deegee33
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Which puts Stevie Bruce at the wheel. #BIB.
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#SOO Save Our Olé Season III.....Ole, The Trilogy.....We've Failed.....Thank You Ole.
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I hope not. He's a very good manager. He could bring them to a new level.Which puts Stevie Bruce at the wheel. #BIB.
I think we should be having conversations with PG about the length of his tenure, I mean Brucie won't be on the market for very long will he? I mean we have Newcastle and Barcelona waiting to swoop, we need to do this business as soon as possible.I hope not. He's a very good manager. He could bring them to a new level.
No. Stick with Pep I'd say. We know our limits.I think we should be having conversations with PG about the length of his tenure, I mean Brucie won't be on the market for very long will he? I mean we have Newcastle and Barcelona waiting to swoop, we need to do this business as soon as pospossible
We just can't compete at that level. We just don't have tge history.
KentBlue
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If he's that good why did all his previous eleven managerial positions end the way they did? Steve Bruce is yet another relic from a bygone past: totally at odds with the world around him, unable to adapt to the intricacies of 21st century football, a man who's tactics seldom differ from his favoured 5 at the back. A man who once claimed that he would never sign a player under 6'4" (Maradonna, Messi, our very own Sergio, none of them would even be considered by this Jurrasic Park reject).I hope not. He's a very good manager. He could bring them to a new level.
Managerial positions in the Premier league are a 'jobs for the boys' cartel. Screw up at one club take over at another - the merry-go-round system is alive and well in this country for managers with a history of failure between them.
Are you seriously saying that we shouldn't ditch Pep if there was even a hope that Bruce might come to us?If he's that good why did all his previous eleven managerial positions end the way they did? Steve Bruce is yet another relic from a bygone past: totally at odds with the world around him, unable to adapt to the intricacies of 21st century football, a man who's tactics seldom differ from his favoured 5 at the back. A man who once claimed that he would never sign a player under 6'4" (Maradonna, Messi, our very own Sergio, none of them would even be considered by this Jurrasic Park reject).
Managerial positions in the Premier league are a 'jobs for the boys' cartel. Screw up at one club take over at another - the merry-go-round system is alive and well in this country for managers with a history of failure between them.
KentBlue
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Yep. As long as Ian Holloway is available.Are you seriously saying that we shouldn't ditch Pep if there was even a hope that Bruce might come to us?
SWPISHOME
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Yep would love them to get Koeman he's shit.I still say Ole in ,but now competition has emerged. Now with Koeman available I wouldn't mind Koeman in if Ole is out