Glasner Out

If we go back to the soundbites and quotes of the plan and goals for Ollie when he joined...

If we can find those quotes, as I recall it being positive, moving up the ladder, trying to achieve that next level... AI summarized Parish.

Steve Parish's Quotes
Steve Parish highlighted Glasner's "outstanding record" and believed he was the right manager for the club at a pivotal stage. Parish noted Glasner's history of achieving quick success wherever he has managed. He also stated that Glasner's ambition and "exciting and attacking approach" were a perfect fit for the squad. Parish mentioned his decision was based on a desire to change the playing style and that Glasner was the right person to do it.

You gotta ask, in that time, did the board align itself with this?

A pivotal stage - we sold Olise, Anderson, Eze, Guehi.

Replaced with Lacroix, Riad, Kamada, Wharton, Pinot, Sosa, Canvot, Johnson.

A couple of gambles, a couple of gems...a couple of duds
 
mileend said:
Your skills are better than mine.
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your 90% of the way there Add cheese , if you have pumping bag make tall swirls about 3 inches put in oven until slightly roasted on the outside like cottage pie , or spoon it 2 desert spoons one on top each other and with a fork run it round the outside in a circle motion , job done lol oh use crease proof paper underneath 👍👍
 
Vaibow said:
If we go back to the soundbites and quotes of the plan and goals for Ollie when he joined...

If we can find those quotes, as I recall it being positive, moving up the ladder, trying to achieve that next level... AI summarized Parish.

Steve Parish's Quotes
Steve Parish highlighted Glasner's "outstanding record" and believed he was the right manager for the club at a pivotal stage. Parish noted Glasner's history of achieving quick success wherever he has managed. He also stated that Glasner's ambition and "exciting and attacking approach" were a perfect fit for the squad. Parish mentioned his decision was based on a desire to change the playing style and that Glasner was the right person to do it.

You gotta ask, in that time, did the board align itself with this?

A pivotal stage - we sold Olise, Anderson, Eze, Guehi.

Replaced with Lacroix, Riad, Kamada, Wharton, Pinot, Sosa, Canvot, Johnson.

A couple of gambles, a couple of gems...a couple of duds
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only Anderson was proven prem lge so is Johnson
 
mtp1958 said:
you know the rules of getting old if you see a toilet use it and if your going to fart dont , lesson for youngsters for when they get old 👍👍
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At a certain age you can never trust a fart 💩
 
Glasner is the only the third manager in my near 60 years supporting the club who really allowed the fans to dream, to believe the flirtation with top was more than a quick fling; the other two managers being Venables and Coppell.

In each of the three cases the failure to push on was largely perceived to be based on the the failings of the ownership in selling key players and the failure to replace them adequately.

Venables is now largely judged as a spiv who reaped the benefits of Malcolm Allison’s work.
Coppell is still treated as a hero and is revered by the fans.
How will history treat Glasner?
I hop a little kinder than he’s being treated at present.
 
“work continues on the January window”

I read the club’s announcement that they are sticking with OG as designed to patch the huge hole that OG just blew in their recruitment negotiating position.
 
mtp1958 said:
that says to me no self control , I loved management like that spit there dummy out but wouldn't look at there part in failure ,then when told that was the issue and not make adjustments ,
was Glasner told
A. we will strength the squad or B. we only have 60m to play with to strength the squad , at his interview ,
im sure parish didnt say we had 120m to spend on the squad each window or season , Ive really lost faith in glasner , he is acting like a spoilt child , if he really loved the club for what we are he would have got on with the job and also committed , Roy done best for the club , Coppell to , since them two its whats best for them , sad indictment of todays football
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Agree. If Glasner wants a new challenge, he can come and manage Hungerford Town.
We've seen a very unpleasant side to him this weekend.
For all that talk about 'we will stay humble ', it's highly arrogant to field a team that had never played together against Macclesfield.
Also unforgivable were the comments he made about his bench yesterday. 'Kids'! He summons Danny Imray back from Blackpool and then says that about him. Abysmal man-management.
 
As BBC reports, Everton can do it:
“Phenomenal win for Everton with a threadbare squad and a subs bench full of kids. Really missing the core of our team with Dewsbury-Hall injured, plus Gueye and Ndiaye going all the way to the AFCON final with Senegal. Hard work pays off, credit where it’s due!”
 
Glasner has big balls.
The Board are backing him.
Let's see what the players and fans do
Personally, I'd still cheer them onto the pitch at the start of a game.
I'd really like to be able to applaud as they leave the pitch too 👍
 
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