United Thread - 2023/24

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Ducado said:
It is like watching a slow motion car crash, they seem to go from one disaster to another which is symptomatic of a very sick organisation, don't we see this when companies are going down the pan?

Everyone knows what the medicine needed complete reorganisation from the top down. long may they ignore it
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It reminds me of John Lewis or M&S. Always in trouble but big enough to survive unfortunately.
 
Ducado said:
It is like watching a slow motion car crash, they seem to go from one disaster to another which is symptomatic of a very sick organisation, don't we see this when companies are going down the pan?

Everyone knows what the medicine needed complete reorganisation from the top down. long may they ignore it
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Death spiral, hopefully ;-))))
 
Colin Bells Boots said:
Let's be honest, if the as bloody normal corrupt PiGMOL rep hadn't wrongly given the cunts a penalty, the game was finished before any of our players had broken sweat.

A fucking travesty of a decision and a humiliating display of utter shite for their piss poor players and bucket hatted lemmings.

No amount of bravado and shitty excuses is ever going to be able to wipe that performance out of their minds..............or the records !
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I watched the game back just a couple of days ago. Mainly because I didn't really appreciate the enormity of what we achieved on that sunny day in June. We were leaving for Istanbul the Wednesday after the cup final and my mind was elsewhere. It's only just starting to dawn on me what we achieved at Wembley. We beaten utd in an FA Cup final to win the league and FA Cup double and we'd totally played them off the park. The song goes that Ten Hag is clown and he proved it in his post match interview.

Agree about the refereeing especially in the first half. Although it was stupid the penalty had to be given. The foul on Akanji by Casemiro was looked at by the VAR for potential red card on Casemiro and Tierney gave them the free kick. The foul on Kev for pen was stonewall. It was up there with the potential leg breaker Ashley Young did on Aguero.
 
KingGeorge said:
The funny part about it is if Ten Hag fails DeZerbi is probably the exactly wrong hire for them. He is having some success at a club that puts solid infrastructure around the manager. They need a guy that can move mountains without much help.
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The rags don’t DeZerb him so fuck em..!
 
Ducado said:
It is like watching a slow motion car crash, they seem to go from one disaster to another which is symptomatic of a very sick organisation, don't we see this when companies are going down the pan?

Everyone knows what the medicine needed complete reorganisation from the top down. long may they ignore it
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A test crash comes to mind
 
I don't believe DeZerbi would go anywhere near that poisoned cesspit - because he knows it will take a lot more than just a decent manager to sort everything out there.

This is a club whose supporters have consistently blamed the Glazers for the poor state they are in, but we all know obscene amounts of money have been spent in a vain (and embarrassing) attempt at trying to keep up with us, so using the owners as scapegoats is convenient for them, but it is totally incorrect.
Obviously none of us know what is happening in the boardroom and who is making the major decisions, but whoever it is it isn't working. As a result the whole polythene edifice is rotting from top to bottom, and it is not going to get better despite pigmol's continued assistance.
There is obviously some kind of divisive atmosphere in the work place, but who or what it is we can only guess. Because it cannot be mere coincidence that pretty much every player they have signed in the last decade or so has gone in the front door, loaded with potential, looking like a very good prospect for them, only to leave via the back door under a cloud of unsavoury allegations and/or severely damaged reputations.

DeZerbi appears to be a very good coach. Brighton play some lovely, intricate, attacking football, and they are not afraid of putting in some heavy stuff if and when required - quite a formidable combination.
Then look at what is happening at the swamp. Where is the attraction?
 
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