He seems to be open to changing things, hence I am very happy to be firmly in the Fab in camp now. The last three games have been masterclasses. Our rookie manager is obviously learning well on the job, we can forgive the aberrations on the way there.
I think that was the season when we were top of the league for apologies from the PGMOL. We were on the receiving end of some incredible gaffes by the VAR numpties. Luckily it didn’t affect our final position and our first ever European campaign.
Exactly the use case of why clubs should be able to request ref changes in extreme circumstances. A bloke who was defended by all the referee huggers on here who was actually spending his spare time off his nut, calling PL managers rude names.
To put Coote's spiral to the side for a second, Klopp clearly made his job a f***ing nightmare. The PGMOL have a responsibility to their employees to take them out of the firing line in that case. Why wouldn't they do the same in France?
Italians are emotional mental cases.
Because applying media pressure on referees that doesn't give their team "good decisions" is a threat to the competitive integrity?
This narrative Potter had already nailed down a Europa league spot and we needed an enthusiastic manager to see the last few games out is absolute tosh.
i don't think anybody , even on NSC has actually argued that - still loads to do. But plenty were right to point out that RDZ did pick up a decent squad , who were older/more experienced than the one FH inherited (McAllister, Caicedo, Gross, Solly, Mitoma) , and GP had started to produce some great performances and form - with 9 wins out of 15 stretching back into season before...giving him a good basis to succeed. Which he of course did . In Spades.
Agree - but prior to those games with Potter we’d been on a poor run.
And after we had success with RDZ, we also had a poor run, lasting 30 games.
Who's to say an alternative hire to Potter wouldn't have reaped the same benefits with the same wealth of talent at their disposal, except without the pitifully slow learning curve? Guess we'll never know. Happy to take an educated guess tho
What he does at West Ham, assuming he stays for a couple of seasons, should give you the answer as to whether or not he has a slow learning curve. Quality of players is way better than he inherited here and comparable to what we had when he left. No doubt we’ll both be watching with interestWho's to say an alternative hire to Potter wouldn't have reaped the same benefits with the same wealth of talent at their disposal, except without the pitifully slow learning curve? Guess we'll never know. Happy to take an educated guess tho
The team at Forest was imbalanced largely because of injury…….
How about the bit in between? Y'know, when he was actually here?What he does at West Ham, assuming he stays for a couple of seasons, should give you the answer as to whether or not he has a slow learning curve. Quality of players is way better than he inherited here and comparable to what we had when he left. No doubt we’ll both be watching with interest
'I'm not going to coach in France again!' - Marseille boss Roberto De Zerbi fumes at 'scandalous' refereeing as Mason Greenwood & Co humiliated at Auxerre | Goal.com
A furious Roberto De Zerbi declared that he will never coach in France again after Marseille went down 3-0 against Auxerre.www.goal.com
It was, but despite the injuries, he could have pushed JPvH up, (I know Fulham etc, but he played well that day), the formation was the issue, injuries or not, FH knows that, and has reacted accordingly.
Most of us vent. Some of us when drunk or worse. But we’re not public figures who get a very nice wedge for arbitrating neutrally.
