I also fear what Utd would become with an actual good manager. The politics and media spotlight around that club has served us well. Conte would be good. Not convinced by ZZ yetEspecially w
Especially with Conte and Zidane suddenly available
comedy gold
Jose was a good manager. Van Gaal was a good manager. Moyes was a good manager. The swamp chewed them all up and spat them out again.I also fear what Utd would become with an actual good manager. The politics and media spotlight around that club has served us well. Conte would be good. Not convinced by ZZ yet
Cundy is a comedy genius or is he a plank> never make my mind up!!I hate liking them sometimes
You were doing well up to Moyes.Jose was a good manager. Van Gaal was a good manager. Moyes was a good manager. The swamp chewed them all up and spat them out again.
Jose was a good manager. Van Gaal was a good manager. Moyes was a good manager. GPC chewed them all up and spat them out again.
Moyes did well at Everton. You have to be a good manager to do that. Not world class, but good.You were doing well up to Moyes.
Moyes is bang average, West Ham will return to normal next season, ie sh1t, it's what wee Davie does.
He did ok nothing more, a average manager to me, never going to set the world alight.Moyes did well at Everton. You have to be a good manager to do that. Not world class, but good.
This is spot on. If any rival fan bangs on about City buying players just ask them if they'd ever heard of Ederson, Zinchenko, Dias, Rodri, Jesus or Torres before City signed them. Then while they're spluttering a reply ask them how much City paid for them and how much higher their transfer value is now after being coached by Pep.When we signed David Silva he wasn’t that well known outside of spain and with most if not all our signings in the last few years have been under the radar of most fans and other clubs. Robinho was really the only player that most knew about.
The same as Di Maria, Depay, Falcao, Lukaku and Sanchez were good players but the rags turned them into shit and got rid after which they managed, to a greater or lesser extent, to recover something like their previous form.Jose was a good manager. Van Gaal was a good manager. Moyes was a good manager. The swamp chewed them all up and spat them out again.
The same as Di Maria, Depay, Falcao, Lukaku and Sanchez were good players but the rags turned them into shit and got rid after which they managed, to a greater or lesser extent, to recover something like their previous form.
Also not forgetting that Silva was 'too light-weight' for the Premier League.This is spot on. If any rival fan bangs on about City buying players just ask them if they'd ever heard of Ederson, Zinchenko, Dias, Rodri, Jesus or Torres before City signed them. Then while they're spluttering a reply ask them how much City paid for them and how much higher their transfer value is now after being coached by Pep.
Let's not forget either that the media, rags and dippers never stopped telling us that City got ripped off paying £55 million for "Chelsea flop" KDB and £20 million "injury prone crock" Gundogan.
Fuck off you know nout fucker....This is spot on. If any rival fan bangs on about City buying players just ask them if they'd ever heard of Ederson, Zinchenko, Dias, Rodri, Jesus or Torres before City signed them. Then while they're spluttering a reply ask them how much City paid for them and how much higher their transfer value is now after being coached by Pep.
Let's not forget either that the media, rags and dippers never stopped telling us that City got ripped off paying £55 million for "Chelsea flop" KDB and £20 million "injury prone crock" Gundogan.
If I remember correctly the press laughed at us and said we bought the wrong David.They said it was David Villa we were after.Remember that well
For all the talk of the millions we’ve spent, an awful lot of our signings were players that many clubs could have taken a punt on. Fernandinho being the prime example. I still maintain that we haven’t signed a world class galactico star since the Sheikh came in, apart from maybe David Silva
Even if we win he's a failure compared to the miracle of Liverpool making top 4 with injured players."Is Pep a failure of he fails to win the Champion league tomorrow?"
Talk about baiting.
Face it, we are never going to be liked by the sycophantic media in this country. We had the temerity to usurp the redshirts, we broke the cartel, we forced the two ‘Hollywood’ clubs into submission - and that is totally unacceptable. How dare these upstarts with their oil money come along and challenge the long-established status quo of English football?"Is Pep a failure of he fails to win the Champion league tomorrow?"
Talk about baiting.