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And the inevitable sacking then occurs.I think every of our manager will be a yes-man in their first year. They will start to demand comes 2nd season
I don't think it will be anywhere near as tough as watching 11 players play well below their technical ability, struggling to achieve even the most basic footballing principles, and generally having no clue at all what to do or when to do it, but as it stands I do expect it to be pretty uninspiring stuff.
Didnt say you did, I meant the board, there's a lot of real negativity here.
We'll see where and when he goes next. Just because we're bigger doesn't mean we're a better bet. We are an absolute fucking shambles right now and his Palace team comfortably doubled us.
Laughable
er, that's what I said.
Ok... I disagree hugely with your view that Moyes had it better. There was season after season of chaos, a few new owners, not able to spend, having to sell your best players season after season, fan protests and so on. Compare that to the calm stability that Frank worked under and its chalk and cheese. What is laughable is the fact you don't comprehend that and look at one dynamic, in this case wage bill to make a point. You do this a lot and you should try to look at other angles. It was you that said you valued premier league experience when looking for our next manager so I was trying to understand why you value Frank above the experience Moyes brings. You could have easily come back with something like did you see Moyes at West Ham but you tried to justify Frank over Moyes with the only thing you point at which is Frank's record under a very small wage to revenue ratio. I accept thats impressive but in 4 premier league seasons his football is transitional based. Very Scandinavian. Loads of huff and puff but ultimately a bit of a tough watch. By the way, he was the only PL manager who lost twice to Ange in the PL and in both games there was no hard luck story. That alone really worried me based on Ange being completely schooled by everyone other than Amorin.
60 screen multi-watch, only takes 90 minutes
Also he'd be in fucking trauma
Yeah it's Ben Jacobs so obviously BS, funny though
post-traumatic spurs disorder
Should have spoken with Totti/starks for advice60 screen multi-watch, only takes 90 minutes
