It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition

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FantasyIreland said:
Very different Angelino's in fairness,the one playing in Germany has regained both his confidence and fitness.There aren't many better going forward,and his defending has improved plenty.
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His defending is appalling, Mendy is far better, and that says everything.
 
domalino said:
There's an depressed air around the club, a staleness, a lot of fans are getting overly angry, players seem resigned to making the same mistakes. The club feels like it's becalmed, someone needs to give a collective slap in the face, hit them with the smelling salts and remind them there's 11 rounds left to go.

Pep is the person who has to do that, has to put the wind back in the sails, get up for it, inject some energy and look like he's ready for the fight.

I can't imagine how tough that is to do when your mother has just died, when you're a bit unsatisfied with the way the summer played out, there's no summer holiday to recharge, 8 players are missing, you're in your last year and the easy option is just to see it run out so you can take a break.

It must be really hard, but fucking hell it is his job, so he needs to do it or get out of the driving seat. We cannot have that miserably Eeyore performance from last Friday again.

He's the best manager in the world but someone needs to spark him back into life. I hope he goes away for a bit with the kids over the international break, gets a bit of joie de vivre back.
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1000% spot on. The club is in a proper slump and sadly it's on Pep to bring it back. He's got every reason to feel how he does of course, but sadly it simply doesn't help at all. I hate to say it, but look at the bullishness of Klopp last night, chasing down Roy Keane. There's such a confidence around the club and of course that will rub off onto the players. We're just feeling sorry for ourselves, and I think it was pretty obvious in Rodri's comments too the other day.
 
twosips said:
1000% spot on. The club is in a proper slump and sadly it's on Pep to bring it back. He's got every reason to feel how he does of course, but sadly it simply doesn't help at all. I hate to say it, but look at the bullishness of Klopp last night, chasing down Roy Keane. There's such a confidence around the club and of course that will rub off onto the players. We're just feeling sorry for ourselves, and I think it was pretty obvious in Rodri's comments too the other day.
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Bring Vinnie home as his number 2.
 
domalino said:
There's an depressed air around the club, a staleness, a lot of fans are getting overly angry, players seem resigned to making the same mistakes. The club feels like it's becalmed, someone needs to give a collective slap in the face, hit them with the smelling salts and remind them there's 11 rounds left to go.

Pep is the person who has to do that, has to put the wind back in the sails, get up for it, inject some energy and look like he's ready for the fight.

I can't imagine how tough that is to do when your mother has just died, when you're a bit unsatisfied with the way the summer played out, there's no summer holiday to recharge, 8 players are missing, you're in your last year and the easy option is just to see it run out so you can take a break.

It must be really hard, but fucking hell it is his job, so he needs to do it or get out of the driving seat. We cannot have that miserably Eeyore performance from last Friday again.

He's the best manager in the world but someone needs to spark him back into life. I hope he goes away for a bit with the kids over the international break, gets a bit of joie de vivre back.
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Pep has not been the same since Arteta left

He needed a number 2 to bounce off not someone who will agree with him all the time
Not sure current set up suits him

Would love Vinny back as his assistant and something like this could give Pep the spark again
 
ONTHERUNWITHTHAKSIN said:
Pep has not been the same since Arteta left

He needed a number 2 to bounce off not someone who will agree with him all the time
Not sure current set up suits him

Would love Vinny back as his assistant and something like this could give Pep the spark again
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I agree but not Vinny yet, he will come back as manager one day if and when he learns the trade and is successful.

Fernandino should be made no2 today, great respect at the club, intelligent, and not scared to call people out when required.

He is finished as a player, it would clear a highly valuable squad spot and give fresh impetus to Pep and the coaching

The current no2 is not fit for purpose and far too close to Pep to challenge him.
 
No way would Pep have Kompany as his assistant nor would the club dare to get involved with telling him who should or shouldn't be in his staff.
 
twosips said:
1000% spot on. The club is in a proper slump and sadly it's on Pep to bring it back. He's got every reason to feel how he does of course, but sadly it simply doesn't help at all. I hate to say it, but look at the bullishness of Klopp last night, chasing down Roy Keane. There's such a confidence around the club and of course that will rub off onto the players. We're just feeling sorry for ourselves, and I think it was pretty obvious in Rodri's comments too the other day.
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Rodri's comments were pathetic.

The exact stuff we used to slaughter people like Rio Ferdinand for.
 
Havent replaced the strong characters in the team that we've let go. Some of these players need a bollocking, cant believe Rodri came out with that shit
 
MeatHunterrr said:
He turned it down when City asked at the time Arteta left.
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Well we require a huge injection of inspiration,and as it isnt happening on the pitch,where else other than a former club legend and man mountain in the dressing room.....are we going to find it?

I'd get the boss(the proper one...!!) on his case.
 
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