2018/19 Marco Silva - New Poll Added

[bernie inn]

We can’t sack managers every time it goes a bit wrong, I don’t think people appreciate how big of a shambles we were for the last couple of seasons, the back room seems to be getting on track, onfield we are in a rut that the manager should be given the chance to try and get us out of

 

[Goat]

That’s not strictly true.

Such is the interest in the Premier League, simply being the owner of a well established PL club opens doors and is very profitable in and of itself.

Us, Southampton, Leicester, West Ham and Newcastle have all made the Deloitte top 20 in the last couple of years.

Of course, I’m sure he’s ambitious and competitive and will demand improvements on the pitch too, but the narrative that we have to break the top six or even the top four for Moshiri to make a tidy profit doesn’t really hold water.

So why is Ashley struggling to sell Newcastle?

 

[ijjysmith]

So why is Ashley struggling to sell Newcastle?

He keeps offering Sports Direct mugs to anyone who even takes an interest I heard.

 

[MikeH72]

Coutinho left
Can barely played

Oh but I also forgot Karius, Lovren, TAA etc.

Drawing garbage teams throughout the entire run to the final might have helped there.

 

[Big Fat Sam]

He keeps offering Sports Direct mugs to anyone who even takes an interest I heard.

Quality them tbf, a cuppa and a half from a single mug!

 

[ForeverBlue92]

Drawing garbage teams throughout the entire run to the final might have helped there.

Still got to get the job done mate. We drew Millwall and Southampton and were dumped out the cups.

 

[ijjysmith]

Quality them tbf, a cuppa and a half from a single mug!

Ashley > Moshiri

 

[MikeH72]

Still got to get the job done mate. We drew Millwall and Southampton and were dumped out the cups.

We’re absolutely crap though mate and they’re not.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

We’re absolutely crap though mate and they’re not.

He got them into the CL with lesser players than clubs like Utd and Chelsea and got to a EL and League Cup final when they were still rebuilding and not at the same quality they are now.

The fact is a top manager can get that extra 10% out of players which makes a difference.

Wolves went under a rocky spell this season but their manager got them back in it because he has something about him/a plan.

Whereas we have a dour church mouse as a manager with no clue in how to set up a defence or have a Plan B. Dont get me started on his lack of motivation skills.

 

[wba83]

So why is Ashley struggling to sell Newcastle?

Deal breaker is that they have to buy 10+ pairs of lonsdales from sports direct

 

[Berenger]

Whereas we have a dour church mouse as a manager with no clue in how to set up a defence or have a Plan B. Dont get me started on his lack of motivation skills.

As if you know a single thing about his motivation skills. lol

 

[ForeverBlue92]

As if you know a single thing about his motivation skills. lol

Well if the conspiracy theory peddled by his fanboys is true that Pickfords howler in the Derby derailed our season - does it suggest he is a great motivator if he lets 1 point dropped ruin a whole season?

Fella couldn't score in a brothel.

 

[HKIV]

We can’t sack managers every time it goes a bit wrong, I don’t think people appreciate how big of a shambles we were for the last couple of seasons, the back room seems to be getting on track, onfield we are in a rut that the manager should be given the chance to try and get us out of

`a bit wrong'. Understatement of the century.

But I bet you wanted Alladyce sacked when it was going `a bit right'?

 

[mkrudden]

People wonder how Klopp got to a CL final with a midfield of Milner, Henderson and Wijnaldum

People wonder how Moyes could finish top 6 with the likes of Beattie and Marcus Bent

Good managers can get a tune out of the players they work with.

All work horses in order to protect and feed arguably the best attacking trio on form in the world last season.
Also with a guy who got 40 goals.
And a CB that cost 75m.
There is no point in you purposely leaving out context and accuracy because people are well aware of the truth.

 

[mkrudden]

Silva coming out fighting here.

Interesting quote about "the decision we made in January".
It's reasonable to suggest he spoke to the board about improving the squad and was told don't worry, let's revisit in summer.