Here mostly lurking with the odd comment every now and then.Originally Posted by Munchies
Letters has been doing, and continues to do, a remarkable job expressing our shared views.
Here mostly lurking with the odd comment every now and then.
Letters has been doing, and continues to do, a remarkable job expressing our shared views.
Last edited by Özil's Panoramic View; 17-12-2015 at 03:33 PM.
Probably more a result of his asinine post match conference after the Leicester game where he threw the players under the bus rather than their league performance. I mean they weren't realistically going to get relegated or get top four prior to the Leceister game but making enemies of half the squad publicly is something that really is hard to recover from unless Roman was prepared to accept a mass exodus of players in the summer ......... which I'm guessing he wasn't.
Still ......
Specialist in failure indeed.
Probably a mistake for them given his ability as a manager, but I guess that's what happens at big clubs if you underperform, failure is not a option.
So the Great One has clay feet. This season has proven that he is great when managing a team playing well, but he is useless when things get tough.
It will be interesting to discuss how well some of the alleged top managers deal with adversity. Guardiola has never had to deal with anything other than very successful clubs. Klopp could not arrest the problems at Dortmund last season.
While all answers are responses, not all responses are answers.
It will be Guus Hiddink as a short term fix, and they will give him money to spend in January.
They should have sacked Mourinho a month ago during the international break.
And certainly not twice.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
I have to wonder if he is as good as his ego tells him. When we look back at his history, we have to ask whether the success of the clubs would have happened regardless of the manager in place?
While all answers are responses, not all responses are answers.
This sums things up quite nicely:
https://pbs.twimg.com/tweet_video/CWcC_ESWwAAJD1L.mp4
While all answers are responses, not all responses are answers.
I don't hate him like a lot of people on here.
He was very biased towards Chelsea but then every manager is biased towards there own club.
He beat Wenger in every match bar the pre-season friendly this season, that is a fact.
I do wonder where he can go now though, I can only see PSG or maybe Dortmund as possibilities.
He won't go back to Spain or Italy, Bayern will have Ancelotti soon apparently so that only leaves France or the other team in Germany.
He was a character and a winner with lots of confidence, things that we hate in this country.
No, he was a cunt. A disrespectful, spiteful, narcissistic twat.
NOTE: The location of this post has been moved and the thread title (which was previously Wenger is Leaving) has been manipulated by a notorious pro-Wenger moderator. What was previously a message that contained no profanity and made a comment on a real life event has now been manipulated by a deliberately provocative title. An old and crude propaganda and censorship technique.
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