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Management So (hypothetically) who replaces Ange then?
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He always believed silva was the first choice
This is all a smokescreen, he's shared this behind the scenes
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Hmm if our GK coach is staying at club, and Brentford GK coach is quoted instead of Frank about their new goalie transfer.... I can see something there
idiots probably told him Angel Gomes was a target in the meeting as well.
....and Ange's record against Pep??
If he was sacking ange on his mind months ago the new manager should of been set not looking desperate now
This and Silva rumours - to me it just looks like our PR work to show Frank that we have alternatives - to possibly limit his demands.
Show me RvN record against Ange please so i can have some comparison!
Also that Tamworth guy managed to get a draw against us in regular time - shall we call him as well?
It’s a mess every single time
Why would anyone expect any different?
Feels like Paratici's move behind all these all over again. Scattergun approach.
Yet people were excited for this clown to come back. Every successful DOF in world football today has a plan in place, a style of play, they have an idea of how the team should play and hire coaches and build a team around that idea. Paratici is just Harrio Redknappio, he hires people from agents he knows, from within his connections. Will they fit the squad? Who cares they’re available and the agent owes him a favour. Is there a a style of play or clear plan for the managers? Fuck no, we’ll just cycle through a list of wildly different, wildly varied coaches until one sticks.
