| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:06 - Apr 20 with 1413 views | saint22 |
Let’s see what sort of miracles Ralph performs tomorrow raising his team to beat a manager less spurs first shall we? |  | |  |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:26 - Apr 20 with 1399 views | UTS |
Seven games to safe his job and its not loooking good after yet another tactically clueless semi final surrender. |  |
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| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:34 - Apr 20 with 1391 views | Sadoldgit |
If Ralph was going to be sacked, don’t you think it would have happened already? |  | | |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:54 - Apr 20 with 1366 views | DorsetIan |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:34 - Apr 20 by Sadoldgit |
If Ralph was going to be sacked, don’t you think it would have happened already? |
Do you think a new owner would keep him on and let him spend whatever (if anything) was there to invest in the team ? | |
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| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 18:54 - Apr 20 with 1327 views | Sadoldgit |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:54 - Apr 20 by DorsetIan |
Do you think a new owner would keep him on and let him spend whatever (if anything) was there to invest in the team ? |
It depends who the new owner is I suppose but I would hope that they would listen to the board before making a decision. We don’t know what the current manager can do with proper backing in the transfer market and I doubt if a new manager could get much more out of what we have. | | | |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 08:57 - Apr 21 with 1217 views | Ron11 |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 17:26 - Apr 20 by UTS |
Seven games to safe his job and its not loooking good after yet another tactically clueless semi final surrender. |
The keep possession even if it means passing it back or sideways tactic and/or the slow build up from the back was exploited to full effect by Allardyce but it reappeared against Leicester.
It's no wonder that Danny Ings is looking increasingly frustrated without the ball at his feet.
It needs a complete change, and ( I don't know why he hasn't done it) Bertrand needs to be dropped for someone who actually wants to play football with some enthusiasm. | | | |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 09:54 - Apr 21 with 1181 views | saint22 |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 08:57 - Apr 21 by Ron11 |
The keep possession even if it means passing it back or sideways tactic and/or the slow build up from the back was exploited to full effect by Allardyce but it reappeared against Leicester.
It's no wonder that Danny Ings is looking increasingly frustrated without the ball at his feet.
It needs a complete change, and ( I don't know why he hasn't done it) Bertrand needs to be dropped for someone who actually wants to play football with some enthusiasm. |
Maybe because we loaned out all our full backs | | | |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 10:35 - Apr 21 with 1146 views | DorsetIan |
| Back To Business For Southampton And Hasenhuttl Is The Man To Lead Us Forward on 18:54 - Apr 20 by Sadoldgit |
It depends who the new owner is I suppose but I would hope that they would listen to the board before making a decision. We don’t know what the current manager can do with proper backing in the transfer market and I doubt if a new manager could get much more out of what we have. |
You're right - difficult to know what Ralph could do with a better squad of players. He has certainly had his moments, and we know he can get a side going and he can certainly connect with the fans.
I suspect, however, that any new owner would want a change. Just too many Ralph off-days to risk it. Or maybe he'd be given a few games, to see if the cost of sacking him could be avoided, but no more. | |
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