brightonmark1234
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sorry disagree with the legend who is alan mullery
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Sami Hyypia deserves time by Alan Mullery.
- Thread starter Psychobilly freakout
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You keep saying this and every time you're told what a daft idea it is.
Perhaps the hint ought to be taken.
BensGrandad
New member
My reasoning for making AM no 2 is that at 72 years old he is not going to put on a tracksuit again and would leave that to Sami and NJ but his knowledge would be invaluable in helping and relieving some of the pressure on SH. Sir Alex was still managing the top club in Britain at 71so age isnt a barrier if the mind is alert, and football wise I would say AM still has a very alert mind to help out for the rest of this season.
A mex eyecan
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- Nov 3, 2011
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oh my word ..... one of the craziest suggestions I've heard in a long while!
let's build for the future ....
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
Did Lenny Lawrence get the boot from Bolton with dooogie? He'd be a decent addition to the coaching set up.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
He's got time.
Maybe until 9:45pm (ish) tonight.
Win or he has to go.
Maybe until 9:45pm (ish) tonight.
Win or he has to go.
spanish flair
Well-known member
How about we get someone in who knows a good player (Chief Scout) to improve the squad, for these guys to coach, instead of some of the sh*te we have brought in for the past two seasons.
BensGrandad
New member
I suggested that a couple of days ago but was shot down jn flames as he is no good because Bolton sacked him with Douggie. Does not follow though, many managers have been a failure at one club and success at another and vice versa.
Like AM an old experienced head to guide SH while he sorts out the playing tactics etc and could concentrate on that.
Brighton Mod
Its All Too Beautiful
The same Alan Mullery stated in the 1901 lounge before the Blackpool game that we should get a hatful against a club who only had 8 players just before the season. Hmm, Sammi is a fall guy for the strategy followed by the board, lets not forget all that has happened in the last few months. The excuses have already been laid in FFP, injuries, the new manager, but the real issue is with the strategy, a squad on the cheap and totally unrealistic expectations given to us by the chairman and his senior management team. Sammi will be culled, make no error about that and his body language and press releases tell us that he knows this, its now only a mater of time, the question how far will we descend before any changes take place. The advances made in the last three years have been wasted in a matter of months by decisions of those who govern the club, they should be red faced by the fiasco that is playiing out infront of us, this division will be won and lost on the smallest of margins and currently we are on the downside of those margins. Sammi may or may not be a good manager, but he is not the right man for the job at the Amex, the recruitment policy at the club is in freefall, from top to bottom. Currently I see no prospect of us climbing the league only at dropping further, the body language on the pitch and JFC waving his arms around and gesticulating at others were evident for all to see, thers no confidence out there at all.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
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True but that can all change with the stroke of a pen and a kick up the arse.
Brighton Mod
Its All Too Beautiful
What About
Our tactics are predictable
There is no change in strategy on the pitch to reflect what is happening during the game
The REVOLUTIONARY system of pushing up your full backs is not working
His midfield create very little opportunities for themselves or the strikers
The players are not motivated and very low on confidence
We're not scoring goals, but conceeding soft ones
We're not winning games and slipping into the relegation zone
His being sacked will provide a short respite for the board who despite taking their time selected the wrong man in pursuit of their aims of driving down costs without seriously considering the prospect of relegation on the ability of the club to increase its income. Sammi will be a sacrificial lamb for Bloom and Barber, he won't see Christmas.
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
Que sera sera, however we went through all this in the summer with betting coups, rumours, sightings etc etc yet the guys at the top appointed Sami. We need to improve, and that includes players and management.
Should he go, it will look pretty poorly upon those who appointed him.
Then what, the whole process again, this time next year our loanees are gone, any successful players will move on and the 'new' boss will be getting all of this again.
Brighton Mod
Its All Too Beautiful
I do agree, with you, but our current situation needs addressing, him going will not look bad on those who appointed him, although they are totally responsible, he will used as a scapegoat for their lack of due diligence in appointing him.
spanish flair
Well-known member
Unlike the last two seasons I really think that we now only have 1 player, Dunk, that could attract a good fee. We have already sold all our jewels that Gus brought in Noone, Ulloa, Bridcutt, Barnes and Buckley.
GT49er
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Have we actually got a chief scout? If not, we certainly do need a good one!
Re: Alan Mullery - he currently works at The Amex as an Ambassador (whatever that entails), so no reason why he can't chip in with a bit of advice now and again, if that is what all parties want.
It is the vote of confidence by proxy only with saying they have confidence. Would suggest that the end is near unless we get a performance tonight and Saturday. I hope we do,but if we don't I hope we don't sit back and see things carry on like this and give a new manager no chance
BensGrandad
New member
Who would ask his advice SH or TB? What happened to the chief scout who left to manage a club in Spain didnt he come back? Zaga something his name was.
Zigor Aranalde.