BensGrandad
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Is there a more despicable whining manager about than Billy Davies, he makes Sir Alex sound like a saint.
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Billy Davies
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GreersElbow
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It goes along with his face, and I'm sorry if this offends people. But he has a face that just needs to be slapped.
Ninja Elephant
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- Feb 16, 2009
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His team have had some incredible luck recently. Penalties, gaffes, other teams falling on their faces.... Grim. Fantastic club, but Google of a manager.
GreersElbow
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Can't bear the bloke. An appallingly bad loser (and winner).
seagullsovergrimsby
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What do you expect ? He is a sweaty sock.
middletoenail
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Is he any worse than our Gus when it comes to whining?
"I'll go home"
"I'll go home"
KNC
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Most of this, horrible little Sweaty.
His programme notes against us were cringeworthy.
His programme notes against us were cringeworthy.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Funny if we beat them in the play offs, I'd just love it
Phat Baz 68
Get a ****ing life mate !
- Apr 16, 2011
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Must be related to Jim Davidson he's an odious little prat too !
SeagullSongs
And it's all gone quiet..
The smug look on his face after another late penalty (it was stonewall though) in his post-match interview yesterday made me want to punch him.
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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I can think of two; Pulis and Dalglish (not technically a manager now but definitely a whiner!)
If he wasn't our manager there's a good chance I wouldn't like him either.
But his record at this level is rather good. He just seems to have the forumla to get teams in the top 6. Granted, it's then a lottery, but considering how competitive the Championship is, it's a brilliant record.
There was an interview with him by our local news, think its on bbc football somewhere, and he has bought his own dvd/tv/computer system for his house. He films every training session, match and watches opposition matches. His attention to detail is brilliant, which is shown by the use of his subs in most games.
He has his flaws, of course he does, that's why he manages us. They're mainly personal ones in my opinion, he is very good at creating a siege mentality in a sense, and I think sometimes he takes it to the point of its him against the world. But so far he seems to have learnt from a few of his mistakes.
After how he was treated by Derby when he took them up, I think he deserves a shot at managing in the Prem again, without the rug being pulled from underneath him on his transfer deals in the summer.
As for our 'luck' recently. I don't think any of the red cards were undeserved, nor the penalties we've had in the last two games. The added time has been justified, Blackpool were timewasting from the 1st minute on Saturday and there were 3 reasonably long injury treatments against Burnley.
I think it's natural to see other teams good form as having an element of luck though, and thinking you don't get much of it yourself. When in actual fact, we can point at plenty of decisions and actions in the last few games which we can consider we were on the unlucky end of.
But his record at this level is rather good. He just seems to have the forumla to get teams in the top 6. Granted, it's then a lottery, but considering how competitive the Championship is, it's a brilliant record.
There was an interview with him by our local news, think its on bbc football somewhere, and he has bought his own dvd/tv/computer system for his house. He films every training session, match and watches opposition matches. His attention to detail is brilliant, which is shown by the use of his subs in most games.
He has his flaws, of course he does, that's why he manages us. They're mainly personal ones in my opinion, he is very good at creating a siege mentality in a sense, and I think sometimes he takes it to the point of its him against the world. But so far he seems to have learnt from a few of his mistakes.
After how he was treated by Derby when he took them up, I think he deserves a shot at managing in the Prem again, without the rug being pulled from underneath him on his transfer deals in the summer.
As for our 'luck' recently. I don't think any of the red cards were undeserved, nor the penalties we've had in the last two games. The added time has been justified, Blackpool were timewasting from the 1st minute on Saturday and there were 3 reasonably long injury treatments against Burnley.
I think it's natural to see other teams good form as having an element of luck though, and thinking you don't get much of it yourself. When in actual fact, we can point at plenty of decisions and actions in the last few games which we can consider we were on the unlucky end of.
Blues Rock DJ
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Steve Evans ex Crawley, think they were separated at birth.