Sharktooth
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Ferguson leaving Man Utd
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Val
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I agree on the McCoist front but if you think Lennon is tactically hopeless then why did Milan copy his tactics against Barca and turn them over? Milan got plaudits for it but Celtic were criticised, they played the same containing game and hit on the break.
Neil Lennon is a good young coach still learning his trade, he will coach in the PL in time I just hope it's later rather than sooner.
Val
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I think more than anything Man U can see that Moyes does tend to get the best from his players in a similar mould to what Ferguson does and that is the biggest carrot for them, tactically he seems to do well enough to keep Everton in decent positions and I know he has had a few flirts at the lower end of the table but every manager has had bad seasons (even Ferguson has had them by Man U's standards) no one should argue he is a decent enough coach.
Whether or not he'll do a good job at Man U is all acedemic as he doesn't have the job.....yet, but I think Man U could do a lot worse and although it matters nowt to me who gets the job im glad it looks to be a British coach.
Whether or not he'll do a good job at Man U is all acedemic as he doesn't have the job.....yet, but I think Man U could do a lot worse and although it matters nowt to me who gets the job im glad it looks to be a British coach.
Jdb2005
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Is this the same tactics rangers got slated for under Walter smith in 2008 val?
In any game I've watched celtic it's been shocking. My bro in law is also a season ticket holder at celtic park and he agrees with me. It's a matter of opinion really . And mine is he wouldn't cut it down south. He's also a horrible ugly cretin.
And on McCoist he's not cutting it in sfl3.
Val
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In_The_Rough
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Quality:rofl:
In_The_Rough
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Fergie's european record is nothing to write home about. I also agree think they should have done better over the years. Definitely looking more and more likely that Moyes is gonna be the man. If I were an Everton fan I would not be bothered about him going but more worried who is coming in to replace him, some of the names mentioned are good Laudrup and Martinez but 2 others that have sprung up this morning are Mark Hughes and Martin O'Neil 2 relegation fodder clowns those 2.
But O'Neil is clearly a brilliant manager. He's won a trophy and that's all that counts apparently.........?
In_The_Rough
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Are we on about his days at Celtic? or when he was at Leics? Can't remember that far back I was still at school. Did well at Sunderland though
Good to resume our debate pal how are you this fine morning
Fader
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2 managers that like to splash the cash on worthless players... Everton have no cash so have to sell before they can buy i'd feel for them if either of those 2 relegation monkies got the job! I think Martinez would be a superb appointment for them.
One Planer
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I would like to think Martinez would show Dave Whelan the same loyalty he has been afforded if they are relegated and stay at Wigan.
Are we on about his days at Celtic? or when he was at Leics? Can't remember that far back I was still at school. Did well at Sunderland though
he won a league cup at Leicester, as well as gaining promotion. As for up in Scotland, that doesn't count.
I was only stirring, I agree that both the aforementioned aren't good enough. MON is a poor mans Moyes. He always starts well as he galvanises players but after that the wheels fall off. His self acclaimed record at villa was right up there with Redknapp and Pompey. Splash the cash the. Take the plaudits whilst the team to into financial meltdown.
Btw, I was at school during MON's glory days too. Ain't that old lol
In_The_Rough
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Agree I think Martinez is a good bloke and a good manager and his style of football is very nice to watch. With what he is used to working with at Wigan it will be like winning the lotto at Everton
cookelad
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Agree! I think all Everton fans will be hoping the 2nd two names are forgotten about as quickly as possible!
In_The_Rough
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Are we on about his days at Celtic? or when he was at Leics? Can't remember that far back I was still at school. Did well at Sunderland though
he won a league cup at Leicester, as well as gaining promotion. As for up in Scotland, that doesn't count.
I was only stirring, I agree that both the aforementioned aren't good enough. MON is a poor mans Moyes. He always starts well as he galvanises players but after that the wheels fall off. His self acclaimed record at villa was right up there with Redknapp and Pompey. Splash the cash the. Take the plaudits whilst the team to into financial meltdown.
Btw, I was at school during MON's glory days too. Ain't that old lol
I know mid nineties he was at Leics seems like yesterday when his team of cloggers won the league cup. Does make you feel a bit old but I am only mid thirties so plenty of life left in me yet
In_The_Rough
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Makes him a bad manager eh
No but it reduces revenue in the club shop, not gonna sell many photos of him are you
bladeplayer
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Most definately, :thup:... ah theres a few good managers out there ,
Must admit some of the comments here regarding DM have made me smile tho ,
FairwayDodger
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That's true up to a point, certainly on their reasons for getting their jobs. I think Lennon has shown the potential to be a decent manager (especially when he keeps the lid on his temper and paranoia); he's growing into the role. Not impressed with McCoist's team this year but think it hard to judge him given the train wreck situation he's working in and he's doing a great job in terms of leading the club. It might still work out for him if he gets the space to concentrate on the football side of things....
Sharktooth
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No but it reduces revenue in the club shop, not gonna sell many photos of him are you
Clubs generate main revenue by selling photos in their shop of their manager?
only joking anyway bit touchy this morning
