Four red cards in their last eight games. Seems rather high.
Last 6 games W2 D1 L3
Last 6 games W2 D1 L3
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[Football] De Zerbi offers to resign as Marseilles coach
- Thread starter Lady Whistledown
- Start date
- Apr 13, 2015
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Yup, good description...
John Byrnes Mullet
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Still miss Roberto, never a dull moment.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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19 shots, 74% possession, lost 3-1 - meltdown. What a mad man
RDZ out!
Hürzeler out!
Hürzeler out!
Greenwood, who’s the second?
Still reads like a drama queen to me. Absolutely no need to repeatedly mention resignation…unless you want drama.
- Oct 20, 2022
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Or if they hadn’t just lost 1:3 to 6th place Auxerre at the Vélodrome, giving them only 1 win in 5 home games this season and conceding 6 goals in back to back home matches having lost 0:3 at home to PSG a few weeks ago.
It’s RDZ’s usual heart on the sleeve gripe when performances are under par, that the Club needs to spend more money and ‘expectations shouldn’t be too high’, ‘we’ve got a lower wage structure this season’, ‘we are restructuring’, ‘they have difficulty understanding the vision’ , blah blah blah. It remains to be seen if Marseille fans are as accommodating as we were with RDZ and will be mollified as long as they continue to remain in a Champions League spot or will react more like Chelsea fans.
One trick pony
B-right-on
Living the dream
Amazing the vitriol on here about the only manager in BHAFC history ever to deliver those incredible moments.
Yes he's a flawed individual. To misquote the bible: He who's not got a bit of a dick tendancies, throw the first post.
Almost as bad as the anti-Potter rhetoric.
Both had their good points and both were not perfect. Hughton after Hyypia absolute dross was brilliant. Potter after CH relegation fodder football, was a revelation. RDZ after Potter toothless attacks was phenomenal.
I loved them all at their times.
His team are not nearly as good as they need to be for him to succeed (which is: the very best team of footballers in the history of footballs, ever).
- Oct 17, 2008
- 14,336
Prone to an emotional outburst, like Kevin Keegan. Needs to calm down.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
The 'success' at Brighton certainly boosted his stock, but also did similar to the man's ego.
He obviously enjoys such slightly off centre behaviour, but support soon fades if things falter.
As mentioned, José experienced similar.
I hope he gets his head down and succeeds.
He obviously enjoys such slightly off centre behaviour, but support soon fades if things falter.
As mentioned, José experienced similar.
I hope he gets his head down and succeeds.
Algernon
Well-known member
It can't be long Shirley.
Whingepot!
Whingepot!
Indeed.
In fact, I feel the same about him as I do about Johnson.
So 'miss' is probably not quite the right word.
Insel affe
HellBilly
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But who doesn't like a bit of schadenfreude?
Of course I felt regret when he left. But then it transpires that he's been flogging our players like 1930s Yorkshire pit ponies. Our entire medical team is then mysteriously replaced. Complicit?
And when asked what it is like working with the new manager (young Fab) our number 2 goal keeper lets slip that "It's like a breath of fresh air".
I think some of us are allowed the occasional chuckle at the Italian's latest folly. Even if we felt like we had been jilted at the time by a young buck who found us a little too prim.
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