrong, he had no Plan"B" or "C" or anything. Personally thought it was piss poor management by LVG, he looks out of his depth in this league. Think "The Special One" and Wenger will stuff United if he doesn't learn quickly - how much influence does Giggs have? Didn't seem to contribute during the game (having now watched the match on Sky) sat quietly while the goals were going in.
DB11 Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 He should be reading books on his own team first; doesn't know an awful lot about how to get them to defend!
sylofox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 I personally think LVG was not telling the truth. Who needs four books to suss out the opposition; he was trying to show how thorough he was in his planning. United clearly had a plan "A", but when things started to go wrong, he had no Plan"B" or "C" or anything. Personally thought it was piss poor management by LVG, he looks out of his depth in this league. Think "The Special One" and Wenger will stuff United if he doesn't learn quickly - how much influence does Giggs have? Didn't seem to contribute during the game (having now watched the match on Sky) sat quietly while the goals were going in. Along with City and Liverpool. Plus anyone that watched that game and take not from what we did. Piss poor defence. Piss poor attitude from the whole squad and management. And a piss poor manager that will be out on his ear quicker than Moysie was. You can't talk about players like he does and expect them to perform for you. His next loss may be his own dressing room.
ealingfox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 'How To Throw Away A Lead Of 2 Or More Goals In Less Than 45 minutes Away To A Midlands Side' by Micky Adams 'The Joys Of Snatching Defeat From The Jaws Of Victory' by Leicester City FC
PAPA LAZAROU Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 From Manchester united to Salford united in five easy games.
My Nads Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 A lot of pundicks keep saying other teams will learn from Leicester and now teams will know how to play agaisnt Man U, but that's not the whole story. People haven't given us enough credit. There aren't many teams that could have done what we did in that game. I wouldn't be surprised if Man U won their next 5 games, they are good and they did look good in the Ist half. A full strenth Leicester City can beat any team in the league, so when Van Gaal says he has 4 books on Leicester CIty, I don't think they were very good match reports! He he didn't have a clue how fast, fit and good this team is, but he does now!!
Guest Bilo Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 They weren't books, they were all threads on the Oatcake.
Guest PerfumePonce Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 Harry Potter and the Prisoners of Esteban.
ScouseFox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 where did he get books about us? wouldn't mind reading one or two. can you buy em? or did he write them himself or wa
Woollett's Wellies Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 He actually only read one book.It wasn't about us but he wanted to see his picture in it...... 'The Big book of arrogant twats'. Apparently his section was very large.....
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