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He’s not. He’s Speakman’s appointment. Glad I could reassure you.The main negative would be he would be a Donald appointment, that alone means I’d have absolutely no faith in him.
With respect He’s neither played nor managed at a club with this kind of weight and expectation. Wish him luck... the fact there’s no fans will help him. I hope he gives the kids a chance and drops the sloths in midfield like leadboots and Power.It looks like Johnson is the man so can we stop with all the negative stuff and focus on his positives.
I'll start.
At 39 he's still young and will have gained good experience managing at a higher level than we are now.
Sweeping generalisation, followed by a criticism of people who make sweeping generalisations.
Facts which can be backed up.
Maybe it’s you making these sweeping generalisations.....
It looks like Johnson is the man so can we stop with all the negative stuff and focus on his positives.
I'll start.
At 39 he's still young and will have gained good experience managing at a higher level than we are now.
He's managed for five years in a league higher than we currently are.how do you define good experience?
Sorry to shit on your parade but Parkinson has a better win rate.
Very underwhelming appointment
And Achieving absolutely nowtHe's managed for five years in a league higher than we currently are.
I think you're missing the point. I'm not referring to your last post...
The interview was not with Johnson. It was the SpD. Are you up to speed mate?Bristol city fans refer to the ‘tombola’ as that’s what his team selections are like. The only time he’s had any success is when he has been forced into a makeshift team by injuries. I know this a thread of positives but there aren’t many. Apparently his football was awful too with the exception of 4 months. I did not realise that. Sounds like he gave a fantastic interview, so did Dave Hockaday at Leeds.
I am up to speed. I don’t listen to any interviews as they are full of cliched drivel, I’m talking about Johnson’s job interview, which Roker Report suggest got him the job. Reading Bristol city fans views on him it’s no surprise the job interview went well, he talks very articulately almost scientifically about the game, to the point it rubs fans up the wrong way.The interview was not with Johnson. It was the SpD. Are you up to speed mate?
Same thing really, fruit of a poisonous tree. While Donald is still in charge I expect us to go from 1 car crash to the next. Nothing really changes while he has an inputHe’s not. He’s Speakman’s appointment. Glad I could reassure you.
It looks like Johnson is the man so can we stop with all the negative stuff and focus on his positives.
I'll start.
At 39 he's still young and will have gained good experience managing at a higher level than we are now.
Absolutely none. It's very uninspiring but it's not up to us to appoint the manager. If Lee Johnson is announced, then whether we like it or not all we can do is back his appointment and hope for the best.Underwhelming tbh but of those apparently on offer I would certainly rather have him than Cowley. Let's see how it goes - after all what choice do we have?
When you select the negative parts and omit the positives from the interview thus showing no balance then of course it sounds like it’s going to be a disaster.Logon or register to see this image
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Does anyone else think that this sounds like it's going to be a complete disaster?
If you’re able to fool yourself like that then I’m jealous. That sounds sarcastic but I’m being genuine.SO the other option is to just be negative form the very beginning without knowing how it will go? What is the point in that? I said it on another thread, I want to enjoy it again and if that means just taking a chance and a leap of faith in this appointment, then so be it. I don't see the point if it's just going to be another thing that gets me down - there's f***ing tons of that already.
I did first time round actually. But when you put him alongside the other candidates he’s streets ahead. One of those was in the premier league where the vast majority of managers will have win rates between 30 and 40% for starters. He’s also actually improved other clubs and gotten promotion from this league and the championship (I think I’m right in saying).Nigel Pearson's win percentage at his last three clubs were 21%, 32% and 32% but no one brings that up.