Shiiiit, any more refining and it's Lube!You’re going to have to do a lot more refining than that!
Hmmm, maybe that's what's needed here, tho, ay...
#CoughForThinky
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Hmmm, maybe that's what's needed here, tho, ay...
#CoughForThinky
Shiiiit, any more refining and it's Lube!
Hmmm, maybe that's what's needed here, tho, ay...
#CoughForThinky
That’s what he needs!
todd1882 Let me refine the point...
The contention was more specific (), with an implicit wider issue of tactical maturity/competence; which, by your defence of it, you, clearly, thought did not warrant critical judgement, and, attempted, to present an 'example' to mitigate it.
*Ironic that this has the same tone as Poch saying, 'Well, Liverpool lost, too...!' , in his presser, yesterday. haha
a) Again (seen as though we're back there), if you actually believe Pep doesn't coach any sequences/combinations (don't split hairs, here: TRAINED ATTACKING PATTERNS) - whatever he SAYS - then you are smoking the strongest 'erb the streets have to offer.
b) Do you think Poch is making any tactical mistakes at Chelsea?
c) Do you want him to manage us again, some day? And under what conditions?
And, yes, I don't care about poch's career; it's not that deep.
He's not learning, though, and still thinks he's Charlie Big Bollocks, and doesn't have to.
Though, it's always going to be tempting to dip into a discussion, if his loverboys start talking rubbish.
Either way, this is just fun as hell, for me, watching chelscum burn themselves down.
People now calling those long player contracts, Death Row contracts.
Can see Poch ending up at Celtic next season.
I’ve got no clue why anyone would feel sorry for him, he knew what he was walking in to. Nobody put a gun to his head and forced him to go, in fact he’s getting more money for a year’s worth of work than most people would over their entire lifetime.
Hard not to agree with this. In hindsight he’s made two really poor choices with his last 2 clubs; the almost unmanageable mess that is PSG and the absolute basket case modern version of Chelsea.
I still think that anyone who doesn’t still believe he is a top coach is foolish, and if given enough time at Chelsea he probably will make them a decent side, but the chances of him getting that time are likely slipping away fast despite todays result.
If he is sacked at Chelsea it’s hard to see him managing in England again. He would likely have to go to the likes of maybe a Dortmund, or a “sleeping giant” style La Liga side to kick start his career again.
Yep. This was a year before the end end, but it was the beginning of the season where, CL-aside, the wheels came off:
Mauricio Pochettino's cow and train analogy ahead of Inter v Tottenham
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino offered up a bizarre analogy at Monday’s news conference ahead of their Champions League game with Inter Milan.
God did he waffle on in the last year.Yep. This was a year before the end end, but it was the beginning of the season where, CL-aside, the wheels came off:
Mauricio Pochettino's cow and train analogy ahead of Inter v Tottenham
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino offered up a bizarre analogy at Monday’s news conference ahead of their Champions League game with Inter Milan.www.skysports.com
Everything is so reactionary nowadays, more so than recent years.
Man Utd are back because they beat West Ham and we should be worried. Chelsea win against Premier League opposition for once and they're back.
Both are shite and will revert back to the norm soon enough.
I agree with your first two paragraphs but not the third. Once you’re on the manager gravy train in England it is easy to keep getting jobs. Sure they might not be at that desirable clubs but you need to look at how the same faces get linked with jobs every time there’s a vacancy. It is always the same people.
He should have just gone to Real Madrid when he had the chance after the CL final. We were so poor in the run up to it.
He’s burnt his bridges at spurs now anyway, in hindsight it got him nowhere staying those extra few months.
What did loyalty get him? The sack and a payoff and a lot of time spent doing nothing.
Good life lesson there. Seize the day. Football is pretty unforgiving and doesn’t really reward loyalty.
Actually think Ange understands this concept looking at his career.