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Post by iglugluk on Nov 5, 2017 20:43:09 GMT
We are also 4 points off the relegation zone and not playing well. His tactics are all wrong for the players at his disposal. We're not playing badly though either and we've just managed 2 good results back to back. Tactics are still a mixed bag but I think it will improve once (if) we get Diouf back up front. If Edwards turns out to be decent then that will also help although definitely need to look at wing backs in January which I think we will. I'm not sure drawing against Leicester at home can be defined as a good result. We should be aiming higher than that in my opinion.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2017 20:55:14 GMT
I’m not really convinced we can appoint anyone who’s that much better to be honest. The only clubs that seem to do well enough out of changing their manager regularly are Watford and Southampton, and I’d hardly be in a massive rush to swap our recent history with either of theirs.
I’d hardly be devasted if he goes. A few too many big defeats have ensured that. But to be quite honest if we were to appoint any one of the depressing list of managers linked with either the West Ham or Everton jobs I wouldn’t be overly thrilled and you’d imagine both of those clubs would have more sway than us given their budgets.
It only seems worth bothering if we’re going to get someone who’s managed at a higher level for more than a season or two, but you only have to look at Newcastle’s recent run to see that unless you chuck a small country’s annual budget at it then even that isn’t going to guarantee much more than being part of the 14 clubs hoping to stay up.
Who knows? I want to be more optimistic to be honest. But now I just try to enjoy watching football at this level and the odd great moment we have when winning or drawing against one of the top 6. I just can’t see things changing too much for anyone out of the top 6 any time soon now they all have Leicester’s recent title win stopping them from becoming complacent.
If it was my money I’d chuck it at Mancini and hope he could repeat his post Hughes success at Man Citeh just for a little bit of hope to exist. But I’d be pretty shocked if we, or anyone else from the bottom 14 did that to be honest.
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Post by The Toxic Avenger on Nov 5, 2017 21:08:11 GMT
I’m not really convinced we can appoint anyone who’s that much better to be honest. The only clubs that seem to do well enough out of changing their manager regularly are Watford and Southampton, and I’d hardly be in a massive rush to swap our recent history with either of theirs. I’d hardly be devasted if he goes. A few too many big defeats have ensured that. But to be quite honest if we were to appoint any one of the depressing list of managers linked with either the West Ham or Everton jobs I wouldn’t be overly thrilled and you’d imagine both of those clubs would have more sway than us given their budgets. It only seems worth bothering if we’re going to get someone who’s managed at a higher level for more than a season or two, but you only have to look at Newcastle’s recent run to see that unless you chuck a small country’s annual budget at it then even that isn’t going to guarantee much more than being part of the 14 clubs hoping to stay up. Who knows? I want to be more optimistic to be honest. But now I just try to enjoy watching football at this level and the odd great moment we have when winning or drawing against one of the top 6. I just can’t see things changing too much for anyone out of the top 6 any time soon now they all have Leicester’s recent title win stopping them from becoming complacent. If it was my money I’d chuck it at Mancini and hope he could repeat his post Hughes success at Man Citeh just for a little bit of hope to exist. But I’d be pretty shocked if we, or anyone else from the bottom 14 did that to be honest. Mancini would be an absolute disaster imo.
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Post by numpty40 on Nov 5, 2017 21:08:15 GMT
We're not playing badly though either and we've just managed 2 good results back to back. Tactics are still a mixed bag but I think it will improve once (if) we get Diouf back up front. If Edwards turns out to be decent then that will also help although definitely need to look at wing backs in January which I think we will. I'm not sure drawing against Leicester at home can be defined as a good result. We should be aiming higher than that in my opinion. I can understand what you're saying but the performance against Leicester more so than the result gave me a bit of hope that things are improving. Leicester looked a decent side and I can see them challenging towards the top 6 this season. I don't like a back three but Hughes is clearly sold on this system and so a left wing back must be a priority in January. Diouf is more than good enough at RWB and hopefully Edwards isn't far off challenging him. Berahino looks better with every cameo this season so maybe now give him another run of games. Put BMI on the left of the back 3, buy a new LWB and central midfield player and we could be a very good side.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2017 21:12:21 GMT
I’m not really convinced we can appoint anyone who’s that much better to be honest. The only clubs that seem to do well enough out of changing their manager regularly are Watford and Southampton, and I’d hardly be in a massive rush to swap our recent history with either of theirs. I’d hardly be devasted if he goes. A few too many big defeats have ensured that. But to be quite honest if we were to appoint any one of the depressing list of managers linked with either the West Ham or Everton jobs I wouldn’t be overly thrilled and you’d imagine both of those clubs would have more sway than us given their budgets. It only seems worth bothering if we’re going to get someone who’s managed at a higher level for more than a season or two, but you only have to look at Newcastle’s recent run to see that unless you chuck a small country’s annual budget at it then even that isn’t going to guarantee much more than being part of the 14 clubs hoping to stay up. Who knows? I want to be more optimistic to be honest. But now I just try to enjoy watching football at this level and the odd great moment we have when winning or drawing against one of the top 6. I just can’t see things changing too much for anyone out of the top 6 any time soon now they all have Leicester’s recent title win stopping them from becoming complacent. If it was my money I’d chuck it at Mancini and hope he could repeat his post Hughes success at Man Citeh just for a little bit of hope to exist. But I’d be pretty shocked if we, or anyone else from the bottom 14 did that to be honest. Mancini would be an absolute disaster imo. Maybe. I’d just see the possible upside being much higher than it would be by getting one of the likes of Dyche, Allerdyce or Moyes. And let’s be honest we’re not getting Dyche, who is the most inspiring choice of the 3 by far.
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Post by The Toxic Avenger on Nov 5, 2017 21:15:44 GMT
Mancini would be an absolute disaster imo. Maybe. I’d just see the possible upside being much higher than it would be by getting one of the likes of Dyche, Allerdyce or Moyes. And let’s be honest we’re not getting Dyche, who is the most inspiring choice of the 3 by far. I wouldn’t want him either to be honest. Of that quarter I’d sooner we held our nose and went for Allardyce short term.
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Post by iglugluk on Nov 5, 2017 21:22:14 GMT
I'm not sure drawing against Leicester at home can be defined as a good result. We should be aiming higher than that in my opinion. I can understand what you're saying but the performance against Leicester more so than the result gave me a bit of hope that things are improving. Leicester looked a decent side and I can see them challenging towards the top 6 this season. I don't like a back three but Hughes is clearly sold on this system and so a left wing back must be a priority in January. Diouf is more than good enough at RWB and hopefully Edwards isn't far off challenging him. Berahino looks better with every cameo this season so maybe now give him another run of games. Put BMI on the left of the back 3, buy a new LWB and central midfield player and we could be a very good side. Maybe, but we should still be considering a win against teams like Leicester to be a good result, a draw is ok but no more. Don't get me wrong I wasn't unhappy with the result given how the game was shaping up at half time but I also refuse to define it as good. I still have a strong feeling that the manager is lacking at the moment and even though Berahino has shown some small signs of improvement ( which is good ) I feel we badly need another striker and a more coherent transfer policy. What Leicester showed was the usefulness of pace and we have been lacking in that area for at least a couple of seasons. Hughes appears to be somewhat stuck and needs to open his ideas up I believe.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 5, 2017 21:26:50 GMT
Maybe. I’d just see the possible upside being much higher than it would be by getting one of the likes of Dyche, Allerdyce or Moyes. And let’s be honest we’re not getting Dyche, who is the most inspiring choice of the 3 by far. I wouldn’t want him either to be honest. Of that quarter I’d sooner we held our nose and went for Allardyce short term. Genuine question, would you sack Hughes now to get him in? I honestly think it’d divide the fan base more than the Pulis for Hughes swap. I’m a lot less pro Hughes nowadays, but the thought of swapping a manager who at least entertains a dream of finishing high up the table in interviews to go back to non stop hammering of the 40 points drum just makes me less than keen to see it happen. I reckon there’d be a fair few fans who’d love to see it happen though.
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Post by The Toxic Avenger on Nov 5, 2017 21:34:24 GMT
I wouldn’t want him either to be honest. Of that quarter I’d sooner we held our nose and went for Allardyce short term. Genuine question, would you sack Hughes now to get him in? I honestly think it’d divide the fan base more than the Pulis for Hughes swap. I’m a lot less pro Hughes nowadays, but the thought of swapping a manager who at least entertains a dream of finishing high up the table in interviews to go back to non stop hammering of the 40 points drum just makes me less than keen to see it happen. I reckon there’d be a fair few fans who’d love to see it happen though. That hammering of the 40 points thing is precisely why I wouldn’t want Dyche, but I think there’s more to Allardyce than that. I’m on the fence about Hughes. I think he’ll have to go at some point before the start of next season but I don’t know if now’s the right time or if we can just limp to the end of the season and then rebuild with a new man.
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Post by numpty40 on Nov 5, 2017 21:35:40 GMT
Maybe. I’d just see the possible upside being much higher than it would be by getting one of the likes of Dyche, Allerdyce or Moyes. And let’s be honest we’re not getting Dyche, who is the most inspiring choice of the 3 by far. I wouldn’t want him either to be honest. Of that quarter I’d sooner we held our nose and went for Allardyce short term. Allardyce is no better than Hughes, I'd much rather stick with Hughes than sack him and replace him with Allardyce.
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Post by The Toxic Avenger on Nov 5, 2017 22:05:02 GMT
I wouldn’t want him either to be honest. Of that quarter I’d sooner we held our nose and went for Allardyce short term. Allardyce is no better than Hughes, I'd much rather stick with Hughes than sack him and replace him with Allardyce. Sometimes you just need to freshen things up though. I agree there’s probably not a lot to choose between them but I don’t see things getting much better than they are with Sparky.
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Post by robstokie on Nov 5, 2017 22:09:56 GMT
We're not playing badly though either and we've just managed 2 good results back to back. Tactics are still a mixed bag but I think it will improve once (if) we get Diouf back up front. If Edwards turns out to be decent then that will also help although definitely need to look at wing backs in January which I think we will. I'm not sure drawing against Leicester at home can be defined as a good result. We should be aiming higher than that in my opinion. Not on paper, but considering the fact that we got ourselves level twice after going behind instead of letting our heads drop (like in a lot of games over the last 18 months or so) shows that at least we are resilient, and that the team are prepared to fight for the manager.
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Post by Scrotnig on Nov 5, 2017 22:13:57 GMT
I’m on the fence about Hughes. I think he’ll have to go at some point before the start of next season but I don’t know if now’s the right time or if we can just limp to the end of the season and then rebuild with a new man. We were saying exactly the same thing this time last year. How much longer can we go on like this?
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Post by numpty40 on Nov 5, 2017 22:28:54 GMT
Allardyce is no better than Hughes, I'd much rather stick with Hughes than sack him and replace him with Allardyce. Sometimes you just need to freshen things up though. I agree there’s probably not a lot to choose between them but I don’t see things getting much better than they are with Sparky. I can't see the point of change for the sake of change. The quality of football is likely to be no different, league position is likely to be no different and recruitment is likely to be no different. If Hughes is sacked I want it to be for a younger hungrier manager/coach and not for another safe pair of hands that considers avoiding relegation as an achievement. I don't know who is available out there but we scout players from all corners of the world so surely this brings into focus certain coaches that could be monitored. The problem is that PC seems pretty rigid in his policy of British managers which reduces the options of better than Hughes to just about zero. If PC fancied a gamble he may look at the incredible job Graham Potter has done in Sweden but there is next to no chance PC would take that gamble.
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Post by mrcoke on Nov 5, 2017 22:36:24 GMT
I wouldn’t want him either to be honest. Of that quarter I’d sooner we held our nose and went for Allardyce short term. Allardyce is no better than Hughes, I'd much rather stick with Hughes than sack him and replace him with Allardyce. There was a little bit of Allerdyce wisdom on MOTD last night. He warned West Brom fans who are agitating about Pulis' management and wanting him out. Sam said such West Brom fans should be careful what they wish for. Pulis is doing an excellent job at West Brom keeping them in the Prem. I think the same could be said of Hughes at Stoke, he is keeping us in the Prem. Circa 9th place is all we can realistically hope to achieve. Anything better would be a massive achievement.
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Post by The Toxic Avenger on Nov 5, 2017 22:41:42 GMT
Sometimes you just need to freshen things up though. I agree there’s probably not a lot to choose between them but I don’t see things getting much better than they are with Sparky. I can't see the point of change for the sake of change. The quality of football is likely to be no different, league position is likely to be no different and recruitment is likely to be no different. If Hughes is sacked I want it to be for a younger hungrier manager/coach and not for another safe pair of hands that considers avoiding relegation as an achievement. I don't know who is available out there but we scout players from all corners of the world so surely this brings into focus certain coaches that could be monitored. The problem is that PC seems pretty rigid in his policy of British managers which reduces the options of better than Hughes to just about zero. If PC fancied a gamble he may look at the incredible job Graham Potter has done in Sweden but there is next to no chance PC would take that gamble. Yeah, I think that’s probably fair. It’s the kind of change we’d only need to make if we saw a few more results/performances like Bournemouth. Positives with Allardyce are that he at least knows what he wants, would sign players who fit his system, and he’s shown he can incorporate flair in the past. At his age though, how hungry is he? I do think we’re on the slow path towards the end game with Hughes though and I don’t see a way back for him. There isn’t a British option who I’d be excited by.
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 5, 2017 23:02:01 GMT
I can't see the point of change for the sake of change. The quality of football is likely to be no different, league position is likely to be no different and recruitment is likely to be no different. If Hughes is sacked I want it to be for a younger hungrier manager/coach and not for another safe pair of hands that considers avoiding relegation as an achievement. I don't know who is available out there but we scout players from all corners of the world so surely this brings into focus certain coaches that could be monitored. The problem is that PC seems pretty rigid in his policy of British managers which reduces the options of better than Hughes to just about zero. If PC fancied a gamble he may look at the incredible job Graham Potter has done in Sweden but there is next to no chance PC would take that gamble. Yeah, I think that’s probably fair. It’s the kind of change we’d only need to make if we saw a few more results/performances like Bournemouth. Positives with Allardyce are that he at least knows what he wants, would sign players who fit his system, and he’s shown he can incorporate flair in the past. At his age though, how hungry is he? I do think we’re on the slow path towards the end game with Hughes though and I don’t see a way back for him. There isn’t a British option who I’d be excited by. Basing stuff on the Bournemouth cynical shitehawks is a bit daft. And changing the manager for the sake of a 'freshen up' isn't in our dna is it? We're with Hughes until 2019 at the very least. I reckon him and Sir Peter Coates will step aside together.
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Post by The Toxic Avenger on Nov 5, 2017 23:12:18 GMT
Yeah, I think that’s probably fair. It’s the kind of change we’d only need to make if we saw a few more results/performances like Bournemouth. Positives with Allardyce are that he at least knows what he wants, would sign players who fit his system, and he’s shown he can incorporate flair in the past. At his age though, how hungry is he? I do think we’re on the slow path towards the end game with Hughes though and I don’t see a way back for him. There isn’t a British option who I’d be excited by. Basing stuff on the Bournemouth cynical shitehawks is a bit daft. And changing the manager for the sake of a 'freshen up' isn't in our dna is it? We're with Hughes until 2019 at the very least. I reckon him and Sir Peter Coates will step aside together. So Bournemouth’s cynicism is like kryptonite that no team can possibly hope to overcome is it? Did nobody mention that to the mighty Watford or West Brom? If the fans turn on Hughes he won’t be here by 2018, let alone 2019. More performances like Bournemouth and it’ll be over. The good parts of yesterday’s performance will buy him a bit of time. But not much unless things get radically better.
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 5, 2017 23:48:53 GMT
Basing stuff on the Bournemouth cynical shitehawks is a bit daft. And changing the manager for the sake of a 'freshen up' isn't in our dna is it? We're with Hughes until 2019 at the very least. I reckon him and Sir Peter Coates will step aside together. So Bournemouth’s cynicism is like kryptonite that no team can possibly hope to overcome is it? Did nobody mention that to the mighty Watford or West Brom? If the fans turn on Hughes he won’t be here by 2018, let alone 2019. More performances like Bournemouth and it’ll be over. The good parts of yesterday’s performance will buy him a bit of time. But not much unless things get radically better. Says you. 'If the fans turn'? is that your wishful thinking? It's only on here that there's such antagonism towards Hughes and co. That isn't the feeling I get amongst the general populace. 'Buy him a bit of time'? Seriously? Bournemouth are wrong. And wronged us. First half cautious after a Man City whopping. Smashed 'em second half after a rocket from the boss. Players still on board, why can't you be?
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Post by bayernoatcake on Nov 5, 2017 23:57:27 GMT
So Bournemouth’s cynicism is like kryptonite that no team can possibly hope to overcome is it? Did nobody mention that to the mighty Watford or West Brom? If the fans turn on Hughes he won’t be here by 2018, let alone 2019. More performances like Bournemouth and it’ll be over. The good parts of yesterday’s performance will buy him a bit of time. But not much unless things get radically better. Says you. 'If the fans turn'? is that your wishful thinking? It's only on here that there's such antagonism towards Hughes and co. That isn't the feeling I get amongst the general populace. 'Buy him a bit of time'? Seriously? Bournemouth are wrong. And wronged us. First half cautious after a Man City whopping. Smashed 'em second half after a rocket from the boss. Players still on board, why can't you be? The crowd aren't arsed. That's worse than angst. 3 at the back really isn't working either.
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 6, 2017 0:05:31 GMT
Says you. 'If the fans turn'? is that your wishful thinking? It's only on here that there's such antagonism towards Hughes and co. That isn't the feeling I get amongst the general populace. 'Buy him a bit of time'? Seriously? Bournemouth are wrong. And wronged us. First half cautious after a Man City whopping. Smashed 'em second half after a rocket from the boss. Players still on board, why can't you be? The crowd aren't arsed. That's worse than angst. 3 at the back really isn't working either. Speaking for THE CROWD now. You're delusional B. Stick with your own opinion mate. See it for what it is. You keep chipping in with insider knowledge. Are the players against Hughes & co?
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Post by bayernoatcake on Nov 6, 2017 0:14:11 GMT
The crowd aren't arsed. That's worse than angst. 3 at the back really isn't working either. Speaking for THE CROWD now. You're delusional B. Stick with your own opinion mate. See it for what it is. You keep chipping in with insider knowledge. Are the players against Hughes & co? Yes. There was absolutely nothing from the crowd yesterday, nothing. I think that added to the dullness of the whole affair. I know early kick offs are crap anyway but yesterday it was like a morgue. No idea. I haven't asked nor been told. I don't overly care tbh. Half of the players are part of the problem anyway. We absolutely wreak.
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Post by cheeesfreeex on Nov 6, 2017 0:19:19 GMT
Speaking for THE CROWD now. You're delusional B. Stick with your own opinion mate. See it for what it is. You keep chipping in with insider knowledge. Are the players against Hughes & co? Yes. There was absolutely nothing from the crowd yesterday, nothing. I think that added to the dullness of the whole affair. I know early kick offs are crap anyway but yesterday it was like a morgue. No idea. I haven't asked nor been told. I don't overly care tbh. Half of the players are part of the problem anyway. We absolutely wreak. A yes or no would have done mucka. Get the feeling you sit next to Waggy. Back of the Boothen, South Stand. And all my mates still care. Thankfully.
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Post by hanibal7 on Nov 6, 2017 1:11:07 GMT
Ok I am playing devils advocate on this one as I truly do not know if it is a good idea to stick or twist with MH but I posted this as part of a reply to another thread with ref to the season so far and MHs future.... I hope that we can indeed turn it all around, I hope that we can do this with the minimum of upheaval during a season of so far struggle, I am not sure that removing the Management is the only option if MH can try other formations or other tactics to get the best out of a limited squad, he can see a lot clearer than any of us what his options are and what resource he has available to make these changes and to make it a mini success, throwing money at it in January is just never going to happen especially if PC has reservations of the current managers longevity at the club, our current best player by a country fucking mile is "sat" Zouma and the chances of us keeping him after May are lets say limited....so what do we do to turn it all around. The question that keeps getting asked... "Ok if we sack Hughes who out there is any better that will bring any success"...Fair point and not one that I or many others could or would be able to answer Lets try another one... "Ok if we stick with Hughes for the foreseeable future what does he have to do to make this work, what changes are needed to turn this dire shite grey boring football around without throwing the millions at it that he will very unlikely get" So for the many posters who are as unsure as myself or the many posters that are dead set on MH staying how can this be turned in to a success and what changes are to be easily applied to turn this around. That's ok for the kiddies who play football PC games, they will know.I could not answer questions about tactics, formation, etc, as I am not involved in the day to day running of the players/club.what I do know is, thank God some on here aren't the manager, we would be non league by now.
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Post by hanibal7 on Nov 6, 2017 1:20:47 GMT
No way. At the of 2012 we sat in 9th place with 29 points after 20 games. We had just gone ten games unbeaten and everybody was optimistic of a a top seven with around 60 points. The second half of the season was a disaster with only four more wins and some horrible defeats at home to in particular West Ham and Villa. We only gained 13 more points in 18 games. The football was dire. I read a stat somewhere about Pulis teams in the Premier League, I can't remember it word for word but it revolved around a lack of wins at any club after the team reached 40 points. It was something like his teams have only once won more than one game in a season after reaching 40 points. Like I say I can't remember it exactly but it was a damning statistic. Conspiracy theory????, does he change the players, tells them to play shit????, or maybe are they knackered.
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Post by hanibal7 on Nov 6, 2017 1:23:44 GMT
I’m not really convinced we can appoint anyone who’s that much better to be honest. The only clubs that seem to do well enough out of changing their manager regularly are Watford and Southampton, and I’d hardly be in a massive rush to swap our recent history with either of theirs. I’d hardly be devasted if he goes. A few too many big defeats have ensured that. But to be quite honest if we were to appoint any one of the depressing list of managers linked with either the West Ham or Everton jobs I wouldn’t be overly thrilled and you’d imagine both of those clubs would have more sway than us given their budgets. It only seems worth bothering if we’re going to get someone who’s managed at a higher level for more than a season or two, but you only have to look at Newcastle’s recent run to see that unless you chuck a small country’s annual budget at it then even that isn’t going to guarantee much more than being part of the 14 clubs hoping to stay up. Who knows? I want to be more optimistic to be honest. But now I just try to enjoy watching football at this level and the odd great moment we have when winning or drawing against one of the top 6. I just can’t see things changing too much for anyone out of the top 6 any time soon now they all have Leicester’s recent title win stopping them from becoming complacent. If it was my money I’d chuck it at Mancini and hope he could repeat his post Hughes success at Man Citeh just for a little bit of hope to exist. But I’d be pretty shocked if we, or anyone else from the bottom 14 did that to be honest. Newcastle have had a poor run recently.Hughes would get hammered for it.
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Post by scfcrmagic on Nov 6, 2017 1:25:42 GMT
50 million pounds worth of reasons why its time to go 1 WIMMER 2 IMBULA and 3 BERAHINO. would you let him spend your money? But we made a fat wedge on Arnie...and Wet Sham must pissed off..I like Mark Hughes ..the football is a darn sight more exciting to watch than the hoof ball we had under Pulis. Plus we’ve finished higher up the table than with Pulis. We were carrying a few players who needed to be moved on...Glenda and Johnboy Walters...great players to the club, but they were getting on..it isn’t always easy attracting the exact player you want to come to the club, So Hughes has to compromise and hope he can then mould the player into what he wants...and let’s be honest some players are not going to work out ...as for money ...when you compare our spend to the big boys..it’s peanuts, As for Peter Coates ...Bet 365 are doing very well, so it’s not like he’s actually struggling. He is an astute business man and he believes in giving his managers time..which is very commendable, rather than the knee jerk reaction Of a lot of clubs who sack managers left right and centre. He also doesn’t behave like a petulant child and hold grudges against players..and stop them from playing when they should be on the pitch. Rant over .
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Post by riccyfuller93 on Nov 6, 2017 1:37:51 GMT
A man whose plan B is bringing on a 36 year old Pulis signing after 9 transfer windows. Still no solid centre defensive midfielder. No full-backs. Sent one of our best defenders on loan who is perfect for this formation he's so keen on. Brought in Bera who he can't figure out how to get him scoring. Hanging someone who can score out to dry as a wing-back. We're stale and boring and I really want him to go at some point this season.
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Post by chrisparker on Nov 6, 2017 1:45:53 GMT
A man whose plan B is bringing on a 36 year old Pulis signing after 9 transfer windows. Still no solid centre defensive midfielder. No full-backs. Sent one of our best defenders on loan which is perfect for this formation he's so keen on. Brought in Bera who he can't figure out how to get him scoring. Hanging someone who can score out to dry as a wing-back. We're stale and boring and I really want him to go at some point this season. Who'd you want to bring in instead?
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Post by riccyfuller93 on Nov 6, 2017 1:53:35 GMT
A man whose plan B is bringing on a 36 year old Pulis signing after 9 transfer windows. Still no solid centre defensive midfielder. No full-backs. Sent one of our best defenders on loan which is perfect for this formation he's so keen on. Brought in Bera who he can't figure out how to get him scoring. Hanging someone who can score out to dry as a wing-back. We're stale and boring and I really want him to go at some point this season. Who'd you want to bring in instead? Gary Neville.
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