Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
Interesting that the one thing FFP was introduced for, to drive down wages, seems to have had little effect albeit a little early in the process
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Is Tony Bloom letting his heart rule his head over Sami?
- Thread starter Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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At the end of the day Sami has not got what it takes, most of the fans know that. What the backers of Sami need to answer is how is Sami going to turn this around. What experience does he have. Why did he get sacked from his last club. And at what point do you say enough is enough. So how many points does he need from the next 3 games or can he lose all of them and still keep his job. Come on stick your necks out and tell the rest of us, at what point do you not back him over the coming weeks.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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Well it would appear the chairman would not agree with you.
See Rugrat #79
spring hall convert
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Thanks, you saved me the bother.
spring hall convert
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Micky Adams had us believe you needed to kick your way out of League One. Gus showed us we didn't.
Swansea are a recent example of a side that footballed their way out of this division. They had major ups and downs getting there and not every manager worked out. They got there though.
spring hall convert
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Division One is the Premier League. I think you mean League One (Division 3)
Unless you have stopped trolling Tony Bloom?
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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I back him for as long as Tony Bloom backs him. Simple. It is the only rational stance given available evidence.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
A very good post, but for me I wouldn't love to see a British manager particularly, I would love to see a successful, experienced manager, British or not.
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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He did the same with Garcia, that didn't turn out too badly.
symyjym
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Agree, some people are convinced that we play a different game over here. At the end of the day football is football, with the same rules around the world, and considering that the German way has made them world champions, I don't see a problem in having a manager who is experienced in the German league.
It's not like a draught player coming in to teach chess.
Grapes of Wrath
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You are ducking the issue, wait for some else to make your mind up for you,You either have full faith in Sami turning this around or you don't. Nobody really knows what Tony is privately thinking. It's a cop out to let some else tell you what to think.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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It is rational to be influenced by someone infinitely better informed than yourself.
You should try it sometime...
It is rational to be influenced by someone infinitely better informed than yourself.
You should try it sometime...
How informed is that, do you know him personally, does he like to admit it when he gets it wrong? At the end of the day he is answerable to the shareholders. Trouble also with your theory is that at some stage if results do not improve sack him. Would it be fair to say that when this happens, that I would be better informed then him. Do you really think that if Sami is on borrowed time, that Tony would come out and say it. Course he won't, but just maybe he has got plans in place to make the change swiftly. Meanwhile you will be running around turkey that's been told by the farmer that you are not Christmas dinner, he just wants you well fed. Well here is some news for you. Come Christmas just like Sami you will be stuffed and wondering why oh why did you not see what most others can
Machiavelli
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Is this meant to assuage us?