Grewks Posted 4 December 2014 Posted 4 December 2014 "I totally understand the criticism, that's just human. I also understand the whistles. They are normal. But everyone who whistles must also question himself whether it's helpful to have a go at someone who just failed a test and tells him: You are too stupid to piss in the snow. But regardless of that, the situation feels disastrous. Nobody needs it." Who is it? Clue - No mention of Balloonhead, therefore it ain't nige.
inckley fox Posted 4 December 2014 Posted 4 December 2014 "I totally understand the criticism, that's just human. I also understand the whistles. They are normal. But everyone who whistles must also question himself whether it's helpful to have a go at someone who just failed a test and tells him: You are too stupid to piss in the snow. But regardless of that, the situation feels disastrous. Nobody needs it." Who is it? Clue - No mention of Balloonhead, therefore it ain't nige. Jurgen Klopp. I'm not sure what the point is - if he were currently top of the Bundesliga and this were a hark back to some sorry yesteryear then it might offer some sort of hope for us. But all it means is that one manager who is bottom of the table agrees with another manager who is bottom of the table in that fans can be a bit annoying sometimes. Here's a clue for both of them - there's a reason why this happens. It's got something to do with being bottom of the table. Some people get over all of the moaning and groaning and create their own air of positivity. Some don't, and they tend to either get sacked or relegated. Some do, and unless they're managed by Ian Holloway, they tend to stay up. We'll know very soon which category both managers fall into.
cityfanlee23 Posted 4 December 2014 Posted 4 December 2014 Jurgen Klopp. I'm not sure what the point is - if he were currently top of the Bundesliga and this were a hark back to some sorry yesteryear then it might offer some sort of hope for us. But all it means is that one manager who is bottom of the table agrees with another manager who is bottom of the table in that fans can be a bit annoying sometimes. Here's a clue for both of them - there's a reason why this happens. It's got something to do with being bottom of the table. Some people get over all of the moaning and groaning and create their own air of positivity. Some don't, and they tend to either get sacked or relegated. Some do, and unless they're managed by Ian Holloway, they tend to stay up. We'll know very soon which category both managers fall into. Personally think NIGE will sort it
inckley fox Posted 4 December 2014 Posted 4 December 2014 Personally think NIGE will sort it Yeah, I'm optimistic for Sunday. He probably needs a result, and he definitely needs to learn from his recent errors at this level, but I think he can pull it off.
Beliall Posted 5 December 2014 Posted 5 December 2014 I had to post this because on tapatalk it says stringer talks sense
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