meeesh
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The new "tinker" man
Criticism of Pep
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He will never be loved by us like Mancini and bitching about empty seats when we are not all millionaires and blowing smoke up the rags arses constantly will have him on a par with Manuel Audrey Roberts soon.
Exactly the type of poster i spoke of earlier.
asahartford1
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Agree, but I think it is because of the number of clueless idiots on here criticising anything that moves that are driving many knowledgeable people away from this forum.
Unprecedented treble , record number of goals, attacking, free flowing football.
Most of the worst offenders never go near a football match, results are their only clue to what is happening on the pitch.
Shame bluemoon has ended up like this.
jaiguruKun
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The Rags went all out over the two legs as they knew their chances of winning something probably depended on it. On the other hand Pep took a gamble not playing our strongest side in either leg and it paid off. If Ferna and Laporte had played last night we could well have humiliated them again but we have other priorities. Overall, a job well done.
Think back to Fergusson, in all his time as a manager of Utd (he says, daring to mention the history of another), he had a few poor seasons, does anyone remember them or dwell on them? all that his time is remembered for is continued success and consistency, over a length of time. And fuck me he said some stupid shit in that time as well.
We have, for the first time (not just as us but any PL club) since the only man to have really managed it, a manager capable of establishing that same dominance, year after year after year. And seeing us continue to bounce back immediately after a bad result ffs!
Some results are not going our way. Margins, injuries, VA(f)R. and some poor finishing. We still for the best part play damn bloody well, have the resources and manager to attract the best players. The performances snd effort are there, the quality is evident. Still in 3 cup competitions, still performing in the league.
And so he said some half-daft (and half not) crap that annoyed a bunch of people. Has before, will again. Who the fuck doesn't.
Do we really even think we'd want to give all the above up, and replace it with what exactly, and for how long?
I can't actually even believe im having this discussion at this stage, on the back of the last two seasons, through such a bilp.
This is worlds apart from the collapse under mancini or the ceoling we hit under pellers, when it was evident a change of manager was the only way forward. A change of manager should be the very padt thing on our mind. We need a change of fortune, and a couple players. That is it. In the meantime, can still bag a few trophies. And even if we don't, there is next year, and the tear after that, and under pep, you have to beleive that we can be there all the time.
Bigger fucking picture, look at the long term.
We have, for the first time (not just as us but any PL club) since the only man to have really managed it, a manager capable of establishing that same dominance, year after year after year. And seeing us continue to bounce back immediately after a bad result ffs!
Some results are not going our way. Margins, injuries, VA(f)R. and some poor finishing. We still for the best part play damn bloody well, have the resources and manager to attract the best players. The performances snd effort are there, the quality is evident. Still in 3 cup competitions, still performing in the league.
And so he said some half-daft (and half not) crap that annoyed a bunch of people. Has before, will again. Who the fuck doesn't.
Do we really even think we'd want to give all the above up, and replace it with what exactly, and for how long?
I can't actually even believe im having this discussion at this stage, on the back of the last two seasons, through such a bilp.
This is worlds apart from the collapse under mancini or the ceoling we hit under pellers, when it was evident a change of manager was the only way forward. A change of manager should be the very padt thing on our mind. We need a change of fortune, and a couple players. That is it. In the meantime, can still bag a few trophies. And even if we don't, there is next year, and the tear after that, and under pep, you have to beleive that we can be there all the time.
Bigger fucking picture, look at the long term.
quiet_riot
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This.
On the pitch, I don't think he can be faulted. He's still the greatest coach this game has ever seen.
City_Sean
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He undoubtedly is but he still does things that irk me. He just doesn't and hasn't made an attempt to understand the fanbase. He doesn't get the rivalry with United and he continually throws a curveball in big big games.
He needs to be finding the best system for his players, not the one which respects the opposition.
We should not be losing twice at home to United, they're dogshit.
meeesh
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Still got to be on the look out though,he's not going to stay forever,unlike the forementioned who was at the swamp for 20 years,having a few shit seasons in 20 years is never gonna be dwelled on,so hopefully we win a few trophies this season,so it isn't classed as a shit season.
Got to admit though this one has been very strange,even for our standards in years gone by.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Peo certainly isn't ;-)
exactly my point!! Played well, they didnt get a kick. We didnt take a chance and they score from first half chance. Happening far to often tho!!
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