I just can't believe this post! I can only assume you're a WUM. Dickie is a true legend of the club, if only for 'that goal' where would the club be now without it?Can someone ask Dickov why he continues to associate himself with us post retirement ., but was happy.to celebrate like fuck when he scored the winning penalty for Leicester that could have relegated us , and as a scot I can't see any genuine affiliation to the club other than an on going cash cow.
I just don't get all the hatred on here for Stuart Pearce. An England legend, who was a model professional during a time when 'drink culture' was rife in the game, ok, he wasn't our greatest ever manager, and playing David James at CF was bonkers, but he took the job when the club were potless (couldn't even raise £3m to make Van Boyton's loan permanent). I think the man deserves a bit more respect.
Agreed.I just can't believe this post! I can only assume you're a WUM. Dickie is a true legend of the club, if only for 'that goal' where would the club be now without it?
As for not celebrating goals against your former clubs, that's a nonsense!
I later calculated that together the seasoncards for me and my son cost me £107 per home goal we saw ! :-(At the time my dotter was about 7, we missed over half the goals that season while she visited the ladies and I stood outside waiting, it was uncanny, her timing was absolutely bang on :/
I don’t have anything against him other than it cost me £50 per goal to watch City that season.I just don't get all the hatred on here for Stuart Pearce. An England legend, who was a model professional during a time when 'drink culture' was rife in the game, ok, he wasn't our greatest ever manager, and playing David James at CF was bonkers, but he took the job when the club were potless (couldn't even raise £3m to make Van Boyton's loan permanent). I think the man deserves a bit more respect.
I have it on strong authority that was the season that Frank was over and deciced to invest... based on the attacking potential... as in potential to add 2 more goals and say we were a dynamic team...If anyone goes can you tell Pearce I’ll never forgive him for the season we scored 10 goals at home.
Rather a burger and chips outside stadium than pay 99 pound to listen to utter bollocksIf you're out there in Istanbul give events like this a swerve and enjoy the company of your mates the real fans.
You can say the same for every player - loads of fakes just cling to the currently most successful club they can for cash, and he even admitted himself what it was all about in the programme for the Leicester replay in 2004.I just can't believe this post! I can only assume you're a WUM. Dickie is a true legend of the club, if only for 'that goal' where would the club be now without it?
As for not celebrating goals against your former clubs, that's a nonsense!
He was anti football and clearly didn’t have a clueCalling Pearce a disaster when he did okay is ridiculous. He saw us to the promised land, and wouldn't wasn't all about the money like the PD who we were lumbered with.
His underwhelming managerial career (only one more job as a club manager after leaving us in 2007,Forest for a year or so) would bear that out. Okay-ish as an assistant, just keep him away from the main gig.He was anti football and clearly didn’t have a clue
He’s Phil Neville with a cockney accent
It's all relative isn't it. Tremendous achievement keeping a club the size of Bournemouth in the Premiership. Not all about winning.Can someone ask Pierce how he come to the conclusion that Gary Oneil should be Manager of the season," As stated on Talkshite "
Only time I ever questioned whether I could be arsed with getting a season ticket was under SP. If it wasn't for the social side of it I probably wouldn't have bothered. Clueless doesn't do him justice.Calling Pearce a disaster when he did okay is ridiculous. He saw us to the promised land, and wouldn't wasn't all about the money like the PD who we were lumbered with.
He was on improvement on Keegan post 2003, Ball, Royle etc.Only time I ever questioned whether I could be arsed with getting a season ticket was under SP. If it wasn't for the social side of it I probably wouldn't have bothered. Clueless doesn't do him justice.
I think all those managers were fighting losing battles for one reason or another, perhaps with the exception of Keegan whose ambitions outstripped his own talent as a coach and the clubs finances but had been backed enough to see us as a stable upper premier league side. Loved the football under him but no pragmatism when it came to the teams limitations and seemed to give up. Would argue Royle was a decent manager but by the time we landed back in the Premier league it had moved on from the dogs of war in midfield and the long quick ball to the big guy up front to hold onto till the cavalry arrived.He was on improvement on Keegan post 2003, Ball, Royle etc.
Short memories.
Pearce better than Royle? Keep taking the tablets. On second thoughts maybe these aren’t working and you need something stronger.He was on improvement on Keegan post 2003, Ball, Royle etc.
Short memories.
It's an unusual take, that's for sure.Pearce better than Royle? Keep taking the tablets. On second thoughts maybe these aren’t working and you need something stronger.