blueandwhitestripes
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No disrepect to Charlton, but at the moment I think a Boro managed by Mr.Blobby, would be able to come away with three points this afternoon.
Steve Evans
No disrepect to Charlton, but at the moment I think a Boro managed by Mr.Blobby, would be able to come away with three points this afternoon.
Yep it's starting to seem like the situation we had with Gus Poyet towards the end of his reign. Throwing his rattle out of the pram, & blaming everybody but himself when the team fails to preform. THANK GOD we don't have all that anymore at the Albion.
Just another example of the incredible pressure being felt by those at the top of the Championship and bottom of the Premier League
A couple of months ago you'd have said Boro were in cruise mode for top two, now it's a fight again - and the strain has shown.
With the money at stake it is an unprecedented run-in, every board knows it, and most of them will be leaving the manager in no doubt as to what is needed.
Literally nothing like the Poyet situation. Gus wanted more money to compete, the club was already losing £10 million a season refused to significantly raise the already substantial playing budget. I can't once recall Gus blaming the players when the they failed to perform so don't rewrite history.
AK situation seems more like the chairman is interfering and AK can't handle the pressure and the personalities in the dressing room. In short, nothing like the cult of personality that GP had - like him or loathe him he had respect in the dressing room. Looks like AK has lost it,
OR - Maybe he has been approached by another club and is looking for a route out
Yes. I bet he was itching to leave second placed 'Boro.. .. Who wants a promotion to the PL on their CV anyway?
Whatever the reasons are, being tapped up is fairly low on the list, surely.
Maybe Mourinho has asked him, to join him wherever he's going?
Could he be going back to being a No 2 to Mourinho as United?
Maybe Mourinho has asked him, to join him wherever he's going?
I can't once recall Gus blaming the players when the they failed to perform ...
Albion boss Gus Poyet has blasted his players for abandoning the passing game he has implemented.
He branded last night’s 1-0 defeat at Watford as their worst performance for 18 months and has demanded a return to the style he preaches against Barnsley at The Amex on Sunday.
Poyet said: “It was probably the worst we have played in the last year and a half. If you play the same system and you play the same way, then you come to Watford and you don’t pass the ball, there are no angles and no bravery, then you cannot play.
If we are going to play like we did in the last 20 minutes I’ll go home. If the players are going to kick it I’ll go home, I don’t care. So we’ll see if they are brave enough to pass the ball on Sunday.
Me? I’m going to sit down on Sunday against Barnsley and watch my team pass the ball. If not I’ll go home. It’s not a matter of running and fighting, it’s a matter of playing football and being brave."
Not sure if i'm late to the party but now confirmed Karanka has left Boro
Not sure if i'm late to the party but now confirmed Karanka has left Boro