The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
I wonder if they're as tired of that on the Sheffield Wednesday forum yet?
They are always Game For A Laugh
I wonder if they're as tired of that on the Sheffield Wednesday forum yet?
For a short while at the very start, yes. But in 4 years of management this is it; he’s a woeful manager.Rooney did ok at Derby.
But how much of that was down to Rosenior?
.....and some managerial ability?I respect the bloke and wish him well. And Argyle are a great club. Like all managers he needs time, the backing of the board, and patience of the support.
Oh were they? I know he took them over in 6th playing in form. That soon turned and they fell like a stone. Must admit, I thought they were in relegation when he left.They were 6 points above the relegation zone when he left
The free-fall he put them in significantly contributed though.They were 6 points above the relegation zone when he left
About the same amount as Gerrard's success at Rangers was down to Michael Beale? That was a very popular idea for a while, wasn't it.Rooney did ok at Derby.
But how much of that was down to Rosenior?
They are always Game For A Laugh
I doubt it.They are always Game For A Laugh
I think he was in charge for less than a 3rd of season. I was merely pointing out that saying he relegated them is incorrect. He was APPALLING......but he didn't relegate them.The free-fall he put them in significantly contributed though.
So he was in charge for 15 games and there were 20 games after him. Thanks.And in the play off places when he joined.
W5 D3 L3
His spell
W2 D4 L9
From 6th down to 20th
After him
W6 D4 L10
Wasn't going to respond to this but calling it "trope". Well. The Scouse accent means the letter R is more pronounced and D is often a substitute for T."Burrrgle"? I see no reason or evidence that Rooney has or should have attempted to learn to speak West Country, like the Wurzels. Maybe there's some other point you're trying to make? Is there some trope or other that I'm missing?
If we're going to be pedantic about it, they're from Somerset, not Bristol.*sigh* Wurzels? WTF? They're from BRISTOL. Over 130 miles from Plymouth.
I too have lived in Liverpool for several years, and recognise the burglar trope when I see it. So calm down, calm down, calm down eh? Yes, and The Wurzels had fine Somerset/Bristol accents, in which burrrrgle sounds much closer to reality than scouse!Wasn't going to respond to this but calling it "trope". Well. The Scouse accent means the letter R is more pronounced and D is often a substitute for T.
I should know. I've got a Liverpudlian dad who I take the pee out of occasionally for the stereotype but he's lost most of the accent and can take a joke. In fact he usually starts dem!
*sigh* Wurzels? WTF? They're from BRISTOL. Over 130 miles from Plymouth.
All good, fella.I too have lived in Liverpool for several years, and recognise the burglar trope when I see it. So calm down, calm down, calm down eh? Yes, and The Wurzels had fine Somerset/Bristol accents, in which burrrrgle sounds much closer to reality than scouse!
I really don’t think he is a good communicator, and that is where the problem liesWhatever is said about Rooney, he was a great footballer. But getting his point over to players not of his quality isn't easy. I know how to wire a 3 pin plug, but teaching my wife to do it is damn near impossible. He knows by instinct when to smash a shot but teaching that to championship players?
But this is exactly what sets managers apart, the ability to know and understand your players and communicate your ideas and your tactics to them. If he has players who cant do certain things, then it's futile to ask them to do so. The manager should be the best judge of this.Whatever is said about Rooney, he was a great footballer. But getting his point over to players not of his quality isn't easy. I know how to wire a 3 pin plug, but teaching my wife to do it is damn near impossible. He knows by instinct when to smash a shot but teaching that to championship players?
Pints too. He's good at pints as well.He knows by instinct when to smash a shot...