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Those tactics last night are what you'd expect from Ole or Lampard. Someone that hasn't been in the game for long. It was embarrassing.

Mase wrote:Those tactics last night are what you'd expect from Ole or Lampard. Someone that hasn't been in the game for long. It was embarrassing.

Calm down! You'll end up having a heart attack

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Mase wrote:Those tactics last night are what you'd expect from Ole or Lampard. Someone that hasn't been in the game for long. It was embarrassing.

Calm down! You'll end up having a heart attack

It's got to you that hasn't it

Stop getting emotional. It's only someone's opinion.

Mase wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Mase wrote:Those tactics last night are what you'd expect from Ole or Lampard. Someone that hasn't been in the game for long. It was embarrassing.

Calm down! You'll end up having a heart attack

It's got to you that hasn't it

Stop getting emotional. It's only someone's opinion.

All I'm doing is giving my opinion, you're the one getting bothered by it.

Mase wrote:Those tactics last night are what you'd expect from Ole or Lampard. Someone that hasn't been in the game for long. It was embarrassing.

Pep is a smart man.

He knows we are struggling defensively with injuries,and players getting old,and out of form.

He like us watches us make 2,3,fuck ups nearly every game these days..

So why then did he play to our weaknesses by taking off our attacking threat and invite Wolves to go on the front foot for a full 60 minutes ?

Let us also not forget this is the same Manager that has refused to abandon his own Football philosophy regardless of the circumstances.Yet he does just that when we are miraculously 2-0 up and down to 10 men.He was Wolves MOM last night.

Every fan i know said the worst thing he could do in the Derby was play Angelnio against James.What does he do ?,he does just that.

Like i said can not escape the feeling he is deliberately making our problems much worse.

Also wtf is his problem with Foden.

Mase wrote:There was people the other week claiming Mancini had lost the dressing room towards the end of his reign.

How would you explain Pep's relationship with the current players? Quite clear they don't want to play for him!

Well as far as the Manici thing goes it’s been rumored that several of our players threatened to put in transfer requests if he wasn’t fired and Kompany and Zabs were the most vocal.

JamieMCFC wrote:

Mase wrote:There was people the other week claiming Mancini had lost the dressing room towards the end of his reign.

How would you explain Pep's relationship with the current players? Quite clear they don't want to play for him!

Well as far as the Manici thing goes it’s been rumored that several of our players threatened to put in transfer requests if he wasn’t fired and Kompany and Zabs were the most vocal.

Really? I heard it was Dzeko that went to the chairman behind Mancini's back.

Thinking back to how that was handled it was ridiculous. I remember travelling down to Wembley on the coach and we knew Pellers was joining before we'd even got to the ground for the Wigan final.

Peps builds teams sits back and they get on with it, with us we have no rhythm. Week to week we have issues or like the performance in Leicester game we remind ourselves how good we are. Let's face it we are second best not what Pep or the club wanted, but our flaws are exposed more by the vermins run. If we have a comfort it is the Kremlin will be all over the decline and be sorting out double quick. Take our medicine and learn.

If Pep is to leave at end of the season (worst case scenario), who should we get as his replacement? I'm not convinced he'll stay or go, his stance for not extending his contract might have affected players mindset and consequently lost their edge and desire along with his tactics and picking the right personnel.

Personally I'd avoid the likes of Arteta, Van Bronckhorst ect. I don't think we are going down that route seeing we let Arteta go. Not sure up and coming manager's can command a dressing room full of high profile players.
I'm not sure Brenda will be any different to Pep, he doesn't seem to have a Plan B. If we're going conservative which I highly doubt, Allegri would be our best option.
If we are looking locally, Chris Wilder or Eddie Howe; they're not good enough.

I would go for Poch if he's still available , yes he hasn't won anything but with the right backing it's a punt worth taking. Not to mention he's good with promoting youth.

Outcast wrote:If Pep is to leave at end of the season (worst case scenario), who should we get as his replacement? I'm not convinced he'll stay or go, his stance for not extending his contract might have affected players mindset and consequently lost their edge and desire along with his tactics and picking the right personnel.

Personally I'd avoid the likes of Arteta, Van Bronckhorst ect. I don't think we are going down that route seeing we let Arteta go. Not sure up and coming manager's can command a dressing room full of high profile players.
I'm not sure Brenda will be any different to Pep, he doesn't seem to have a Plan B. If we're going conservative which I highly doubt, Allegri would be our best option.
If we are looking locally, Chris Wilder or Eddie Howe; they're not good enough.

I would go for Poch if he's still available , yes he hasn't won anything but with the right backing it's a punt worth taking. Not to mention he's good with promoting youth.

My choice also would be Poch.

Spurs dropped a Bollock letting him go.

I think the friction there between him and the chairman Levy was a disagreement on which direction the Club was going.

Poch knew Spurs needed quality additions to carry on evolving.Levy being the tight t**t he is was happy just to tread water and finish Top 6 each season.

zabbadabbado wrote:

Outcast wrote:If Pep is to leave at end of the season (worst case scenario), who should we get as his replacement? I'm not convinced he'll stay or go, his stance for not extending his contract might have affected players mindset and consequently lost their edge and desire along with his tactics and picking the right personnel.

Personally I'd avoid the likes of Arteta, Van Bronckhorst ect. I don't think we are going down that route seeing we let Arteta go. Not sure up and coming manager's can command a dressing room full of high profile players.
I'm not sure Brenda will be any different to Pep, he doesn't seem to have a Plan B. If we're going conservative which I highly doubt, Allegri would be our best option.
If we are looking locally, Chris Wilder or Eddie Howe; they're not good enough.

I would go for Poch if he's still available , yes he hasn't won anything but with the right backing it's a punt worth taking. Not to mention he's good with promoting youth.

My choice also would be Poch.

Spurs dropped a Bollock letting him go

I think the friction there between him and the chairman Levy was a disagreement on which direction the Club was going.

Poch knew Spurs needed quality additions to carry on evolving.Levy being the tight t**t he is was happy just to tread water and finish Top 6 each season.

Agree he is like Bobby Manc psssion and we get Kane to replace Sergio, feels bad typing that.

Some utterly ridiculous, beyond speculative, hyperbolic, and sensational words written down in this thread.

Wow

PrezIke wrote:Some utterly ridiculous, beyond speculative, hyperbolic, and sensational words written down in this thread.

Wow

And also some home truths

PrezIke wrote:Some utterly ridiculous, beyond speculative, hyperbolic, and sensational words written down in this thread.

Wow

Name people

Ridiculous to sack our greatest manager. Ederson fucked up and Mendy was fouled. Pep had to worry about Sunday as well. The FA Cup is more important now.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

PrezIke wrote:Some utterly ridiculous, beyond speculative, hyperbolic, and sensational words written down in this thread.

Wow

And also some home truths

some on here can’t handle the truth

the club is going to pot but they are still happily clapping along

window licking mongs

Nigels Tackle wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

PrezIke wrote:Some utterly ridiculous, beyond speculative, hyperbolic, and sensational words written down in this thread.

Wow

And also some home truths

some on here can’t handle the truth

the club is going to pot but they are still happily clapping along

window licking mongs

The club is going to pot? Bwahahahahaha

Where's Franny Lee with a takeover bid when you need him?

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:

PrezIke wrote:Some utterly ridiculous, beyond speculative, hyperbolic, and sensational words written down in this thread.

Wow

And also some home truths

some on here can’t handle the truth

the club is going to pot but they are still happily clapping along

window licking mongs

The club is going to pot? Bwahahahahaha

Where's Franny Lee with a takeover bid when you need him?

We were never at the highs of last season just before Lee took over. So you're comparing an average team to a poor-average team.

Going from winning the lot and every player playing for the manager, everyone at the club looking happy to Wolves doing the double over us.

Why are you just responding emotionally today? Like people are actually digging you out with their opinion?

What's your fascination with emotions?

I'm laughing at the absurdity of this thread and some of the comments in it.

It's as if the last couple of seasons never happened.

Becoming what we despised for so long, entitled cunts.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:What's your fascination with emotions?

I'm laughing at the absurdity of this thread and some of the comments in it.

It's as if the last couple of seasons never happened.

Becoming what we despised for so long, entitled cunts.

Entitled because we're saying "if Pep wants out, then let him go".

You're not even engaging in debate. You're just seeing a comment you don't like and responding with - hehehehehehe let's get Alan Ball back.

It's like someone is attacking you personally.