kaz7
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He has already decided , at least two more seasons
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If the rot continues what happens ?
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Micky Blue
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I’m not sure if it continues like this.He has already decided , at least two more seasons
You can see the strain on his face and the toll it took on him against Feyenoord when he scratched his head to bits.
If it carry’s on I won’t be surprised if he walks.
M23 Citizen
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Like I said, I don’t care, and I’ll stand by that comment forever.If you talk down to people like that don't be surprised to receive no respect in return. We are all entitled to our views if they are expressed in a reasonable manner.
If people can’t support the manager and team when they’re at their worst, their ‘support’ when they were at their best meant nothing. They aren’t supporters.
kaz7
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He has never broken a contract , neither is he a quiter, he would not leave us in this bad state , he will sort it out . We will have a full squad once everone recovers , not rodders obvs but better optionsI’m not sure if it continues like this.
You can see the strain on his face and the toll it took on him against Feyenoord when he scratched his head to bits.
If it carry’s on I won’t be surprised if he walks.
silvathechihuahua
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6 titlesPep is the greatest manager I’ve seen in my lifetime. I have full trust he will fix the issue.
However, if he’s gone full Mourinho and lost the magic he comes across as a man who will do the best for the club.
He’s given us 5 titles, the Champions League and a treble.
He’s earned the right to choose when he goes after what he has done for us.
Haaland and Foden have been the biggest disappointments on the pitch for me this season. Haaland had absolutely no impact on last night’s game whatsoever. None. Even when crosses were going in he was a beat behind. The heat is all going to players who aren’t all that experienced - Rico - or are ageing out - Kyle - with both playing in areas most affected by injury. Haaland and Foden have no such excuse. They aren’t scoring enough, simples.we're doooooooooooomeeeeeeeeeeeed!!
Haaland is playing like Lee Bradley, the rest of them not much better. Too many tired players, great in their day but now spent forces... others just out of form, injured or maybe just not bothered..? The thing is, for a club that has been so well run and managed for close to 15-years now, what on earth have they been doing to get to this stage?
Brendan110_0
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Ahem, two trebles.Pep is the greatest manager I’ve seen in my lifetime. I have full trust he will fix the issue.
However, if he’s gone full Mourinho and lost the magic he comes across as a man who will do the best for the club.
He’s given us 5 titles, the Champions League and a treble.
He’s earned the right to choose when he goes after what he has done for us.
burning blue soul
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Notts Forest will be kicking themselves that we beat them :)
Oh, the shame!!!
Oh, the shame!!!
Haaland and Foden have been the biggest disappointments on the pitch for me this season. Haaland had absolutely no impact on last night’s game whatsoever. None. Even when crosses were going in he was a beat behind. The heat is all going to players who aren’t all that experienced - Rico - or are ageing out - Kyle - with both playing in areas most affected by injury. Haaland and Foden have no such excuse. They aren’t scoring enough, simples.
Spot on. Plenty of top clubs play poorly from time to time and are bailed out by their best players producing a bit of magic. Haaland had a decent start but fell off sharp and less said about Foden the better.
Matt Diablo
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Dont think anyone could ever think that for sure!He's not overnight gone from the greatest manager of all time to not very good at his job though..