Sage is sage

Neither do I. But he was interviewed and overlooked for the Milan job, and ended up at Forrest.

I'm not sure he's elevated himself. He tried, was knocked back so took a job for a worse club on silly money.

Silly money is an achievement in itself though - as fans we probably don't want to acknowledge it, but to become one of the highest paid managers in the world is no small feat.

Who knows what the factors were for Milan, but I think it's incredibly hard to argue that Amorim is a better manager based on their careers to date.

Glasner is still young enough to land a bigger job when Marinakis invariably gets sick of him.
 
I must be in the minority because I wish nothing but goodwill to Glasner and couldn't care less how Forest do.

Glasner gave me the most exciting era of football since the Coppell days and I'll always be thankful to him for that.
He made mistakes with how he handled issues but I was behind his sentiment so can forgive.him for.that.

That's an admirable, mature response.

Sadly I am petty and vindictive, wishing their entire project to fall apart in spectacular fashion, and would take great pleasure in watching it happen.
 
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I must be in the minority because I wish nothing but goodwill to Glasner and couldn't care less how Forest do.

Glasner gave me the most exciting era of football since the Coppell days and I'll always be thankful to him for that.
He made mistakes with how he handled issues but I was behind his sentiment so can forgive.him for.that.
Well said and totally agree.

There will be some idiots hurling abuse at him but that's football.

At least we won't have a juvenile anti Forest owner TIFO on display achieved nothing and cost the club money.
 
Well said and totally agree.

There will be some idiots hurling abuse at him but that's football.

At least we won't have a juvenile anti Forest owner TIFO on display achieved nothing and cost the club money.
Oh it was funny. And it obviously hurt him. A lot. And you only have to google him to understand why this is a victory. Even if a small one in the greater scheme of things.
 
I am in 'Lockstep' with the general thrust of these sentiments.
'Magna cum laude' for the unprecedented success he achieved at our club.
He is worthy of a 'warm' reception and a hearty welcome when he returns to Selhurst Park.
I am in “Lockstep” with the sentiments aired last season regarding Mr Marinakis after his behaviour. I hope that he gets his personal karma. If that means Forest get relegated and Glasner gets sacked in the process then so be it. I bear no animosity towards Forest and couldn’t care less about our former manager who sold out to the devil after claiming to be a South Londoner.
 
In the final analysis Glasner did not 'Up Sticks' in mid-contract and depart for 'Pastures New'.
He decided to seek another challenge,fulfilled his contract and delivered a European Trophy in his final match.

He tried to ‘up sticks’ mid contract by trying to get the sack.
Loved what he won for us , but now he’s a spineless ‘pretend German’ c*nt
 
Neither do I. But he was interviewed and overlooked for the Milan job, and ended up at Forrest.

I'm not sure he's elevated himself. He tried, was knocked back so took a job for a worse club on silly money.

True. When he jacked Chelsea, Man Utd AC Milan etc were looking for a new manager.
They all pied him and he ended up at Forest. 🤣🤣
 
That's an admirable, mature response.

Sadly I am petty and vindictive, wishing their entire project to fall apart in spectacular fashion, and would take great pleasure in watching it happen.

Exactly that.
You can be married for 25 years, then your Mrs f*cks off with a fat Greek mug.
You can still have fond memories of the past with her, love the kids you have together, but hope that her and her new fat Greek fella die painfully and slowly.
 
True. When he jacked Chelsea, Man Utd AC Milan etc were looking for a new manager.
They all pied him and he ended up at Forest. 🤣🤣
when he played up last year, clearly hoping for dismissal, I feel he may have already spoken with mary knickers at forest.
when SP did not sack him, Forest had to employ another.
Funny how he was shifted as soon as Glasner was available this season?
 
I’ve enjoyed watching the games this season far more than under Glasner and Hodgson.

If we can keep working on the press and the intensity / fitness as well as get the defence settled then I think we’ll be ok. Keeping Wharton in January is essential, as is signing the replacement for Lacroix in the centre of the back 3.
I agree and for what its worth I dont see Wharton now leaving till next summer at the earliest. Firstly he himself spoke recently about staying at least another year. Secondly there seems no real appetite to sell him unless to money offered is stupid money. Then there's the usual January window trend. It would need to be a big club that could tempt both Palace and Adam. The giants dont generally like making a big splash mid season unless they feel its urgent.
 
I’ve enjoyed watching the games this season far more than under Glasner and Hodgson.

If we can keep working on the press and the intensity / fitness as well as get the defence settled then I think we’ll be ok. Keeping Wharton in January is essential, as is signing the replacement for Lacroix in the centre of the back 3.
Whether we need to sign a Lacroix replacement in January is by no means certain IMO. Let's see how our current options pan out during the run up to Christmas. If Tomiyasu can keep fit, our loan, Disasi, shows his West Ham form and with Lerma once again showing he can be a solid CB, we may decide to leave a new CB until next Summer given we also already have Richards and Canvot as well as the other loan Ahanor. That's 6 CBs. We don't need more than that.

In any event, I suspect any money we spend in January may well go on a new striker if Mateta and/or Sarr move on.
 
He tried to ‘up sticks’ mid contract by trying to get the sack.
Loved what he won for us , but now he’s a spineless ‘pretend German’ c*nt

Very harsh. He did throw a massive hissy fit, some of which i think we'd all agree was justified.

Did he try and get sacked? I think he said he didn't care if he was sacked i.e. it needed to be said and he was prepared to accept the consequences.

I wasn't always his biggest fan, but when he had a fit 1st XI the football was a good standard and of course ultimately he helped us win some trophies, something we've struggled with over the last 120 years.

When he 'only' signed a 2.5 year contract i was pretty sure at that point he would use the club as a stepping stone - something he is perfectly entitled to do. It's a thank you and we move on.

I have no issue with him getting a massive pay rise, however, the choice of club and in particular the chairman is a strange one. I'm pretty sure he will not see out his contract in full
 
Whether we need to sign a Lacroix replacement in January is by no means certain IMO. Let's see how our current options pan out during the run up to Christmas. If Tomiyasu can keep fit, our loan, Disasi, shows his West Ham form and with Lerma once again showing he can be a solid CB, we may decide to leave a new CB until next Summer given we also already have Richards and Canvot as well as the other loan Ahanor. That's 6 CBs. We don't need more than that.

In any event, I suspect any money we spend in January may well go on a new striker if Mateta and/or Sarr move on.

My thinking is that other than Tomiyasu (recent poor fitness record) we don’t really have anyone for the central role. Richard’s doesn’t look comfortable there and Lerma is not quick enough. Our current centre back is Disasi and he’s not our player.

My punctuation was poor and the signing of the Lacroix replacement was not necessarily essential for January but could stretch to the Summer window.
 
My thinking is that other than Tomiyasu (recent poor fitness record) we don’t really have anyone for the central role. Richard’s doesn’t look comfortable there and Lerma is not quick enough. Our current centre back is Disasi and he’s not our player.

My punctuation was poor and the signing of the Lacroix replacement was not necessarily essential for January but could stretch to the Summer window.
IMO Richards can play there, but only if we set up more like Leeds.

He's good if he's protected. If not he's all over the place in any of the 3 roles.
 
I think these games before the international break were effectively our our "pre-season", and Sage has done his tinkering with the team, as show by the changes

It feels like we have an early view of our best team/combinations - but there is still a bit of work to do with the back 3 and what he will do with Sarr and Mateta up front - but I for one am very excited to see how the Wharton/Timer partnership develops in central midfield 🤩

For me, the real season starts after this international break, and then signs are looking positive with recent performances

COYP!!!!
 
IMO Richards can play there, but only if we set up more like Leeds.

He's good if he's protected. If not he's all over the place in any of the 3 roles.

I can't remember Richards having a good game as the CCB for us. Similarly, Lacroix looked poor in his first couple of games as the RCB, and only when he shifted central did his performances climb. I can also vaguely remember Guehi having some stinkers playing centre of the three.

The more I've watched us play with three central defenders, the more convinced I'm becoming that the CCB is really quite a specialist role.
 

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