Pelligrini ensures legend status

[Mr Blue Moon]

Zabbas already emailed me don’t worry:)

Is he going to score another own goal?

 

[nmc]

Klopp is a 'pathetic, overhyped, Tony Pulis look-a-like. too few in the media can spot it because they've got their heads shoved up his arse... but Pellers can see the overhyped charlatan for what he is...

 

[Didsbury Dave]

Pep's first season at City should show every City fan how underrated the work Pellegrini did at City is with some fans.

Those last two years ...Aguero and Kompany and DE BRuyne were injured for long periods and we didn't have the strength in depth we have now. Also, significantly, Silva was carrying a knock and was off his best for most of the last season. Yaya's mobility had dropped too, and the full backs were ageing.

I'd love him to bring real success to West Ham for both of their sakes.

 

[Paulpowersleftfoot]

Think a couple of rounds of the Lamborghini song might be in order tomorrow night.

And to think it all started with “you can stick your Pellegrini up your arse”

 

[Chi-town blues]

Pelli knows more about the grass than flopp . Fact!

 

[CityInWashingtonState]

Pretty sure that this is the guy who didn't even know how goal difference mattered in a UCL league match against Bayern.

Brought in to steady the ship in the interim as we awaited Pep following Mancini's fallout with the squad. To Peller's credit he did right the ship... for one season. After which he lost the squad entirely - unable to motivate the team.
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I don't like Pellers. I do not at all appreciate his inattention to detail. I do not understand why he cannot motivate players. I do not at all think that he's got any sort of great tactical/strategic nous.

For me - he's an OK manager - who prior to his tenure at City - had some good runs.

While at City - he did re-energize players who were fed up with Mancini - for one season - but so too would anyone not named, "Mancini." And the following season it was even worse than it was under Mancini.

 

[Citizen in Pakistan]

The way he carried himself at city and his honorable exit from city said alot about the calibre of this fine gentleman. To say I loved what he said is an understatement, gave it to Klopp perfectly.

His achievements at city might not get the attention of manchini or Guordiola but they surely were impressive, the comeback we staged to win the league in 13/14 was no mean achievement considering where we and Liverpool were but since no come back can beat the one Aguero staged so probably doesn't get talked about much.

Always felt him and manchini would do well in the pl, glad to see him doing well, he is making West Ham play some beautiful football, would be in europa league spot by next season.

 

[TheThirdDeano]

That six month period when Negredo and Aguero were firing them in for fun, was some of the most exciting football I've ever seen.

That pass, was it from Navas?
He had a good pass on him every now and then, dunno what the hell happened to his crossing towards the end.

 

[Zubrman]

Speaking to a lifelong Hammers fan at work today who says Pellers is the best manager they've had since Billy Bonds.

 

[CityInWashingtonState]

Speaking to a lifelong Hammers fan at work today who says Pellers is the best manager they've had since Billy Bonds.

Get back to your Hammers fan in a year or two.

And ask him to explain lack of attention to detail - inexplicable substitutions - complete lack of squad adaptation fit to counter the current opponent - and loss of dressing room support.