Confucius
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his daddy wrote that, don't take it all out on himDid you take the correct amount of medication today?
You pessimistic fucker
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his daddy wrote that, don't take it all out on himDid you take the correct amount of medication today?
You pessimistic fucker
Agree.I preferred the way we played later in the season, worked harder and closed teams down more higher up the pitch.
The way he likes to play I find a bit slow, especially at home where quicker starts would of done.
Anyway good to see he has a clear plan I guess.
No he hasn't.Wanting to do something and having the qualities needed to bring a lot of people along with you is very different. It's not easy, I know because I have failed to do it myself before.
Gus has shown he can bring the players and club with him.
Is that aimed at the poster WUM?A new identity doesn't mean success
This is England. We've been shite at demanding sensible planning from our coaching teams. Most of the rest of the world has got this sussed, but apart from a few teams here, it's not been the norm. It should be mentioned however, that it's much easier to implement in a lower league side, as Southampton, and Swansea have done. The Premier league is far too results driven to do this without throwing huge amounts of money at it, as City have done. It'll be a very hard task for Gus, but we have little choice but to back him to succeed. He's shown he can get results from mediocre players. Let's see what he can do with players who are comfortable on the ball.This sounds great, but it baffles me why football managers are allowed to spend millions of pounds without having this kind of plan in place at the very least.
PDC wanted to bring a new ethos to the club and see what happened to him. I'll believe it when I see it.
I enjoyed football a lot more before you needed an ethos or a philosophy.
Martin O'Neill said he wanted Sunderland to play like Barcelona.This sounds great, but it baffles me why football managers are allowed to spend millions of pounds without having this kind of plan in place at the very least.
Sick of this shit, I'll judge the team on results and performances.
Yep and it bores the f***ing pants off everybodySwansea have achieved a style of play on very limited money and wages...even changed thier managers.
Unfortunately, this.I've heard all this shit before. Don't get me wrong I'd love success but I'll believe it when I see it.
Well I tell you what marra, Poyet can bore me shitless all the way to another cup final for me like.Yep and it bores the f***ing pants off everybody
Let's be honest what he is saying should be a given anyway and I get the impression it's a dig at former managers. Surely if you buy a player you have a specific plan for them anyway. I suppose of you buy 8-9 players in a close season it does show an element of that you are pretty clueless. Personally I'd rather we spent 30m on 3 players and cross our fingers that they stay fit than 8 gambles like we have in the past. Swansea bought Bony for top dollar and it's served them well. Push the boat out for Williams and Sow and bring in a creative midfielder and leave it as it is IMO. If they get injured then that's through no fault of trying. We've tried the big squad approach.Unfortunately, this.
Mind you, it was immediately apparent what he wanted when he came in and had to use the players at his disposal, so there is hope for us.
Let's be honest what he is saying should be a given anyway and I get the impression it's a dig at former managers. Surely if you buy a player you have a specific plan for them anyway. I suppose of you buy 8-9 players in a close season it does show an element of that you are pretty clueless. Personally I'd rather we spent 30m on 3 players and cross our fingers that they stay fit than 8 gambles like we have in the past. Swansea bought Bony for top dollar and it's served them well. Push the boat out for Williams and Sow and bring in a creative midfielder and leave it as it is IMO. If they get injured then that's through no fault of trying. We've tried the big squad approach.