Harry - LCFC Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Looks like my second post went over your head as well! Just leave it there......you're still in denial! Just a series of claims with nothing to back them up. No attempt to explain why I'm wrong here as expected.
shade Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Wow ... what a keyboard warrior you are!!!! You need to get out more though ... there really are bigger things to piss your knickers over. it's not nice to look like a complete mug is it, bit like that dorsett peon.
WardyisPukka Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Lineker is well within in his rights to tweet what he wants but he's gone a bit too far and should show NP a bit of respect as if it wasnt for NP and his staff Lineker wouldnt be introducing us on MOTD - anyways this to me is a bit of embarrassing and a joke to be honest as who the **** is in charge of our club vichai or top ??? no communication or what? hello??? just feel a bit let down by the owners if all of this is really true Could theyve not had a board meeting or even spoken on the phone about this
kingfox Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 If Mike Tyson & Floyd Mayweather can fight at Wrestlemania, then Pearson definitely can. 3 on 1 elimination handicap match, Pearson v Lineker, Stringer & Dorsett - Special Guest referee The Birch. Pearson eliminates Dorsett by delivering an RKO off the top rope. Pearson then eliminates Lineker by delivering a Rock Bottom followed by a Swanton Bomb Then Birch delivers Sweet Chin Music to Stringer, Stringer left dazed only to then be hit by a spear by Pearson. Pearson wins. Get it done Vince!
5waller5 Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 it's not nice to look like a complete mug is it, bit like that dorsett peon. I don't mind to be honest ... your post sounded like you thought she was 27 and i corrected you. There's no need for the keyboard warrior antics. But to be fair it's the first time I've been called a little man, so that bit made me smile. I'm guessing you're about 15??
stingray Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Lineker has done us no favours whatsoever. Neither has smiler Nige. we're rock bottom.
Guest MattP Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 The club can't really sack him for a while now anyway or they'd look absolutely ridiculous after that statement.
Fox92 Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Neither has smiler Nige. we're rock bottom. Yes, "smiler Nige" (that's a new one) has done us no favours at all. We're rock bottom. Of a division he got us into after a ten year absence. He doesn't deserve a full season, he doesn't deserve backing, he hasn't done us any favours at all.
MHC Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 I'm taking the side of the person who is right. Gary has no right to wildly speculate in that manner. It damages the clubs reputation quite drastically. As for Nigel's legendary status, like it or not, he's the best manager we've had in the last 15 years and he's seriously turned this clubs fortunes upside down. We're in the best position we've been for a decade and a half and it's got a hell of a lot to do with him. We've had 5 full seasons with him as our manager and in that time we've had two promotions and two play-off campaigns. Sick of the premier league part time wankers being unable to recognise that his achievements are astounding considering the position the club was in both times he's taken over. Best manager in the last 15 years? You mean apart from Mickey Adams? Are you seriously calling me a Premier League part time willy puller? I've been a season ticket holder for the past 18 years you turd and I've definitely been to many more games then your average Leicester fan, and that probably means you. I witnessed the O'Neill era, and yes I was there when we were sh#t week in week out. You need to get your facts right before throwing around insults and accusations like that you clown.
5waller5 Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 The club can't really sack him for a while now anyway or they'd look absolutely ridiculous after that statement. I was thinking it could go either way .... he could be sacked on wednesday to just get rid of the embarrassing situation, or he's in it for the long haul. Depends on who's really in charge I guess.
suffolk fox Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Proves pearson dont know what he is talking about, he called Jermaine Jenas a fountain of knowledge? I bet he has never been called that before ever in his lifetime. Jermaine Jenas a fountain of knowledge?
bovril Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Yes, "smiler Nige" (that's a new one) has done us no favours at all. We're rock bottom. Of a division he got us into after a ten year absence. He doesn't deserve a full season, he doesn't deserve backing, he hasn't done us any favours at all. How would you rate his performance this season? In every aspect of management - team, tactics, signings, personal relations?
Donut Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 And it now appears we have a boardroom struggle too.
Harry - LCFC Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Proves pearson dont know what he is talking about, he called Jermaine Jenas a fountain of knowledge? I bet he has never been called that before ever in his lifetime. Jermaine Jenas a fountain of knowledge? It was meant sarcastically.
suffolk fox Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Best manager in the last 15 years? You mean apart from Mickey Adams? Are you seriously calling me a Premier League part time willy puller? I've been a season ticket holder for the past 18 years you turd and I've definitely been to many more games then your average Leicester fan, and that probably means you. I witnessed the O'Neill era, and yes I was there when we were sh#t week in week out. You need to get your facts right before throwing around insults and accusations like that you clown. This spot on. I witnessed the Bloomfield era too and he aint a bloody patch on him either. Someone on this board when he thought he was sacked last night alluded too saying we have lost the best manager we have had in thirty years. I hope when he goes the pearsonites will go and worship their idol elsewhere.
Burmesefox Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 How would you rate his performance this season? In every aspect of management - team, tactics, signings, personal relations? on a par with our league position really. I wouldn't sack him though; he's a slow burner. i expect he may come good. His stock has fallen after this weekend though. he really has done himseself no favours - he'll be regarded in the same category as Roy "mad man" Keane.
Jacnah Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 you sir, are an absolute, complete and utter total fool, possibly the biggest clown I have ever come across and you have just made yourself look like an imbecile. I was referencing the age when they met (surely that is the relevant part). the fact is she is 35 and he is 54, that's almost 20 years, not 12, silly little man. not hard to check Wikipedia is it? lulz. Don't hold back mate, let him know how you really feel
Jon the Hat Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 And it now appears we have a boardroom struggle too. What struggle. Jesus, we aren't talking about a group of shareholders not agreeing, we are talking about a family.
Fox92 Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 How would you rate his performance this season? In every aspect of management - team, tactics, signings, personal relations? Tactics. Between Burnley and Sunderland were very strange. Messing around with different formations, I didn't agree with and I'm still not sure he knows his best team. Signings have been good but we may have needed a few more (new left back for example) but I'm not commenting on who we were linked with and potentially bid for. I mean, we were heavily linked with Cresswell who has had a good season so far at West Ham. And then Pearson is criticised for not even "looking for" a left back, for example. I'm not saying Pearson is a messiah or anything, and I'll admit he's made several mistakes this season but I feel certain people are unfair and ungrateful towards him. What he has achieved at our football club, on and off the field, since he first arrived in 2008 has been amazing. That alone gives him time to me; he deserves a full season as a PL manager. I am a massive Pearson fan and one of the reasons is probably because since I've been a STH (2002) I've seen one season in the PL (03/04) and the rest of the seasons were shite until Pearson turned up and made us a force again. Between 2004 and 2008 I thought I'd never see the club in the PL again. And I honestly believe Pearson will keep us up. If he has the full season in charge, of course.
MHC Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 This spot on. I witnessed the Bloomfield era too and he aint a bloody patch on him either. Someone on this board when he thought he was sacked last night alluded too saying we have lost the best manager we have had in thirty years. I hope when he goes the pearsonites will go and worship their idol elsewhere. It just proves that the Pearson lovers are all the kids and regrettably the next generation of supporters for this great club, it's a shame really because THE CLUB deserves better. Jimmy Bloomfield, Matt Gillies, Martin O'Neill, Mickey Adams, Gordon Milne and Brian Little. There's six better then Pearson off the top of my head.
bovril Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 on a par with our league position really. I wouldn't sack him though; he's a slow burner. i expect he may come good. His stock has fallen after this weekend though. he really has done himseself no favours - he'll be regarded in the same category as Roy "mad man" Keane. Tactics. Between Burnley and Sunderland were very strange. Messing around with different formations, I didn't agree with and I'm still not sure he knows his best team. Signings have been good but we may have needed a few more (new left back for example) but I'm not commenting on who we were linked with and potentially bid for. I mean, we were heavily linked with Cresswell who has had a good season so far at West Ham. And then Pearson is criticised for not even "looking for" a left back, for example. I'm not saying Pearson is a messiah or anything, and I'll admit he's made several mistakes this season but I feel certain people are unfair and ungrateful towards him. What he has achieved at our football club, on and off the field, since he first arrived in 2008 has been amazing. That alone gives him time to me; he deserves a full season as a PL manager. I am a massive Pearson fan and one of the reasons is probably because since I've been a STH (2002) I've seen one season in the PL (03/04) and the rest of the seasons were shite until Pearson turned up and made us a force again. Between 2004 and 2008 I thought I'd never see the club in the PL again. Thanks. I think his performance has been poor. His team selection and tactics have been below standard and he hasn't shown that he can analyse and change the course of a game very well. The majority of his substitutions seemingly come on the 65th minute. You are right that during the October / November farce he didn't have a clue what XI to put out. We don't know how much he was involved in player recrutiment but it's obvious we haven't improved our team enough, and when we pay a huge (for us) amount on a striker that we desperately need, he leaves him on the bench for two consecutive home games. Then there was fvck off and die and throttlegate. I actually think the first was worse than the second. People defended him on here purely because he is our manager. So for a Premiership campaign it's been rather shite. 3/10? Extra point for the United game. The only thing really people have to defend him with is loyalty. Loyalty is not more important than results in any business. So it comes down to the simple fact that there is nobody better available.
dogadug Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Tactics. Between Burnley and Sunderland were very strange. Messing around with different formations, I didn't agree with and I'm still not sure he knows his best team. Signings have been good but we may have needed a few more (new left back for example) but I'm not commenting on who we were linked with and potentially bid for. I mean, we were heavily linked with Cresswell who has had a good season so far at West Ham. And then Pearson is criticised for not even "looking for" a left back, for example. I'm not saying Pearson is a messiah or anything, and I'll admit he's made several mistakes this season but I feel certain people are unfair and ungrateful towards him. What he has achieved at our football club, on and off the field, since he first arrived in 2008 has been amazing. That alone gives him time to me; he deserves a full season as a PL manager. I am a massive Pearson fan and one of the reasons is probably because since I've been a STH (2002) I've seen one season in the PL (03/04) and the rest of the seasons were shite until Pearson turned up and made us a force again. Between 2004 and 2008 I thought I'd never see the club in the PL again. And I honestly believe Pearson will keep us up. If he has the full season in charge, of course. Exactly the same here
Kitchandro Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 It's all been reasonably calm and harmonious around our Football Club for the last 20 months or so. Nice to have returned to our preferred state of mild hysteria. This is now all looking very messy, and for the moment, the Club is looking a bit rubbish. Precisely how we didn't want this season to unfold. This. It's becoming a disaster now. On the field, off the field. I feel like throwing the towel in with this season.
stuartn27 Posted 9 February 2015 Posted 9 February 2015 Pearson just doesn't do it for me either New face in charge,just could have gave us a boost we needed O well back to Sheffield etc on them cold Tuesday night matches
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