what I don't like about MM

[king Wombat]

1.) I don't like the criticism of players through the press. Ferguson, Wenger etc never criticise their players publicly.

2.) The strange tactical decisions he makes which leave most people baffled.


Apart from that he has done a fantastic job and I hope he will stay here for a long time with success.

 

[fatboy]

Who has Maheta Molango criticised in the press?

 

[Stinky Kat]

I like his honesty in interviews, I do not understand his habit of playing people out of position, but he has done ok so far, not pretty, but what can you do with no money and no ground.

 

[king Wombat]

Who has Maheta Molango criticised in the press?

Hilarious. you should pack in your job and go and work as a comedian.

 

[Jam The Man]

Players are too sheltered.. a good bollocking in public sometimes helps

 

[Lammy]

Mullery used to leave the team out on the field at half time! That's a pretty public bollocking!!

 

[king Wombat]

I disagree with that I don't think it helps team spirit to see the manager criticising players in the newspapers.

 

[Wardy]

Mullery used to leave the team out on the field at half time! That's a pretty public bollocking!!

Used to work as well

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

Who has Maheta Molango criticised in the press?

As Wombat says, you should be on the stage.
One leaves the Sherriff's office at 4 pm.

 

[perth seagull]

1.) I don't like the criticism of players through the press. Ferguson, Wenger etc never criticise their players publicly.

I agree. It's one thing I don't understand about McGhee. This is bad for a player's confidence, morale, and in the long-run the team spirit.

 

[Schrödinger's Toad]

I agree. I'm still not convinced by him, although results-wise, he's on track so far.

 

[Pavilionaire]

Since he's been manager the results we've achieved have been better than we could have hoped for.

He seems to be a lucky manager as well, which always helps. AND he hasn't walked, like his 3 predecessors. Every manager makes strange substitutions, so I haven't got a problem with that.

The only real criticism I've got is that he hasn't managed to get Leon Knight playing with confidence or scoring goals, although this is not solely his fault.

 

[Harry Lime]

It does concern me what our players think when McGhee criticises them so publicly. Knight in particular, El-Abd, Jarrett and Harding have all been slaughtered by McGhee in the press. He should keep those sort of outbursts in the dressing room.

 

[b.w.2.]

Public criticism especially bad for the younger players, IMHO...

Team selection for Sat not good either, IMHO... why not Leon and Claridge?...

 

[berkshire seagull]

Yeah he does have weird tactics,can't believe leon was a sub,bloody watson is on these days how grim can it get for christ sake.Not that we played badly at millwall as we done well for long periods.

Where the hell is jarrett lately grrrrrrrrrrrrrr

 

[Mustela Furo]

Who has Maheta Molango criticised in the press?

He was quite critical after Reading, claiming the team didn't have the self belief to go on and win that particular match and that the team needed to realise quickly that they are capable of winning games in this division

or words to that effect

 

[London Irish]

McGhee was far harsher in his criticism of the team last season, not a week would go by when he was bollocking the forwards in particular.

Didn't seem to do team morale much harm. In fact, team morale was one of the few things we had going for us in our miracle promotion.

 

[Del Boy]

2.) The strange tactical decisions he makes which leave most people baffled.

That's the drink talking...

 

[king Wombat]

??

 

[TonyW]

Well, what low opinions you all have on the ability of the squad of players we possess.
MM has done OK so far NO HE HASN'T!!!!!!
He inherited an excellent squad, yet still nearly screwed up our promotion bid (don't forget, we were rightly one of the favourites to go up having been in the First Division the year before).
You only have to look at the performances we have put up this season to realise that the overall standard in this division isn't that high.
I was at Wigan, they were very average, and they are top of the table. We've beaten the likes of West Ham, Leicester, Leeds and Forest. Not to mention passing Ipswich off the park and deserving better against Wolves, Reading and QPR.
We have a manager whose primary concern is NOT TO LOSE. If the other teams were streets ahead of us, then I'd accept that attitude. But they aren't. Any team can beat another in this division. What we need is a managerial approach that recognises the mix of young talent and experience we have, and that allows the team to go out to try to win a bloody game!
Get some bottle or sod off and let somebody in that has!!