Everyone now against Sherwood - Why?

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ChicagoGull

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• May 27, 2014

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At the end of OG's tenure people spoke about him in a positive light, his GOS interview was equally positive but whenever I see him mentioned now it's with horror or dejection.

Why?

And if not him, and Clement has all but ruled himself out, who?

 

Frutos

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• May 27, 2014

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I've been against him from the start - I believe we need more experience in charge than he has to offer.

 

Guinness Boy

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• May 27, 2014

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Frutos said:

I've been against him from the start - I believe we need more experience in charge than he has to offer.

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Ditto. Also no gilet.

 

Driver8

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• May 27, 2014

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Because he is a cock.

 

ozzygull

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• May 27, 2014

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I'm not, I think he will be an interesting choice

 

BRIGHT ON Q

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Get him in, lets have a different approach.

 

Tarpon

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Frutos said:

I've been against him from the start - I believe we need more experience in charge than he has to offer.

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Ditto as well. Also his eyes are too close together.

 

Max Paper

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• May 27, 2014

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I was against him at the start but looking at what's on offer (Mowbury, Houghton, Neil ****ing Lennon) I'd take Sherwood now. Bergkamp with Liam Brady running the academy is my choice though

 

Tarpon

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Driver8 said:

Because he is a cock.

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This mainly tho.

 

pasty

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• May 27, 2014

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I'm not against him. Be pretty happy with his appointment.

 

Taybha

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• May 27, 2014

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Because time and time again the people on this forum and all football forums on the planet have shown they know fook all about football

 

upthealbion1970

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• May 27, 2014

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Not against him at all

 

Hugh'sDad

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• May 27, 2014

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Perhaps he will make the grade as a manager, but I think that this club needs a manager who has built a team and escaped this league before.

I'm not sure he's played at this level or this division before, it requires a certain mindset and understanding that the inhabitants of the thoroughbred Premiership don't always get.

There are better bets than him, out there - let him cut his teeth elswhere.

 

Monkey Man

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• May 27, 2014

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We know we're not a big enough club for the likes of Moyes, or Poyet (now), or most people linked with Premier clubs.

We also like to think that we're too big a challenge for Russell Slade, Karl Robinson and other lower-league managers.

So that really means that Tim Sherwood is probably at the upper end of our expectations. We're Brighton. Just because we think it's the best club in the world doesn't make it an A-list job for most managers.

 

Blue Valkyrie

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• May 27, 2014

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Would be very, very disappointed if we appointed him.

A goon, with very little experience in being in charge.

 

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martin tyler

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• May 27, 2014

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Personally willing to give any person who is giving the opportunity to prove me wrong. Sherwood may not be mine or a lot of others first choice but he will have my 100% support no matter what

 

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Mike Small

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• May 27, 2014

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Please no. Tactically naive, football clichéd, divisive and really annoying.

 

Ludensian Gull

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• May 27, 2014

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Having read the thread about him when he took the Spurs job i have been very surprised by the amount of folk who see him as a good manager. Most of the comments about him then were pretty derogatory.

 

Diego Napier

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• May 27, 2014

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ChicagoGull said:

At the end of OG's tenure people spoke about him in a positive light, his GOS interview was equally positive but whenever I see him mentioned now it's with horror or dejection.

Why?

And if not him, and Clement has all but ruled himself out, who?

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Daft post, since Oscar resigned there have always been lots of people for and lots against, just stop selectively reading the many comments on the subject and you'll see.

 

Pavilionaire

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• May 27, 2014

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I wouldn't say Sherwood is at the upper end of our expectations. If anything, it's the other way around - the reason being right now there are a lot of managers with good CVs looking for work, e.g:

Big names - Moyes, Laudrup, O'Neill. Championship success - Mackay, Hughton. Other Prem - Steve Clarke, Meulensteen, Di Matteo. International - Yakin, Lennon, Rangnick.