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Martin O'Neill


Mackemansj1 said:
Saw that, the former sky sports news deadline day wanker also said he had some unpleasant experiences with old ellis. With Keane talking about a four year legal battle with the club due to short also it doesn’t paint him well the way he ran us into an ice berg and dumped us to the cockney lot also still leaves a sour taste. I know he did some good things here but he truly fucked up here in reality wasting his and our money while doing so.
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He was a total train crash…. A disaster. Anyone who thinks anybody but Short was responsible for us being a 3rd division club.
Need to remove the blinkers of dollar signs and ask what did he inherit and where did he leave us . The difference lies at his door.
 
bedlington mackem said:
How many other managers would have achieved what hehas this season ?
A very very important player for Forest too
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You aren't serious surely? 😭

I think my next door neighbour's cat could win the league with Celtic.

Absolutely zero achievement winning anything in Scotland with them and their totally unbalanced resources and that's before the awful decisions that seemingly go in their favour.
 
superhans1 said:
Said it on here before, but I saw MON give a talk in about 2006, before he managed Sunderland, and he said he grew up with one dream, to play for Sunderland. Definitely a MLF. But I'm still not sure why??

As for his time at Sunderland, we were never good, but he got lucky early on, and then the luck ran out. XG stats would have shown it for what it was.

The other thing about that talk in 2006 - he said he never studied the opponents at all and that his tactics only depended on his own team; he never thought about the opposition. Which even in 2006 seemed outdated.

I watched the match today with hearts fans and gutted for them, but pleased for MON.
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He adored Charlie Hurley.
 
AstroSchwarz said:
He got results but the football was tiring to watch.

Overall his time here was awful. Nearly bankrupted Villa.
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Was he their accountant like?
Steesafc said:
SPFL officials manifesting a way for Celtic to not to have to win by 3 goals today by finding a way to give Celtic a comedy penalty at Motherwell on Wednesday.
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The ball hit the defenders hand during the week…as annoying as it is, it’s a penalty.
 
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DoctorMick said:
Was he their accountant like?

The ball hit the defenders hand during the week…as annoying as it is, it’s a penalty.
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Come off it man. Decided in 10 seconds using only one angle. They ignored the foul throw, they ignored that the Celtic player clattered the Motherwell player with his jump which knocks his arm up into that position. They couldn't wait to give it.

Interestingly Hearts had two penalties turned away against the same team in the same ground a few days earlier that looked a lot more cut and dry, yet they were ignored even when the ref was sent to the monitor!
 
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