[Albion] Is Hurzeler out of his depth?
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Mustafa II
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Hyypia mark 2, no. He's already done enough to demonstrate he is not that bad.
Is he out of his depth? Quite likely. He has barely any management experience, particularly in the Premier League.
The big question is how quickly can he improve to the standard required, but more importantly, as is normally the case, how long will the fans (and board) remain patient.
Is he out of his depth? Quite likely. He has barely any management experience, particularly in the Premier League.
The big question is how quickly can he improve to the standard required, but more importantly, as is normally the case, how long will the fans (and board) remain patient.
MTSeagulls
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- Sep 18, 2019
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I can't see the fans being patient for much longer watching teams have constant one on ones against us.
He looks out of his depth and needs help.
He looks out of his depth and needs help.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
He really had to put his marker down against Ipswich IMO. They are pony and could have beat us with more luck.
redoubtable seagull
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- Oct 27, 2004
- 2,611
20 posts since Oct 22 and all but one of them are negative.
I smell palace.
I smell palace.
No.
Mustafa II
Well-known member
Hurzeler - genius.
Never in doubt.
Never in doubt.
@OP NO
Is it possible to put bed wetters in a sin bin ?
Their own special threads for a while? Maybe a 'Mothercare' sub forum
Their own special threads for a while? Maybe a 'Mothercare' sub forum
Winker
CUM ON FEEL THE NOIZE
No, he isn't.
In all seriousness, hopefully this is the moment he comes of age
Coldeanseagull
Opinionated
There is one, it's called the 'ignore user' function
CaptainDaveUK
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- Oct 18, 2010
- 1,537
Fortunately he had his armbands on and managed to get back to the shallow end.
I think a Mothercare sub-forum would be more suitable for people who haven't grown out of calling other people bed wetters if they don't conform to their particular blue-and-white tinted slant.
The last three or four games have seen some genuine causes for concern - the first half today definitely did! The second half was smashing - but was it the turning of the tide, or was it a false dawn or a fortuitous papering over of the cracks? None of us know, unless we're Nostrodamus, Mother Shipton or called Petulengro - so that's definitely none of us then!
We won't win every match with a thrilling second half performance like today and we'll certainly have runs where everything doesn't go to plan. In which case, we'll discuss them, and probably all have an opinion on what we think is going wrong, hopefully without stereotyping or name calling. Thank you.
(I note, with pleasure, that the objectionable term 'licker' has been all but banished from these boards)
Weststander
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I watched our defending second when they won the ball deep in their half.
As well us having the much discussed battlers disrupters slowing their counters, we left pacy players such as Estupinan and Baleba back to cover their running in behind.
Worked a treat. A must from now on.
As well us having the much discussed battlers disrupters slowing their counters, we left pacy players such as Estupinan and Baleba back to cover their running in behind.
Worked a treat. A must from now on.
Munchkin
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Brilliant result but if we are being totally honest it does paper over the cracks slightly.
First half we were totally over ran and didn’t adapt to deal with it, you have to also question some of the changes, Baleba coming off in particular was a strange one and seemed to allow Spurs into it for the last 15 mins.
Very much early days, but would be foolish to allow a fantastic 45 mins to not allow us to question some of the flaws in the Chelsea performance and first 45 mins this afternoon.
I hope he can adapt and we can adapt accordingly, not very often will you go 2-0 down and still win the game.
First half we were totally over ran and didn’t adapt to deal with it, you have to also question some of the changes, Baleba coming off in particular was a strange one and seemed to allow Spurs into it for the last 15 mins.
Very much early days, but would be foolish to allow a fantastic 45 mins to not allow us to question some of the flaws in the Chelsea performance and first 45 mins this afternoon.
I hope he can adapt and we can adapt accordingly, not very often will you go 2-0 down and still win the game.