He just gets what "To dare is to do" means.
That genuinely means a lot.
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We've only ever got worse reffing after complaining. Refs in this league are like the corrupt police in America (and elsewhere), if you file a complaint they're gonna start harassing you.Like the way he handled the penalty.
Knows he’s not getting anything from officials this year so just says he doesn’t understand the rule, when really he means that was a fucking ridiculous decision.
We haven’t had a decent ref yet
We've only ever got worse reffing after complaining. Refs in this league are like the corrupt police in America (and elsewhere), if you file a complaint they're gonna start harassing you.
The team is in the early days of its infancy. With more experience in Angeball, a few additions and ever increasing confidence this team is going places.This guy is an absolute top manager, really is brilliant, compared to the 3 idiots that have went before he absolutely knows exactly what he wants and how he wants to do it
It means everything to a club that hasn’t dared to do very much at all since Poch’s hay day.He just gets what "To dare is to do" means.
That genuinely means a lot.
I'd be sitting him down with a new deal end of this season, as he'll be the hottest managerial prospect on the planet.I don't want to hear any excuses from other managers saying they need time and money to get their ideas across to their players, what we have seen with Ange is that he needs neither just to get his team playing. He's put a lot of managers to shame including our previous ones in the way he's got his team playing after a short amount of time. That's what's so impressive - it's as if Kane never existed and he's given the players an air of responsibility and it shows - he's a top manager.
Cooking shrimp on the Barbie, tinny in hand, chilling in a deck chair...Is a nice way to know who he considers our big games innit.
Will prob wear vest and shorts for the Chav/Spam games.
The football equivalent of rope-a-dope?For those that get fearful with the way we play out from the back….
You’ll have noticed in our 2 “toughest” games (and even against Burnley) that we’ve started relatively slowly and the high aggressive press from our opponents has made it relatively uncomfortable.
All of those team ran out of steam, you cannot press this side for a full 90 mins, it isn’t possible. That’s why we have dominated most games in the 2nd half this season.
Let’s take Odegaard today as an example; pressed like a mad man for 30 mins and then was too knackered to do anything for the rest of the game. It made him ineffective (along with Bissouma)
Our courage to continue playing out from the back is not only the right thing from a principal perspective, it’s also the right thing when understanding that the game is 90 mins long and it wears our opponents out.
If we’d have lazily hit long balls early doors today, it would have given Woolwich an advantage in terms of maintaining that press.
Absolutely. You can’t throw haymakers for 12 rounds!
Gotta say, that period second half, we were surging, Lego looked shocked and scared.
In a pathetic attempt to try and farm likes from the forum, you posted a list of quotes from people you've never met and had never had any dealings with. It's exactly what you accused me of doing, "absolutist, ignorant bullshit you did about a guy who you knew nothing about."
Irony isn't just a metal...
.....and now I think many of you guys get why so many fans of his previous sides and many Aussies in particular like me follow this man wherever he goes to watch the transformation of both his sides on the pitch and the fan forums off it! hahaHey lads
Aussie Villa fan here and came here to read the comments for some fun as I did when Ange went to Celtic.
I'm sure many will say the same as the Celtic lads did when I did the same and say it's just "because he's an Aussie", "hasn't managed in a league like this before", "has too much of a mess to sort out" etc etc but I can tell you this guy is absolutely the real deal and a serial winner.
From when he started coaching in Melbourne where he took his boyhood club to a title to every step he's taken since, he creates success often completely transforming where he goes in the process.
When he came to my club in Brisbane we were terrible even though we had guys like Danny Tiatto, Craig Moore etc etc with us who could play and were seasoned pro's. He had the very end of a season to assess the club, players etc and then cleaned many out who didn't buy into his "we never stop" mantra. People thought he was mad (a trend that's continued since when he arrives) but he brought through young, hungry players to complement the older players that bought into his methods and Brisbane changed overnight winning leagues and setting records for wins and undefeated streaks and playing some of the best football the league had seen. He's revered here for the work he did.
He then went to Melbourne Victory and turned them into league winners, he then moved to Yokohama F Marinos and did the same as he did in Brisbane taking time in a foreign country where he didn't speak the language, had to learn the culture but turned them around into title winners after a long drought as well with players and fans loving him there too. Celtic was next where there were plenty saying "Ange who" and club has taken cheap option, won't get anywhere here, won nothing etc etc and with no time before the season started, a completely disilluisioned playing group and fanbase and little staff turned them around within a couple of months and made them a completely dominant force on the pitch playing his style of attacking football.
He'll do the same for you and if players don't buy in, he doesn't care who they are, they don't last and players that want to create the right team culture replace them. He's tactically very good, demands high standards from his players at all times and is a fantastic man manager resulting in his players being prepared to run through walls for him. Read articles from any guys that have played for him including Timmy Cahill who is one of his staunchest supporters, they'll tell you, then look at his results EVERYWHERE, he's a winner.
Enjoy him and, as much as it pains me because one of my best mates is a Spurs supporter and he'll be insufferable, I wish you guys the very best. I'll be watching with interest.
DT