In a post Levy world, I'd like to see Poch back.
Not with him again though.
So never then. That parasite will never leave.
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Not with him again though.
So never then. That parasite will never leave.
Why? His behaviour is just plain worthy of an injuction...He’s on TalkSport shortly with that joker Goldstein.
In fairness that was a no win situation ( unless we won the cup).
Start moura and lose: you should have started Kane.
Start Kane and lose: you should have started moura.
Absolutely, if Levy were gone, new ownership, DOF, interested only in winning the league and a budget to match. Then, Poch In
Noticed on talksport he was asked about man u job then didnt answer. Always thought that fergie meeting in london was beginning of end for poch. Probably why he werent backed.
Poch was good but he messed up on the big night.
He was too much of a pussy. He should simply have let Lucas play. If it meant drop Kane, then so be it. Kane was overweight and hadn't prepared himself for months. His season was over. Then he 'recovered' just before the final. That reduced our chances significantly.
We can't have a pussy as a manager who don't have the balls to drop the big player, even when he's fat, injured, and completely out of shape.
He was too much of a pussy. He should simply have let Lucas play. If it meant drop Kane, then so be it. Kane was overweight and hadn't prepared himself for months. His season was over. Then he 'recovered' just before the final. That reduced our chances significantly.
We can't have a pussy as a manager who don't have the balls to drop the big player, even when he's fat, injured, and completely out of shape.
Poch is the one who didn't want to work with a DOF.
Poch was a great era when it was great.
Everyone needs to move on. We should be focused on finding the next Poch.
Yep, felt he was above such things.
It was OK, great would have been winning stuff - the early 80s were a great era.
100% agree
One that wins stuff while playing great football.
If there was a new owner with ambition, we should go for managers like Xavi Alonso, Ancelotti, Pep, Klopp etc.
We want culture changers not wanna bes or short term winners.
Unfinished business.