- Location
- Cashel , Co Tipp
- Country
- Ireland
Makes a great wife though .One swallow doesn't make a summer.
A headed goal has been rarer than hens teeth.
Makes a great wife though .One swallow doesn't make a summer.
A headed goal has been rarer than hens teeth.
Well they might as well now!Looks like Eze and Wharton will miss Wolves.
Eze hamstring and Wharton groin.
I really think the medical people should get Wharton operated on once and for all.
Noooooo you don't want a wife that 'does that' others are by far better(& fun) *cough*Makes a great wife though .
Who would you bring in?He might not be all of the problem but he clearly isn’t the solution either. For whatever reasons there was clearly a breakdown in the summer between what he wanted in terms of players and what he got. It’s now too late to give him the players he wants so I think we have to bring in somebody who can get something more from the players we have. That is clearly very harsh on OG but we are where we are and that is being in desperate trouble. Something has got to change
The question is, who would want to come in?Who would you bring in?
Ha ha. Cue Benny Hill chase sequence music...The question is, who would want to come in?
Good question. At this point I am not sure it is so important who it is just that we make a change to galvanise us. Well I say that but so long as it’s not Pardew …Who would you bring in?
Or Hodgson!!Good question. At this point I am not sure it is so important who it is just that we make a change to galvanise us. Well I say that but so long as it’s not Pardew …
You see, you don't actually know, and that's not a criticism of your opinion, just like many others you are confused and upset by the current predicament, particularly when last season we finished in such splendid style - I heard no such criticism of Glasner then.Good question. At this point I am not sure it is so important who it is just that we make a change to galvanise us. Well I say that but so long as it’s not Pardew …
As I say I don’t necessarily blame him for where we are and I am very critical of our summer transfer business. Unfortunately though we can’t change that now and we have to look at getting the best set of results from where we are.You see, you don't actually know, and that's not a criticism of your opinion, just like many others you are confused and upset by the current predicament, particularly when last season we finished in such splendid style - I heard no such criticism of Glasner then.
But stand back and take a look at what happened close season and the usual suspects emerge - Parish and Freedman, with a rash of poor signings, late signings, releasing players who it might have been wise to hold onto, holding onto the wrong players, lack of a proper pre-season etc etc.
And it's not just Glasner who has been stymied, all our recent managers have had to deal with these two clowns in one way or the other. One could say "Well, that's the nature of it" and yes it is, but don't blame the manager too much.
Personally I think it would be a big mistake to get rid of Glasner now. We beat Spurs, remember?
But you still can't name a replacement.As I say I don’t necessarily blame him for where we are and I am very critical of our summer transfer business. Unfortunately though we can’t change that now and we have to look at getting the best set of results from where we are.
As somebody else has said it’s not a question of whether OG is a good manager as whether he is the right manager for the current situation and squad we have. So far the evidence is that he isn’t. We can’t just keep doing what we are doing as that will get us relegated, which would be a disaster for a club like us.
The only thing we can change at this stage is the manager. Does that make OG a bit of an unfair victim of circumstances? Quite probably. Is doing nothing an option? Not really
I feel about as enthusiastic about Moyes’ style as you do but I also think if we had him we’d have more points than we do right now. At the moment we are getting less than a point a game. In terms of results it cannot get much worse so while somebody like Moyes would be met with a collective groan it would almost certainly be more effective. We can’t just persist with something that is failing and one of our worst starts ever because we don’t have a perfect alternativeBut you still can't name a replacement.
I would say that any manager who has the quality and experience to find a way out of this self made mess will probably be asking for sizable transfer funds, a say on who comes in, and more than likely, is already employed. Which leaves the others. Don't say Moyes please.