Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 474
Yes he had the best midfield in the club’s history in 22-23, certainly better than what FH has it his disposal right now.
We’ve had a few injuries this season as well.
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[Albion] Fab OUT
- Thread starter NorthStandSeagull
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We’ve had a few injuries this season as well.
MACCAPACCA
Member
I’m afraid that Uncle Tone may have made a mistake here. The process coach does appear quite clueless. Why are we soooo slow in the first half of games, and then trying too hard to attack quickly in the second half. Makes no sense to me. I still have not seen us play a full 90 minutes yet this season. Fab out for me
Mr Banana
Tedious chump
I have no particular beef with our season - I like that we take punts on young managers and players, and don’t think we should expect top-half finishes - but his team talks during the Japan tour and after United last week looked cliched and uninspiring. A Sunday League manager/AI bot would have come out with a few lines about togetherness and consistency. I wish the club hadn’t shared them.
What have our formations and styles been over the last few months? Are we above par for the amount of money spent?
What have our formations and styles been over the last few months? Are we above par for the amount of money spent?
NorthStandSeagull
Active member
- Thread starter
- #764
Because it was a gamble. That hasn’t worked Bloom needs to make the right choice now
Zero chance of that.
METALMICKY
Well-known member
- Jan 30, 2004
- 7,060
Glad it wasn't just me who cringed at the United talk. I'd rather have not seen that
Ethelwulf
Well-known member
He is looking out of his depth a gamble that is not working at the moment . But of course he may come good or he could end up like Hypia
I think Tony Bloom will always do what’s right for the club so would not shock me if FH leaves at the end of the season if the football being served up at the Amex does not improve
I think Tony Bloom will always do what’s right for the club so would not shock me if FH leaves at the end of the season if the football being served up at the Amex does not improve
- Oct 17, 2008
- 15,692
What were your expectations? Not a loaded question, just a straightforward ask. What did you expect from this season?
Today’s issues were nothing to do with our CM options but you know that. FH has attacking options that RDZ could only dream of. One short on target with all that talent is criminal. We look absolute clueless.
That’s the thing, when Potter left it felt like a break up I was so angry and upset. If FH left it would be a shrug of the shoulders and then excitement that I think there is better out there. If Ipswich go down I would be revisiting that at the end of the season.
Brian Munich
teH lulZ
- Jul 7, 2008
- 474
How would you have felt if potter had left 6 months earlier when we were on that 6 match losing streak, including 0-3 at home to Burnley who were relegated?
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Same as TB’s
Hometownglory
Well-known member
- Jan 12, 2014
- 816
We should have gone all out on Iraola during the summer. We had the lure of lots of investment on the field incoming and he is exactly the sort of manager who'd get this team firing to its potential. Look at muff right now, they are playing exactly how we should be, high intensity and they somehow seem to manage it for 90 minutes.
Still, he's way above us now and will probably be the next Spurs or Chelsea manager within the year.
The only comment that comes across as clueless is you. Most of u
yep, he will be on the list for all top clubs. He’s out of our league now.
Greg Bobkin
Silver Seagull
- May 22, 2012
- 16,581
Potter had so much more credit in the bank and we had some excellent results that season.
BadFish
Huge Member
- Oct 19, 2003
- 18,840
Top ten finish and endless pining for our last but one manager?
The arrogance of this post is staggering.