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Reply | Liverpool Cup Tickets
at 10:33 20 Nov 2024
I think what it tells you is that we have been loyally turning up in numbers to watch one of the worst performing teams in the entire history of the Premier League, with both home and away league games continuing to sell out, but that witnessing a midweek cup defeat by Liverpool shortly after we see them defeat us in a league game may, understandably, be a step too far for some. Under such circumstances, I really wouldn't expect the game to be nearly sold out 4 weeks in advance anywhere. [Post edited 20 Nov 10:36]
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Reply | Get Ruud now!
at 19:01 17 Nov 2024
Coventry have a tough choice now between RvN and Carsley. That could have been us. |
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Reply | Taylor Harwood Bellis
at 18:57 17 Nov 2024
He became the 40th player to win an England cap as a Saints player. He played very well too. It's a shame Lee Carsley has to go. I'm not sure that Tuchel will be an improvement.
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Reply | Get Ruud now!
at 18:46 15 Nov 2024
Coventry have picked the perfect time to recruit a new manager. They've got Ruud van Nistelrooy, Lee Carsley etc to choose from now. In January and even more so in the summer, there would be far too much competition for managers of that calibre. [Post edited 15 Nov 19:58]
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Reply | England
at 11:56 15 Nov 2024
Yes, I agree. It was a very good performance against a good Greek side. You have to feel a bit sorry for Lee Carsley. If not for that experiment, trying to fit all of our best attacking players into the home game vs Greece, he'd be the permanent England manager now. |
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Reply | Is the suggested Liverpool Cup boycott having an effect ?
at 11:28 14 Nov 2024
I'm going, but I can understand why many regulars won't bother with this one. Frankly, everyone is demoralised by the manager and team's performance - just about the worst so far by any team in the entire history of the Premier League.
Season ticket holders, who form the majority of regulars, are already committed to going to the Liverpool league game, which is not long before the League Cup game against the same opposition, possibly with a few reserves thrown in. How many defeats by Liverpool does anyone want to watch?
I also went to that semi-final you keep going on about, and that came at a real lowpoint too. We'd only won 1 of our 21 league games leading up to that game ( and that was against WBA). We went to the semi-final with our players and fans knowing we were going to lose to Chelsea again. We'd already seen them beat us twice that season, with the second of those defeats coming days before the semi-final, and it was only a question of how many goals we were going to lose by the third time. No wonder some fans couldn't face more misery. [Post edited 14 Nov 11:43]
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Reply | Premier League supercomputer predicts.....
at 14:14 12 Nov 2024
I agree. I'd expect Man United to maintain their recent upturn in form. How high Villa finish depends on their European run. If Villa make the final 16 of the Champions League, they'll focus on Europe. |
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Thread | Premier League supercomputer predicts.....
at 13:52 12 Nov 2024
"Brighton, who have started superbly under Fabian Hurzeler, will finish fifth......Newcastle and Tottenham are predicted to take the final European spots, in sixth and seventh respectively, with Bournemouth just missing out."
"In the relegation zone, Southampton are expected to be cut adrift, finishing rock bottom on a measly 13 points (only two more than the record low total). Above them are fellow newly-promoted side Ipswich on a slightly less paltry 22 points. And rounding off the relegated sides are Wolves, missing out on goal difference to Leicester, with both on 27 points."
Better than Derby! Right now, many of us might think that's slightly overoptimisitic.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/football/premier-league-supercomputer-predicts-f
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Reply | Get Ruud now!
at 17:57 11 Nov 2024
Ordinarily no, but right now, he probably would. He'll be itching to prove himself managing another Premier League club and he might just jump into the first one available. Obviously, in the long-term he wants to manage Man United but that's not going to happen for a few years and managing another PL club now will help him fulfill that ambition.
We need to strike while the iron is hot because almost any other PL vacancy that crops up later will be more attractive than this one.
I hope we don't dither until it's too late and then finally replace Martin with another mediocre Championship manager, which is what Ankersen's record so far suggests is more likely to happen. [Post edited 11 Nov 18:00]
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Thread | Get Ruud now!
at 17:36 11 Nov 2024
Ruud van Nistelrooy has left Man United. We need to get him right now before another club does. . |
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Reply | Reports that Martin has been sacked!
at 14:49 11 Nov 2024
"Rasmus is the author of several bestselling books on talent development, including The Gold Mine Effect."
Not many people know how to bankrupt a gold mine. |
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Reply | Reports that Martin has been sacked!
at 14:45 11 Nov 2024
Remember when Newcastle fans wanted to get rid of Pardew? They didn't mess about. It was absolutely vitriolic.
PS In case you were wondering where Pardew is now. He's been unemployed for more than a year after being sacked by his latest Bulgarian and Greek league clubs. |
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Reply | After today all over bar the shouting, but 10 reasons to be cheerful.
at 14:19 11 Nov 2024
Next season will be horrible: the worst remnants of a totally demoralised team, going through the motions. and fans disaffected with the owners and possibly still Russell Martin and his slow possession football. The only glimmers of hope, Ramsdale, Dibling, Fernandes, will be gone.
Derby finished 18th in the Championship after they were relegated with the previous lowest Premier League points total ever. |
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