You seem a little obsessed with continually running him down when he’s been one of only a couple of players to come out of this season with any credit whatsoever. Plenty of other more deserving players for you to target.
Quite a lot of (in)direct criticism of MoPe there. Interesting.
- training intensity
- keeping the shirt if playing well
- previous grievances with MoPe
- lack of direction
It's fairly standard practice in mergers and acquisitions that management teams are contracted to stay in place, normally for a minimum period and then all parties are free to make changes.....
One of the criticisms levelled at him at Stoke was playing people out of position!
We can be fairly sure he will have had his eye on us for a while and no doubt be pretty familiar with the players so will be very interesting to see what changes he makes. He’ll be hitting the ground running which is what we most definitely need.
That’s about the rub of it. Like most managers he has a mixed history of success and failure but he gives us a chance and that is all we can ask for at this point. He’ll certainly be putting a few rockets up backsides you would think.
Well, we haven't had a hat-trick for a very long time but it sounds like we'll soon be seeing one. A hat-trick of shiete consecutive managerial appointments.
It will be interesting to see the line-up for this game. If it is indeed Hughes, or anyone else for that matter, you can be sure they've been keeping a keen eye on the squad in recent months.
Appointing Hughes would be akin to waiting for Christmas Day to finally arrive and then finding a walnut and a lump of coal in your Christmas stocking.
Still, beggars can't be choosers.
I think whoever it is will get offered a short-term contract with a huge financial incentive bonus to stay up. In which case any unemployed manager is a candidate on that basis.