The state of this post. Haha!He replaced a popular Hart with a clown like Bravo and ended the season trophyless. Ederson was then brought in. Whilst it’s worked, Pep got away with that one because he was Pep. It was his worst season as a manager.
The state of this post. Haha!He replaced a popular Hart with a clown like Bravo and ended the season trophyless. Ederson was then brought in. Whilst it’s worked, Pep got away with that one because he was Pep. It was his worst season as a manager.
It does.I think the subsequent career of Hart shows the first statement to be rubbish.
haha...and cash.... thats fricking hilarious, like we were that desperate for him.The real question is was Alan Ball giving Paul Walsh And cash for Gerry Creaney the worst deal in history
He replaced a popular Hart with a clown like Bravo and ended the season trophyless. Ederson was then brought in. Whilst it’s worked, Pep got away with that one because he was Pep. It was his worst season as a manager.
Clark was on an upward trajectory as a manager when he joined us. We were a graveyard to so many coaches who joined us with promises of money to spend that didn't materialise.
Hart was replaced by Willy Caballero.Bravo came into the side a few matches in.Replacing Willy against the rags.He replaced a popular Hart with a clown like Bravo and ended the season trophyless. Ederson was then brought in. Whilst it’s worked, Pep got away with that one because he was Pep. It was his worst season as a manager.
He replaced a popular Hart with a clown like Bravo and ended the season trophyless. Ederson was then brought in. Whilst it’s worked, Pep got away with that one because he was Pep. It was his worst season as a manager.
Did we ever get to the bottom of the mysterious 5th column Clark referred to when leaving. I remember being happy with his appointment at the time but that didnt last long. Spending big money on Bradbury prpbably didnt help him and Royle inherited a huge squad with limited quality.Clark was on an upward trajectory as a manager when he joined us. We were a graveyard to so many coaches who joined us with promises of money to spend that didn't materialise.
Like United now, we were picking managers in the dark.young, then old, tried , then untested, fat , then thin. Alan Ball it was time for ginger,
I remember him for Buster, and the song.