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(28-09-2020, 04:14 PM)ozzyten10 Wrote: good in one respect - he cant really complain if we are as bad again on Saturday if he gets the chop and we will all see for ourselves if the players are behind him by their actions and attitudes on the pitch... I'm hoping for a win but more importantly an improved performance with some patterns of play and more support of the striker.
he then gets two weeks to work with the majority of the players or a new head coach will...
Can't disagree with any of that Oz.
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Pearson left Hull in the lurch, fell out with Leicester, fell out with Derby and fell out with Watford. He’s a liability and a complete ****. I wouldn’t want him anywhere near this football club, but if he did come here I’d give it 6 months before he made a **** of himself again.
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Most passive aggressive person I’ve ever met...weirdo.
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(28-09-2020, 09:51 PM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Pearson left Hull in the lurch, fell out with Leicester, fell out with Derby and fell out with Watford. He’s a liability and a complete ****. I wouldn’t want him anywhere near this football club, but if he did come here I’d give it 6 months before he made a **** of himself again.
I get you but barring Derby he has got results in those 6 months before the fallings out. Seems like another Davies character. Seeing as the life expectancy of a manager here is only about 6 months anyway whats to lose?
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(29-09-2020, 12:42 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: (28-09-2020, 09:51 PM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Pearson left Hull in the lurch, fell out with Leicester, fell out with Derby and fell out with Watford. He’s a liability and a complete ****. I wouldn’t want him anywhere near this football club, but if he did come here I’d give it 6 months before he made a **** of himself again.
I get you but barring Derby he has got results in those 6 months before the fallings out. Seems like another Davies character. Seeing as the life expectancy of a manager here is only about 6 months anyway whats to lose?
He left Hull in 7th 1 point of 6th with a game in hand, he is entitled to be ambitious and think about a club that matches his ambitions, this is the fundamental of a manager, ambition and a club that fits, 7th 1point off with a game in hand is not leaving a club in the lurch
Leicester owner showed a new manager around while Pearson was still there and just prior to that had castigated a player for bringing facism and national socialist and racial tensions into the dressing room and Pearson is obviously all for unity and team spirit and not mirrored by he former owner
Mad Mel was sending a drone over the training ground spying on the sessions, idiot, sneaky and undermining
He rammed home what was required to the Watford players in the dressing room, all the leaders of the dressing room stood up for Pearson who were at the time 1 point clear of relegation and prior at the time of Pearson's appointment were 7 points adrift
His son dragged him into an ugly incident which left Pearson no room for manouvre
Overall an amazing record of promotions, winning leagues, getting into the play offs and going down all guns blazing, overcoming all the demons and hitting the ground running the next season
Set up Leicester in every way, form, set up, players for their PL push
This is the fella, he has principles and just needs an owner that respects his space to do his work, simple
All the incidents over 20 years of top class performance, loyalty, devotion and passion
Plus he gives a good interview, honest, tells it how it is, gets into the refs and opposing teams managers and players heads
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He really is a strange character though. Countless stories of very strange behaviour and the way he conducts himself can be damaging to clubs...
I do get the other side though. He does tend to get results - he just wouldn’t even consider taking the role in my opinion after the Watford debacle - he’ll be walking into a similar structure here...
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I've got to say that PSS makes an extremely convincing argument.
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(29-09-2020, 01:18 PM)PsychoStanleyStone Wrote: (29-09-2020, 12:42 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: (28-09-2020, 09:51 PM)Sabricadabra Wrote: Pearson left Hull in the lurch, fell out with Leicester, fell out with Derby and fell out with Watford. He’s a liability and a complete ****. I wouldn’t want him anywhere near this football club, but if he did come here I’d give it 6 months before he made a **** of himself again.
I get you but barring Derby he has got results in those 6 months before the fallings out. Seems like another Davies character. Seeing as the life expectancy of a manager here is only about 6 months anyway whats to lose?
He left Hull in 7th 1 point of 6th with a game in hand, he is entitled to be ambitious and think about a club that matches his ambitions, this is the fundamental of a manager, ambition and a club that fits, 7th 1point off with a game in hand is not leaving a club in the lurch
Leicester owner showed a new manager around while Pearson was still there and just prior to that had castigated a player for bringing facism and national socialist and racial tensions into the dressing room and Pearson is obviously all for unity and team spirit and not mirrored by he former owner
Mad Mel was sending a drone over the training ground spying on the sessions, idiot, sneaky and undermining
He rammed home what was required to the Watford players in the dressing room, all the leaders of the dressing room stood up for Pearson who were at the time 1 point clear of relegation and prior at the time of Pearson's appointment were 7 points adrift
His son dragged him into an ugly incident which left Pearson no room for manouvre
Overall an amazing record of promotions, winning leagues, getting into the play offs and going down all guns blazing, overcoming all the demons and hitting the ground running the next season
Set up Leicester in every way, form, set up, players for their PL push
This is the fella, he has principles and just needs an owner that respects his space to do his work, simple
All the incidents over 20 years of top class performance, loyalty, devotion and passion
Plus he gives a good interview, honest, tells it how it is, gets into the refs and opposing teams managers and players heads
I’m sold.
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this is weird, people even replying to my incoherent ramblings never mind agreeing, what is wrong with you all today?
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(29-09-2020, 02:20 PM)PsychoStanleyStone Wrote: this is weird, people even replying to my incoherent ramblings never mind agreeing, what is wrong with you all today?
You almost had me convinced :)
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Same, and it suits our fan base as everyone will want him out pretty quickly if it goes wrong. Maybe this is what we should be looking at, managers specialising in short term success.
Essentially using the tactic of firing up the squad, over working them and then trying to ride the wave. Basically mourinho's early tactic
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