[Albion] Fabian Hürzeler **SINGED 15/06/2024**

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Would Fabian Hurzeler be a good replacement for RDZ?


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Kalimantan Gull

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Aug 13, 2003
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Central Borneo / the Lizard
I thought Adingra had a cracking game today
Yeah, me too, I thought most of our good stuff in the first half went through him. I sense a little bit of an agenda from some who are very quick to criticise, perhaps because he is not at Mitomas level, perhaps because his defending is not the best, perhaps because they need something spectacular now and again, but for me he's always looking to make something happen in attack, still a lot of raw potential there and I like him.
 


Zeberdi

“Vorsprung durch Technik”
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Oct 20, 2022
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I wonder where the Hürzeler Out Campaign (HOC) goes now?

Just imagine them time warping back to the Amex 11 years ago and trying to convince those angry fans walking out of another Hyypiä shit show that they are a 'passionate' fan from the future and have been campaigning for most of the season to get our manager out, the manager who beat Man Utd, Spurs, Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea at home?

They'd be shown up for the precious, emotional, reactionary lunatics that they are! What a game!

Hopefully that's the end of this absurd bunch but you just know that we're only a draw away with a bottom 10 to them rearing their loud but reckless heads again.
TBH, if we drop points against Spurs next week after beating Liverpool 3-2, I’d be hard pushed to find it in myself to play wack-a-mole with HOCs :lol:
 


AZ Gull

@SeagullsAcademy @seagullsacademy.bsky.social
Oct 14, 2003
13,894
Chandler, AZ
I wonder where the Hürzeler Out Campaign (HOC) goes now?

Just imagine them time warping back to the Amex 11 years ago and trying to convince those angry fans walking out of another Hyypiä shit show that they are a 'passionate' fan from the future and have been campaigning for most of the season to get our manager out, the manager who beat Man Utd, Spurs, Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea at home?

They'd be shown up for the precious, emotional, reactionary lunatics that they are! What a game!

Hopefully that's the end of this absurd bunch but you just know that we're only a draw away with a bottom 10 to them rearing their loud but reckless heads again.
@Justice won't give in that easily!
 






Zeberdi

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Oct 20, 2022
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Yeah, me too, I thought most of our good stuff in the first half went through him. I sense a little bit of an agenda from some who are very quick to criticise, perhaps because he is not at Mitomas level, perhaps because his defending is not the best, perhaps because they need something spectacular now and again, but for me he's always looking to make something happen in attack, still a lot of raw potential there and I like him.
Tbf, it’s probably mostly this.

However, 3 or 4 seasons ago, we’d be singing his praises no question but we move on - the overall level of our squad is that much higher (despite some shocking performances this season)

IMO He just is not in the same league as Mitoma, Baleba, Minteh, Welbeck or Rutter to name a few - he could be so much better (probably)
 


Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
25,331
GOSBTS
Win at Spurs and he’s only 1 point behind the season RDZ got us Europe…
 


Zeberdi

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Oct 20, 2022
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Win at Spurs and he’s only 1 point behind the season RDZ got us Europe…
As Hürzeler said of Howell after the match, paraphrasing the great Matt Busby:

”I always give young players the chance because it's not about your age if you're good enough and that is the reason Harry Howell got an opportunity and he did great, he came into the game and made an impact."

I think it’s fair to say the same of Hürzeler.
 
















Barham's tash

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Jun 8, 2013
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Doha
IMO He just is not in the same league as Mitoma, Baleba, Minteh, Welbeck or Rutter to name a few - he could be so much better (probably)

IMO He just is not in the same league as Mitoma, Baleba, Minteh, Welbeck or Rutter to name a few - he could be so much better (probably)
As FH alluded to in his chat with messrs McGhee and Adams - he cited Adingra as being so young and talented with room to grow.
 










Flounce

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Nov 15, 2006
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Not really. The top 6 were better than this year.
The bottom 3 were better. The bit in between has marginally improved this year.
But Spurs Utd, West Ham significantly weaker now
For all the praise deservedly heaped on RDZ from the moment he arrived to post Roma, I’m 100% behind Simon Jordan’s comment that he became “poisonous”, which to me definitely sours his legacy.

I took a long time to warm to FH due to some of the chaos he brought earlier in the season but I love the way he admits he is learning and it’s now bearing fruit. The fact that I have not heard a single complaint about injuries or not being backed is highly impressive, it would have been an easy thing to fall back on in a few periods this season where it almost turned toxic.
 




dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
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For all the praise deservedly heaped on RDZ from the moment he arrived to post Roma, I’m 100% behind Simon Jordan’s comment that he became “poisonous”, which to me definitely sours his legacy.

I took a long time to warm to FH and some of the chaos he brought earlier in the season but I love the way he admits he is learning and it’s now bearing fruit. The fact that I have not heard a single complaint about injuries or not being backed is highly impressive, it would have been an easy thing to fall back on in a few periods this season where it almost turned toxic.
Trust the process :thumbsup: :lolol:
 


One Teddy Maybank

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Aug 4, 2006
24,484
Worthing
Trust the process :thumbsup: :lolol:
He even said in a recent interview that “I know I keep saying trust the process, but…….”
Learning from that as well.
For all the praise deservedly heaped on RDZ from the moment he arrived to post Roma, I’m 100% behind Simon Jordan’s comment that he became “poisonous”, which to me definitely sours his legacy.

I took a long time to warm to FH due to some of the chaos he brought earlier in the season but I love the way he admits he is learning and it’s now bearing fruit. The fact that I have not heard a single complaint about injuries or not being backed is highly impressive, it would have been an easy thing to fall back on in a few periods this season where it almost turned toxic.
i think Jordan was OTT but arguably not far off, my quote was more about the points comparison instead of league position, certainly wasn’t an RdZ vs FH thing….

League position is ultimately all that matters.
Couldn’t even tell you our points last season….
 


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