goalmole
Well-Known Member
Regardless of the existence of this rule, you can't run a team where the players are making the strategic decisions. The whole thing implodes.Here you go:
Might as well not have a manager.
Regardless of the existence of this rule, you can't run a team where the players are making the strategic decisions. The whole thing implodes.Here you go:
If that doesn't happen then he needs to do a Mourinho and set the team up to lose every game till they do.He’s gone as soon as they get a replacement.
If that doesn't happen then he needs to do a Mourinho and set the team up to lose every game till they do.
All this talk, and all that money. He’s a fucking bang average keeper anyway.
What’s this?
Perhaps understandable given his side let in 6 the last time they faced us..?Well he certainly didnt play Sarriball on Sunday. Traditional Italian solid defence and trying to nick it it on the break was his game.
There was nothing he could do.Regardless of the existence of this rule, you can't run a team where the players are making the strategic decisions. The whole thing implodes.
Might as well not have a manager.
Doesn't change the fact that the referee had no power to force Kepa to go off, which is the point I was replying to.Regardless of the existence of this rule, you can't run a team where the players are making the strategic decisions. The whole thing implodes.
Might as well not have a manager.