Horseface will be next to fail around ChristmasDon't think Keane was a complete failure ?
Sunderland fans rate him.
Completely agree on the other 2 "herberts" though.
Don't think any of the GPC ex-player arselickers have achieved much ? They certainly never put up a fight even their teams played the Trafford Tramps.
Even Robbie Savage is now having a go...
Another pisscan "disciple".Horseface will be next to fail around Christmas
Probably a bit harsh for me to call him a complete failure in his managerial career compared to the other two numpties, I know he got Sunderland promoted and kept them in the Premier League the following season, He was constantly signing players for Man Utd on loan at his time in Sunderland, I remember watching Sunderland in the Premier League thinking this is like watching the Rags reserves! Sunderland players had a party when he resigned I think?Don't think Keane was a complete failure ?
Sunderland fans rate him.
Completely agree on the other 2 "herberts" though.
Don't think any of the GPC ex-player arselickers have achieved much ? They certainly never put up a fight even their teams played the Trafford Tramps.
Even Robbie Savage is now having a go...
Probably a bit harsh for me to call him a complete failure in his managerial career compared to the other two numpties, I know he got Sunderland promoted and kept them in the Premier League the following season, He was constantly signing players for Man Utd on loan at his time in Sunderland, I remember watching Sunderland in the Premier League thinking this is like watching the Rags reserves! Sunderland players had a party when he resigned I think?
His time at Ipswich was a complete shit show.
None of the former United players have had managerial success. Ferguson, for all his strengths as a motivator, was not a tactician. He virtually always played a rigid 442 system with fast wingers who hoofed the ball into the box at the first opportunity. Nothing wrong with that at the time but football has moved on. You can tell from the sort of comments former United players make as pundits that they have very limited knowledge.Another pisscan "disciple".
I know, despite his inability to speak coherently. I expect him to find his level at Salford in a couple.of years.And yet when he fails again, the TV companies will be falling over themselves to sign him up for his expert opinion and analysis
Only if Salford are relegated.I know, despite his inability to speak coherently. I expect him to find his level at Salford in a couple.of years.
Not much makes me LOL on here, but that did!Only if Salford are relegated.
Apparently it was because he spoke so well in the interview (not joking).....So maybe Hallet made his money pimping old ladies ;)Wow - you really have to wonder how Simon Hallet made his money? Luck?
How anyone could appoint Rooney, is beyond comprehension.
What?Apparently it was because he spoke so well in the interview (not joking).....So maybe Hallet made his money pimping old ladies ;)
Below is the full transcript of the interview ..Apparently it was because he spoke so well in the interview (not joking).....So maybe Hallet made his money pimping old ladies ;)
Not much makes me LOL on here, but that did!
Didn’t like him as a player, don’t rate him as a manager, and not a particularly lovable person, but I do like hearing him talk about his experiences.
To break out as a kid at Everton, immediately making it in the top flight, then go on to get 120 caps and be the top man for United & England for years, he’s seen and done A LOT!
He’s a street kid like many of us were when we were growing up and I think there’s still quite a bit of that in him, which makes his take on things quite interesting to me.
Tha weird thing is that with his accent, and now with his added weight, understanding what he says is getting harder and harder.
I can only wonder how that goes down on the South Coast!
Plymouth is a naval port, and has some rough areas, though I doubt it is as bad a Liverpool.Not much makes me LOL on here, but that did!
Didn’t like him as a player, don’t rate him as a manager, and not a particularly lovable person, but I do like hearing him talk about his experiences.
To break out as a kid at Everton, immediately making it in the top flight, then go on to get 120 caps and be the top man for United & England for years, he’s seen and done A LOT!
He’s a street kid like many of us were when we were growing up and I think there’s still quite a bit of that in him, which makes his take on things quite interesting to me.
Tha weird thing is that with his accent, and now with his added weight, understanding what he says is getting harder and harder.
I can only wonder how that goes down on the South Coast!
I remember when we were linked with him and the debate was should we buy him, my dad said we should, he could sell hot dogs outside the Etihad!Well he was definitely a good player and i do admire the fact he played like he meant it when he stepped on the pitch. You could never accuse him of phoning it in.
He peaked very early. I think it's because it's he was built like a fella so young. I think being developed so young with that build and not maintaining a great lifestyle means you probably peak in your early 20s. He was pretty much done by 31/32. Reminds me of Mike Tyson a bit, he was another who peaked very young and was built like a man as a teenager. By the time he was in his 30s, he was getting smashed by journeyman. There's something to it.
That's why I think it's good not to rush youngsters, expecting them to be the finished article right away. I think growing into the sport is a better for a longer peak.
Aside from all that, he's a shite manager. He was a good player but I'm glad he was never a city player. He's very rag-like. He found the right club.
I think I said similar when he joined Derby - that I have always been pretty neutral about Plymouth. don’t dislike them, don’t know them very well, saw them at Maine Rd in the cup.Rooney unfortunately is one of those that because he was a good player and played for the rags it would automatically mean he’d make a good coach/manager.Plymouth who I have nothing against have only themselves to blame for bringing him in and the same applies to any other team that is thick enough to do the same..
Who??I think I said similar when he joined Derby - that I have always been pretty neutral about Plymouth. don’t dislike them, don’t know them very well, saw them at Maine Rd in the cup.
Now I want them to lose every game.
And once he is sacked, can go back to not minding Plymouth as I have done Derby.
I assume this time next season it might be Accrington I hate
You milk drinker, you!Who??