die Mannyschaft Posted Tuesday at 23:11 Posted Tuesday at 23:11 Winchester City 4-3 Hayes and Yeading. Top table, capital of England you'll never sing that ! Cam Bragg was at game.
Saint NL Posted Wednesday at 08:42 Posted Wednesday at 08:42 Poch being lined up for the Man United job, a decade too late.
Turkish Posted Wednesday at 08:47 Posted Wednesday at 08:47 9 hours ago, die Mannyschaft said: Winchester City 4-3 Hayes and Yeading. Top table, capital of England you'll never sing that ! Cam Bragg was at game. Used to play for them many moons ago. Good too see them doing so well 1
Teamsaint1 Posted Wednesday at 09:00 Posted Wednesday at 09:00 16 minutes ago, Saint NL said: Poch being lined up for the Man United job, a decade too late. United should have gone for a huge name , tasked with re- setting the club when Fergie left. If Poch gets the job, he needs to be given plenty of time and sensible targets. 1
Badger Posted Wednesday at 10:57 Posted Wednesday at 10:57 11 hours ago, die Mannyschaft said: Winchester City 4-3 Hayes and Yeading. Top table, capital of England you'll never sing that ! Cam Bragg was at game. Is his brother playing for them ? I last read he was at Eastleigh. Pleased for Winchester City.
Badger Posted Wednesday at 10:59 Posted Wednesday at 10:59 1 hour ago, Teamsaint1 said: United should have gone for a huge name , tasked with re- setting the club when Fergie left. If Poch gets the job, he needs to be given plenty of time and sensible targets. Poch will fall out with Wilcox unless he’s given a free rein there.
die Mannyschaft Posted Wednesday at 22:41 Posted Wednesday at 22:41 13 hours ago, Turkish said: Used to play for them many moons ago. Good too see them doing so well I had a trail with them in 80s
die Mannyschaft Posted Wednesday at 22:45 Posted Wednesday at 22:45 13 hours ago, Teamsaint1 said: United should have gone for a huge name , tasked with re- setting the club when Fergie left. If Poch gets the job, he needs to be given plenty of time and sensible targets. Man U would be better off joining with Man City one spends £1bn on players the other in debt by £1bn from spending on players who aren't very good. New actually mentioned Potch coached at Saints normally managers and players have thier time at Saints erased.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted yesterday at 00:23 Posted yesterday at 00:23 1 hour ago, die Mannyschaft said: Man U would be better off joining with Man City one spends £1bn on players the other in debt by £1bn from spending on players who aren't very good. New actually mentioned Potch coached at Saints normally managers and players have thier time at Saints erased. All part of Wilcox's plan to bring in Russ. Poch is just him ticking off the ex-Saints manager box. 🙂
Britannia Posted yesterday at 10:32 Posted yesterday at 10:32 Carrick sacked. Omg I never saw it coming.
whelk Posted yesterday at 10:34 Posted yesterday at 10:34 1 minute ago, Britannia said: Carrick sacked. Omg I never saw it coming. Bet he is relieved. Nice pay off, still loved by Utd fans. Poch is a good appointment but plenty of decent managers have failed there.
East Kent Saint Posted yesterday at 11:27 Posted yesterday at 11:27 Poch must have had guarantees about his areas of control esp after his Spurs exit ? Once again only time will tell ….
Window Cleaner Posted yesterday at 12:34 Posted yesterday at 12:34 1 hour ago, East Kent Saint said: Poch must have had guarantees about his areas of control esp after his Spurs exit ? Once again only time will tell …. Dépends how he goes about sorting out their defence and défensive midfield. Yoro and Heaven aren't good enough, Maguire is a dick and Martinez is a nutjob. DM is non existant really. Big job.. 1
Badger Posted yesterday at 12:39 Posted yesterday at 12:39 1 hour ago, East Kent Saint said: Poch must have had guarantees about his areas of control esp after his Spurs exit ? Once again only time will tell …. Can’t see Poch being answerable to Wilcox or accepting him in charge of recruitment. If Ratcliffe was looking for a reset he should be showing Wilcox the door, and bringing in someone his manager can work with. What’s Paul Mitchell up to these days ? (Seem to recall he left a couple of clubs under a cloud so perhaps not still the shooting star that he once was).
Badger Posted yesterday at 12:43 Posted yesterday at 12:43 2 hours ago, Britannia said: Carrick sacked. Omg I never saw it coming. Very poor handling of events by Utd. Although this was predictable last season even , Carrick has acted with a degree of dignity throughout. But poor sod was publicity undermined by players beneath him, and had Wilcox and another pulling strings elsewhere. 1
Window Cleaner Posted yesterday at 13:05 Posted yesterday at 13:05 16 minutes ago, Badger said: Very poor handling of events by Utd. Although this was predictable last season even , Carrick has acted with a degree of dignity throughout. But poor sod was publicity undermined by players beneath him, and had Wilcox and another pulling strings elsewhere. Yes, very poor, as was their recruitment this summer. Baleba and Tielmans cost far more than their worth . Carrick apparently wanted Rogers and Anderson. Mind you on some of his showings at City,Anderson isn't the answer to many questions. Too slow.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 5 hours ago, Window Cleaner said: Dépends how he goes about sorting out their defence and défensive midfield. Yoro and Heaven aren't good enough, Maguire is a dick and Martinez is a nutjob. DM is non existant really. Big job.. I remember Poch saying he'd need 6 weeks to implement his system. That was with a group who could be worked with. The disjointed, mentally brittle players there may take longer. I like Poch, but the entertainment value is watching them still struggle. Paying ludicrous amounts for the likes of Anthony, and selling McTominay to get home grown money. Silly club. 4 hours ago, Badger said: Very poor handling of events by Utd. Although this was predictable last season even , Carrick has acted with a degree of dignity throughout. But poor sod was publicity undermined by players beneath him, and had Wilcox and another pulling strings elsewhere. Seemingly leaks about what Wilcox's recommendations were. Poor form.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 4 hours ago, Badger said: Sage also now gone at Palace. I thought he'd get more thyme.
Weston Super Saint Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago 10 minutes ago, Holmes_and_Watson said: I thought he'd get more thyme. He stopped currying favour and the atmospher got quite spicy.
East Kent Saint Posted 22 hours ago Posted 22 hours ago Posh really needs a decent hair stylist to be taken seriously 😄
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 13 minutes ago, LeG said: Lee Parsley now fav for the job. I heard he'd taken over at FC Basil.
LeG Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Holmes_and_Watson said: I heard he'd taken over at FC Basil. It was close but the dill fell through 1
SuperSAINT Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 4 minutes ago, LeG said: It was close but the dill fell through Shame, he would’ve been absolutely mint.
Badger Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago Palace fans on phone-in getting quite impatient for them to announce the replacement. Franks been mentioned but last caller asked “is he cumin or what ?”
Badger Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago 8 hours ago, East Kent Saint said: Poch must have had guarantees about his areas of control esp after his Spurs exit ? Once again only time will tell …. Needs the beard to go full Lego
Weston Super Saint Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago 1 hour ago, Badger said: Palace fans on phone-in getting quite impatient for them to announce the replacement. Franks been mentioned but last caller asked “is he cumin or what ?” Sounds like they don't know their onions.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 18 hours ago, Badger said: Can’t see Poch being answerable to Wilcox or accepting him in charge of recruitment. According to some reports Wilcox wanted Eddie Howe & Poch was the Glaziers choice. Some bod with links to them was paying his salary for The US national team. If true, Wilcox could well be on his bike…. 2
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 1 hour ago, Lord Duckhunter said: According to some reports Wilcox wanted Eddie Howe & Poch was the Glaziers choice. Some bod with links to them was paying his salary for The US national team. If true, Wilcox could well be on his bike…. "I see myself as a manager" Wilcox's preferred style is going to be steamrollered by Poch. He may have a period early on, with the team struggling, as Poch's ideas settle in. It will be a time where he would be wise to not interfere with the tactics. Having said that, it could be a long season regardless. They do look as though most sides have overtaken them. Again, Wilcox should be looking closer to home, before meddling.
Window Cleaner Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 23 hours ago, Badger said: Sage also now gone at Palace. Was never up to the PL anyway.
Turkish Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 3 hours ago, Holmes_and_Watson said: "I see myself as a manager" Wilcox's preferred style is going to be steamrollered by Poch. He may have a period early on, with the team struggling, as Poch's ideas settle in. It will be a time where he would be wise to not interfere with the tactics. Having said that, it could be a long season regardless. They do look as though most sides have overtaken them. Again, Wilcox should be looking closer to home, before meddling. He's a genius to be fair. Landed a job at one of the worlds biggest clubs where he has a lot of the power but none of the responsibility.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 7 minutes ago, Turkish said: He's a genius to be fair. Landed a job at one of the worlds biggest clubs where he has a lot of the power but none of the responsibility. How dare those pesky supporters call him out for it. 🙂 It's another reason he wanted Russ. Each would have known the other had failed upwards, and they could protect each other inside the club.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago The beeb put up a table showing Carrick's overall position since he took over last season. I was a little surprised to see Man Utd so high, after their poor start. It shows they were happy to be taken in by his overachievement, last season, using as a reason not to overhaul things. Classy farewell message too. He can leave with his head high. Premier League table since Michael Carrick became manager Position Team Played Points 1 Arsenal 27 63 2 Manchester City 27 56 3 Manchester United 27 47 4 Brighton and Hove Albion 27 46 5 Bournemouth 27 46 6 Liverpool 27 43 7 Leeds United 27 39 8 Chelsea 27 37 9 Everton 27 36 10 Aston Villa 27 35 11 Brentford 27 34 Use the column header buttons to sort columns by ascending or descending orderCurrently not sorted Position Team Played Points 1 Arsenal 27 63 2 Manchester City 27 56 3 Manchester United 27 47 4 Brighton and Hove Albion 27 46 5 Bournemouth 27 46 6 Liverpool 27 43 7 Leeds United 27 39 8 Chelsea 27 37 9 Everton 27 36 10 Aston Villa 27 35 11 Brentford 27 34 12 Nottingham Forest 27 32 13 Sunderland 27 32 14 Fulham 27 31 15 Newcastle United 27 29 16 Tottenham Hotspur 27 26 17 West Ham United 17 25 18 Crystal Palace 27 24 19 Wolverhampton Wanderers 17 13 20 Hull City 10 11 21 Ipswich Town 10 11 22 Coventry City 10 9 23 Burnley 17 9
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