Russell Martin

[Smurph]

You’d think Arsegusrd would be a decent player to protect your backline.

Martin could make Maldini look like Wynne Evans.

 

[monmouth]

He’s turning the ship around with his half time inspiration.

Pumps ahoy.

 

[J_B]

Martin could make Maldini look like Wynne Evans.

To be fair, he'd leave out the sexual abuse.

 

[Smurph]

To be fair, he'd leave out the sexual abuse.

Some of them look like they've had their feet swapped for dildos

 

[Curtis]

Lose tonight and surely the chop has to come sooner rather than later.

If he were a racehorse, they would have put him down by now.

His race horse would be over coached, worried about keeping possession of the hay bale and passing wind %, whilst the untrained donkey just gets on with the job in hand and strolls over the finishing / goal line.

Football is a simple game when played correctly.

 

[JackSomething]

His race horse would be over coached, worried about keeping possession of the hay bale and passing wind %, whilst the untrained donkey just gets on with the job in hand and strolls over the finishing / goal line.

Football is a simple game when played correctly.

Postecoglu is another 'process' manager. It was to our benefit of course, but he's gone into Forest with a season already underway and immediately tried to get them to play his preferred style of football, even though it was a disaster at Spurs. Now Forest can't buy a win. Same with Amorim at United. It worked for him at one club, so he's not budging even when it's clearly a disaster in the PL.

 

[Curtis]

The greatest managers can adapt their tactics to the players available in their squad at that moment and play to their strengths.

Square pegs in round holes rarely works.

They are also able to use substitutions to improve not weaken the team.

Easier said than done in general.

 

[Dr. Winston]

The greatest managers can adapt their tactics to the players available in their squad at that moment and play to their strengths.

Square pegs in round holes rarely works.

They are also able to use substitutions to improve not weaken the team.

Easier said than done in general.

For me the greatest manager of all time is Carlo Ancelotti and that's basically his whole thing.

 

[Curtis]

For me the greatest manager of all time is Carlo Ancelotti and that's basically his whole thing.

Ancellotti’s achievements are second to none.

On top of that he always comes across as friendly, professional and no big ego.

Very rare in football.

 

[CommonCents]

Worst manager we have had for a long time, but kept falling upwards.