New Manager

[LaJollaJack]

If you're genuinely excited about the future of the club and want spread around your optimism, using phrasing including the words:

'Next level'

Isn't the best way to go about it....

In so many ways.

Glass always utterly empty types like you never ever get it.

I have no concept whatsoever what it must be like for such negative, miserably cynical folks like you to wake up every morning with such an outlook on life.

Poor dab. You’re clearly missing your Reslovin moan-a-lot platform, on all planes.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

Glass always utterly empty types like you never ever get it.

I have no concept whatsoever what it must be like for such negative, miserably cynical folks like you to wake up every morning with such an outlook on life.

Poor dab. You’re clearly missing your Reslovin moan-a-lot platform, on all planes.

Funny you should mention that poster. You've become a very passable parody act of them.

The fluffy, pretentious vocabulary, the occasional American verbiage, the constant championing of mediocrity. It's becoming rather uncanny.

 

[LaJollaJack]

I did read it quickly as it beeped up on my phone as a new story and was coming out from swimming.

As I'm now officially mid 40s, might be time to get my eyes tested

Classic Daps, bless

Fair play tho mate, you’re an acquired taste ….. and this place would be half as entertaining without you

 

[RodgerTheDodger]

Sheehan was given a tricky hand to play. Soton got rid of Martin back in December, but the new guy still hasn't managed to eliminate the instinctive response of "pass it back to the back line so the opposition can score". Martinball is a chronic disease that hides in the crevices of the club until it can emerge and lose games.

Sheehan was given a tricky hand to play, and IMO has done well. Of course the board should should go out and find a young European manager who would easily succeed at one of the top Prem clubs. If they can't do that they're completely useless, frankly.

 

[Blackpooljack]

Sheehan was given a tricky hand to play. Soton got rid of Martin back in December, but the new guy still hasn't managed to eliminate the instinctive response of "pass it back to the back line so the opposition can score". Martinball is a chronic disease that hides in the crevices of the club until it can emerge and lose games.

Sheehan was given a tricky hand to play, and IMO has done well. Of course the board should should go out and find a young European manager who would easily succeed at one of the top Prem clubs. If they can't do that they're completely useless, frankly.

Yeah of course cos there's a shed load of young European managers that could manage a top Prem team and even more that would turn them down to come and manage us. A bit of realism please.