You really think that Pep losing once would ellicit the same response (as you describe) as Southgate losing yet again, at home, against one of the worst Brazilian sides in recent memory?They could get us playing like Man City at there absolute best but should we dare to lose then it’s an onslaught of what the manager should have done differently, why didn’t he play so and so, why didn’t he make the right subs - ‘this is why we won’t win anything’ and all the usual cliche garbage.
As I said , international football is just less exciting than PL , players don’t gel as much, it’s slower - no manager can change that
Pep and Klopp would likely get a bit more respite based on their reputations but I struggle to see who the next manager is going to be to absolutely guarantee we always play ‘exciting’ football , always win and always win trophies.
That’s just my take by the way and I know I’m in the minority.
You really think that Pep losing once would ellicit the same response (as you describe) as Southgate losing yet again, at home, against one of the worst Brazilian sides in recent memory?
So you don't think Pep or Klopp would get these players playing more attacking football!They could get us playing like Man City at there absolute best but should we dare to lose then it’s an onslaught of what the manager should have done differently, why didn’t he play so and so, why didn’t he make the right subs - ‘this is why we won’t win anything’ and all the usual cliche garbage.
As I said , international football is just less exciting than PL , players don’t gel as much, it’s slower - no manager can change that
Pep and Klopp would likely get a bit more respite based on their reputations but I struggle to see who the next manager is going to be to absolutely guarantee we always play ‘exciting’ football , always win and always win trophies.
That’s just my take by the way and I know I’m in the minority.
It was “yet again”, “at home”.Yes.
And losing ‘yet again, at home’ - when was the last time ?
It was “yet again”, “at home”.
And I think you are stretching credibility with that assertion.
Footballers are being asked to play too much, international football should be put right in the fucking bin.Fucking international, and pointless, friendlies.
2 of City's most important players end up playing a full 90 minutes, and the other gets injured after 20 minutes.
"...all the usual cliche garbage"... cuts both ways - and atm not in your favour - we won't win anything under southgate cos he's technically inept - it's not fucking rocket surgeryThey could get us playing like Man City at there absolute best but should we dare to lose then it’s an onslaught of what the manager should have done differently, why didn’t he play so and so, why didn’t he make the right subs - ‘this is why we won’t win anything’ and all the usual cliche garbage.
As I said , international football is just less exciting than PL , players don’t gel as much, it’s slower - no manager can change that
Pep and Klopp would likely get a bit more respite based on their reputations but I struggle to see who the next manager is going to be to absolutely guarantee we always play ‘exciting’ football , always win and always win trophies.
That’s just my take by the way and I know I’m in the minority.
So you don't think Pep or Klopp would get these players playing more attacking football!
"...all the usual cliche garbage"... cuts both ways - and atm not in your favour - we won't win anything under southgate cos he's technically inept - it's not fucking rocket surgery