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What type of manager is hypia?
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portslade seagull
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One who is going to have too work on a tight budget and pluck cheap players and make them into gems
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Oh god not again.
Finns are VERY undemonstrative as a rule - as far from a latin temperament as it's possible to get. Of course, Sami played for 10 years in front of the kop, so he may well be atypical. I can't see him being all Mourhino or Poyet about things though...
carteater
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oh dear I'm now preparing myself for the numerous binfests over the next year then...
Prince Monolulu
Everything in Moderation
I think I might watch a few games, enjoy the settling in with the new boss, new players and most important new SHIRT then form some sort of opinion as to the guy's playing style and personality.
Why on earth are you posting something sensible? In accordance with NSC tradition you must either write him off now, or declare undying manlove
Southern Scouse
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- Jul 21, 2011
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Ok, Sammi usually wears a track suit but who knows. Likes a solid defence, builds through midfield and uses wide players. Sammi is a born winner. He may not show his anger in public but he loves a goal even though he spent years trying to get his own goal celebration!
He likes his teams to soak up pressure, but likes to attack quickly down the flanks. He is still learning and will make mistakes, but with a three year contract, if honoured, should be able with some money to get us up.
He likes his teams to soak up pressure, but likes to attack quickly down the flanks. He is still learning and will make mistakes, but with a three year contract, if honoured, should be able with some money to get us up.
It's obviously the way Bloom likes it. Hopefully the counter attacking part is the evolution bit.
Lifelong Supporter
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Well after after having something of a headcase and then one who communicated very little I feel we now have somebody, who the players will generally like and respect and who will come over decently in the media. He will be a good ambassador for the club. He will not be raving on the touchline, but I would not want that in any event. A manager needs to keep a cool head.
He got the job from amongst a good deal of competition. Whilst our budget has limitations I believe we pay and support our managers pretty well.
I am sure he will play like so many teams in the Championship. Organised in defence and looking to score on the break.
Solid mid-table is what we can expect.
He got the job from amongst a good deal of competition. Whilst our budget has limitations I believe we pay and support our managers pretty well.
I am sure he will play like so many teams in the Championship. Organised in defence and looking to score on the break.
Solid mid-table is what we can expect.
After reading this I'm definatly going for top 10 this season with progress each season after.
We're the Stripes
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Yep. My recollection of his Leverkusen side (saw them at Dortmund last season) was the likes of Son Heung-Min and Sidney Sam breaking away at a fair old speed and scoring plenty on the counter.
No idea what approach he'll take in the Championship though. It's the sort of thing we'll only know for sure once we get started and are able to identify regular patterns of play.
I hope so, I like the sound of that.
A foreign one who doesn't know the Championship, doesn't know what it takes to get a team promoted, and doesn't have the passion needed to win the playoffs.
We're the Stripes
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Couple of useful insights into how they set up tactically during their best run of form last season:
http://outsideoftheboot.com/2013/12...en-blunt-dortmund-attack-pick-crucial-points/
http://www.zonalmarking.net/2013/12...-to-dominate-the-centre-and-attack-in-behind/
Michael Cox usually knows his stuff.
