So long as Forest don't go up as well. It'd be crap to have no trips to Nottingham OR Sheffield.
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Micky in trouble..
- Thread starter Chucky20
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So long as Forest don't go up as well. It'd be crap to have no trips to Nottingham OR Sheffield.
bhaexpress
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He'll be lucky to get any points against Reading and Millwall. Well be a nice easy payday and probable retirement for Mickey. It does seem that managing a team above League Two is beyond him.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
He did take Leicester back up to the Prem at the first time of asking (although the cheating thieving scumbags had kept almost their entire Premiership squad together from the previous relegation, so this wasn't a great surprise).
Mr Everyone
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Totally with you on Forest. Their fans are such arrogant twatheads. I'd love to play them if we go up next season. Must say, begrudgingly, Billy Davies is pretty good.
Simon Morgan
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But didn't you hear? Sheff Wed are being awarded the League 1 Championship title for the unfairness of their league position and generally being a massive club.
SeeGoals
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should have stayed with port vale!
This
I heard a rumour that title was being awarded to SCC, maybe they've got second place.
Despite this, when Leicester won at Shef Utd recently, Mickey didn't get mentioned on the local TV preview or match highlights. They usually go on and on about old managers, but Mickey seems to be a "non-person" here now!
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A Leicester friend said that there are mixed feelings for Adams and he 'set them back with his transfer policy'.
Leave it out! I'd love to see us boot down United after we did for the Wols last season.
And having one of the massivest thugs in Giles Coke.
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Storer68
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That secongd sending off is HILARIOUS.
what an idiot.
but doesn't look like adams will survive
Published on Mon Feb 07 08:59:34 GMT 2011
MICKY Adams had asked Sheffield United to issue a statement of intent after sliding into the relegation zone before travelling to Portman Road.
So he could scarcely conceal his dismay after watching them capitulate in such alarming fashion against Ipswich Town.
United, who just five years ago had aspirations of qualifying for Europe, are instead destined for League One.
Adams, whose side are now four points adrift of safety, confronted the issue head on during a brutally frank post-match inquest.
“Can it get much worse? I hope not,” he said. “But you’ve got to be fearful that it could.
“Everyone at this club has got to take collective responsibility for the situation we are in. The players, the staff, previous managers and myself, even though I’ve only been here for less than two months. There’s nothing to be gained from hiding that fact.”
Adams inherited a threadbare squad patched up with loan signings when he recently became United’s fourth manager of the season.
“The two sendings-off were ridiculous,” Adams said. “I’m not complaining. I can’t condone what either did.”
Jewell must be breathing a sigh of relief that the transfer window has now closed. For Adams, meanwhile, it can not re-open fast enough.
Boss’s View
We got what we deserved. Nothing. I don’t think keeping 11 players on the pitch would have made any difference. We were losing 3-0 at the time. We kept picking the wrong pass and we’ve not really tested their goalkeeper at all.
what an idiot.
but doesn't look like adams will survive
Published on Mon Feb 07 08:59:34 GMT 2011
MICKY Adams had asked Sheffield United to issue a statement of intent after sliding into the relegation zone before travelling to Portman Road.
So he could scarcely conceal his dismay after watching them capitulate in such alarming fashion against Ipswich Town.
United, who just five years ago had aspirations of qualifying for Europe, are instead destined for League One.
Adams, whose side are now four points adrift of safety, confronted the issue head on during a brutally frank post-match inquest.
“Can it get much worse? I hope not,” he said. “But you’ve got to be fearful that it could.
“Everyone at this club has got to take collective responsibility for the situation we are in. The players, the staff, previous managers and myself, even though I’ve only been here for less than two months. There’s nothing to be gained from hiding that fact.”
Adams inherited a threadbare squad patched up with loan signings when he recently became United’s fourth manager of the season.
“The two sendings-off were ridiculous,” Adams said. “I’m not complaining. I can’t condone what either did.”
Jewell must be breathing a sigh of relief that the transfer window has now closed. For Adams, meanwhile, it can not re-open fast enough.
Boss’s View
We got what we deserved. Nothing. I don’t think keeping 11 players on the pitch would have made any difference. We were losing 3-0 at the time. We kept picking the wrong pass and we’ve not really tested their goalkeeper at all.
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Tony Meolas Loan Spell
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Indeed. And repeated it with us as well. Are there any ADAMS signings still with us?
Lord Bamber
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Micky always wanted to better himself but sometimes managers & players should just stay at where their level is and you would think with 4 league titles under his belt he know where this was!
Should never have left Port Vale.
The Utd Chairman though is utterly clueless, to have taken a man who has so many recent failures on his CV, just because of 1 good season at Port Vale.
Micky Adams is much like a journeyman heavyweight keeping fighting for one last pay day. Micky Adams is the footballing equivalent of Audley Harrison.
Should never have left Port Vale.
The Utd Chairman though is utterly clueless, to have taken a man who has so many recent failures on his CV, just because of 1 good season at Port Vale.
Micky Adams is much like a journeyman heavyweight keeping fighting for one last pay day. Micky Adams is the footballing equivalent of Audley Harrison.
Nah, Micky's had some success along the way
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Adams signings...
Hawkins
McLeod
Virgo
Livermore
Birchall
Jarrett
McNulty
Davies
Only McNulty remains (out on loan)