Wayne Rooney

[BlueFurn]

They must be fucking mad.

 

[Barcon]

"I got back into management as I didn't want to become the next Gary Neville"

Made me laugh, shame really as he's been quite surprisingly good as a pundit he talks sense.

I’ve only ever heard him say, “erm”.

 

[jamesha]

Beaten 4-0 by newly promoted Sheffield Wednesday and, by all accounts, they were lucky to get nil.

Shrek played an archaic 4-4-2 formation and Plymouth were over-run.

Has a manager ever been sacked before September?

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Employing this **** simply demonstrates the desperation and stupidity of certain club chairmen.

 

[PragueBlue]

Beaten 4-0 by newly promoted Sheffield Wednesday and, by all accounts, they were lucky to get nil.

Shrek played an archaic 4-4-2 formation and Plymouth were over-run.

Has a manager ever been sacked before September?

I thought Wednesday just about managed to stay up, rather than being promoted.

 

[Nellies left peg]

Employing this **** simply demonstrates the desperation and stupidity of certain club chairmen.

Have they got yank owners who obviously don’t know Jack shit about football?

 

[jimharri]

Simple question; on what basis is he getting these jobs? It must be his record as a player, because he's done the square root of fuck all as a manager. It doesn't follow that being a good player will make you a good manager. Look at Ferguson and Paisley; neither of them set the world alight as players.

 

[jimharri]

I thought Wednesday just about managed to stay up, rather than being promoted.

Yep; the poster got that wrong.

 

[jamesha]

I thought Wednesday just about managed to stay up, rather than being promoted.

Lol, you're right - I lost a year somehow.

 

[Barcon]

fat sack of shit.

 

[LangleyBlue1970]

He’s getting absolutely annihilated on socials. BBC sticking the boot in

He’s loaded beyond belief so why does he do it?

 

[BigJoe#1]

Simple question; on what basis is he getting these jobs? It must be his record as a player, because he's done the square root of fuck all as a manager. It doesn't follow that being a good player will make you a good manager. Look at Ferguson and Paisley; neither of them set the world alight as players.

And conversely, amongst many others look at Robert Charlton... fabulous playing career but at PNE....

 

[mscenterh750]

Good start :)

 

[JASR]

Simple question; on what basis is he getting these jobs? It must be his record as a player, because he's done the square root of fuck all as a manager. It doesn't follow that being a good player will make you a good manager. Look at Ferguson and Paisley; neither of them set the world alight as players.

Well it’s definitely nothing to do with his managerial record

 

[homerdog]

Employing this **** simply demonstrates the desperation and stupidity of certain club chairmen.

And the BBC for obsessively reporting about it!

 

[Mike N]

The Botox is doing the heavy lifting, he’s still in his 30’s FFS!

 

[Vienna_70]

Beaten 4-0 by newly promoted Sheffield Wednesday and, by all accounts, they were lucky to get nil.

Shrek played an archaic 4-4-2 formation and Plymouth were over-run.

Has a manager ever been sacked before September?

Didn’t Palace sack their manager after four games a few years ago?

 

[Zabbasbeard]

Having endured him via our son beng a Derby supporter, I feel for Plymouth fans. It's hard enough as it is, but the writing is probably on the wall for this season already. He doesn't seem to have any idea or rapport with players wherever he goes. It's a question of will they be able to sack him and bring in a capable manager in time to save their season? Sheffield Wednesday found an outstanding talent in Danny Rohl. I'm not sure Plymouth can attract anyone like that.

 

[Deepest Blue]

Didn’t Palace sack their manager after four games a few years ago?

Sort of.
He lost all 4 PL games he managed but did win a LC game with them.
Frank de Boer.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Bwahahahahahahahahaha