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Reggie is our King


Imagine some wanted rid of him. I know it’s just a fraction of 1% of head cases, but ffs, he’s the best manager we’ve had in living memory.
 
Cucaracha said:
Imagine some wanted rid of him. I know it’s just a fraction of 1% of head cases, but ffs, he’s the best manager we’ve had in living memory.
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Since Reidy certainly. And theres a valid argument hes done better. I would still say Reid though, for now. 105 points, 7th twice, attacking football with goals galore. Le Bris has done a ridiculously good job though. I keep reminding myself this actually happened
 
sonsofthewear said:
Since Reidy certainly. And theres a valid argument hes done better. I would still say Reid though, for now. 105 points, 7th twice, attacking football with goals galore. Le Bris has done a ridiculously good job though. I keep reminding myself this actually happened
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Bloody hell imagine if Le Bris had a 30 goal a season striker at his disposal
 
sonsofthewear said:
Since Reidy certainly. And theres a valid argument hes done better. I would still say Reid though, for now. 105 points, 7th twice, attacking football with goals galore. Le Bris has done a ridiculously good job though. I keep reminding myself this actually happened
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Nah, RLB is better. What he's done is remarkable and all in a much more testing league that it was way back when Reid did it. Incredible. What a manager.
 
sonsofthewear said:
Since Reidy certainly. And theres a valid argument hes done better. I would still say Reid though, for now. 105 points, 7th twice, attacking football with goals galore. Le Bris has done a ridiculously good job though. I keep reminding myself this actually happened
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The 99/00 season was more enjoyable purely because of the amount of goals we scored. But I think this is a greater achievement because in part we went up via play offs & also the financial gap is now a lot wider
 
42 said:
The 99/00 season was more enjoyable purely because of the amount of goals we scored. But I think this is a greater achievement because in part we went up via play offs & also the financial gap is now a lot wider
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Id agree this is a bigger achievement, but le bris got us up in playoffs, reidy got 105 points. so im putting him ahead for now
 
sonsofthewear said:
Since Reidy certainly. And theres a valid argument hes done better. I would still say Reid though, for now. 105 points, 7th twice, attacking football with goals galore. Le Bris has done a ridiculously good job though. I keep reminding myself this actually happened
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I think what you have to remember is that under reid, we got promoted, went down on last day, missed out on play offs, then ran away with it. We had a much better team going from 2nd tier to top flight.

This time we come up from League 1, got to play offs, then did shite, then won play offs spending next to nowt getting there. In the context of the 3 or 4 season, this time is a greater achievement. More so when you consider the financial gap between the leagues. Thats not to take anything away from the Reid era, as that is probably the most enjoyable period in last 30 years.
 
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When the final whistle went, with that amazing performance aswell as everything else
Going our way, he went to celebrate and then sort of held back till he shook the Chelsea caretakers hand…absolute mountain of a man.

Love you Reg
 
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