I thought you meant Ben White for a moment, there.Let’s not forget is sunbed addicted mate
Funnily enough I was just looking at a picture of JJ Tindall on the BBC web pages:
I thought you meant Ben White for a moment, there.Let’s not forget is sunbed addicted mate
You're blowing smoke up my arse, now.Also remember: steam from a fresh cowpat can look like smoke. Double fact.
Photoshopped innit.Like Potter at the club photo in the morning and then at Chelsea in the afternoon
Is that Ross Noble after the Ben White/Jason Tindall sun bed?I thought you meant Ben White for a moment, there.
Funnily enough I was just looking at a picture of JJ Tindall on the BBC web pages:
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It's actually a Neanderthal female, as facially reconstructed from a crushed skull. On the BBC news web page.Is that Ross Noble after the Ben White/Jason Tindall sun bed?
It was De Zerbi who first revealed he and the club were discussing a new deal.Surely the new deal is off the table in the midst of a results slump. I feel that only comes into play if he can get things back on track / his stocks start rising again.
Who was it that reported the new deal in the pipeline in the first place? Because (I'd assume it was supposed to be a positive story) it has just caused unease and negativity when - as has been pointed out - he doesn't need to sign a new deal with two years left!
Edit: Checked and it was Alex Crook who reported we were confident of De Zerbi signing a new contract in December, so very much a line put out by the club.
Where have we heard this rhetoric before ? Let me think.Roberto's stock has fallen slightly because of our poor run. As alluded to on another thread, its all well and good taking the plaudits when things are going well but you're judged on when things aren't going well too. As of yet, Roberto hasn't done particularly well in lifting the team, motivating the team and having a plan b in matches to turn things round. Added to the fact he's spouted off about lack of help from above has made any of the big boys rethink I suspect!
On the main 'Di Zerbi OUT!!!' thread?Where have we heard this rhetoric before ? Let me think.
He may do if we triple his wagesUtter bollox McKenna will not leave Ipswich in the summer, the board backed him and he is well loved there.
Maybe next summer he may be tempted, not a chance in hell he is coming this summer.
End of thread.
And give him a better chance of becoming a Premier League manager for the long run.He may do if we triple his wages
Why aren’t we linked to the guy who actually won the championshipAnd give him a better chance of becoming a Premier League manager for the long run.
Just look at Vincent Kompany’s stock at the end of last season. Burnley had won the league by a mile. He had transformed the way Burnley played in a season.
Now, his stock has fallen significantly.
McKenna is savvy and would realise the step up after two consecutive seasons.
( all caveated on RDZ going)
Thought this was a low probability until Rangnick rejected the Bayern job. Now, not so sure.
If Ipswich go up I think McKenna would probably like to stay exactly where he is
I just see McKenna as being an ideal fit. Very analytical and process orientated which suits us, I think.Why aren’t we linked to the guy who actually won the championship
One of De Zerbi’s best mate’s?!Why aren’t we linked to the guy who actually won the championship
I don’t think he ‘wants away’. Equally I don’t think he’d turn down Bayern and a realistic shot at winning the Champions League.Spot on. I am still yet to see any firm evidence that he's a wantaway... He definitely doesn't want to settle for mediocrity though, and hopefully the club can continue to match that ambition.
Roberto is an elite level manager who has a much higher ceiling than any manager we've had in our history. Because of that, there is more media conjecture, mostly nonsense to facilitate clicks from overexcited readers, and more powerful clubs sniffing around him. I think it's almost certain that the Barcelona stuff earlier in the season was completely from their side, and almost entirely to put pressure on the Albion and Roberto to bend over backwards to facilitate a move they couldn't afford. Clearly, neither RDZ or the club were interested in doing so and more than happy to continue as was.
We probably need to get used to that as fans, because we are starting to play amongst the big boys who have way more power and money than us, and I cannot see Bloom and Barber settling for mediocrity after the most incredible seasons on and off the pitch..
I'm pretty sure that's the ancestor of Iggy Pop.I thought you meant Ben White for a moment, there.
Funnily enough I was just looking at a picture of JJ Tindall on the BBC web pages:
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Probably because he's done it with a playing budget that dwarfes that of Ipswich and is likley to result in Leicester City getting a points deduction next season.Why aren’t we linked to the guy who actually won the championship
I believe the deductions are for the season before he took charge.Probably because he's done it with a playing budget that dwarfes that of Ipswich and is likley to result in Leicester City getting a points deduction next season.
Yes, but they're going to be in trouble for this season as well, which is why we had a realistic chance of signing KDH in January even though he's arguably their most influential player.I believe the deductions are for the season before he took charge.