Marco Silva

[Armaghtoffee]

A combination of two recent posts of mine.
Out of the two possibilities seen at GP of late, despite the defeat I thought Silva's side played better than Dyche's.
I said yesterday that don't stand on ceremony regarding the etiquette of looking for your preferred candidate. Just ask Watford. Come right out and ask the question. They haven't been slow in chopping and changing their managers.

Managers don’t go to Watford for job security. He is decent and attainable.

 

[Abraders]

Don't see what the fuss is about, might as well stick with Unsy

 

[SpongeBob brown shoes]

Just got in, is something actually happening here or has some blag ITK said something on twitter?

 

[banno]

Rather this bloke than Alladyce, Dyche or Unsy

 

[Goat]

Just got in, is something actually happening here or has some blag ITK said something on twitter?

Betting patterns only.

 

[tommytowne]

Just got in, is something actually happening here or has some blag ITK said something on twitter?

Just a slow night on television. Only distraction has been Alexandra Burke's legs doing the Argentine tango.

 

[JLW]

Don't see what the fuss is about, might as well stick with Unsy

Style of play mate! Attacking high pressing football, his results aren't spectacular or bad considering the clubs he's been at.

 

[Hong Kong Phooey]

Hes lost more games than hes won at both Hull and Watford.

Personally I fail to see the attraction, but hey ho.

TBF Goat that’s expected at those clubs. His win ratio is actually good considering what he’s had at his disposal, particularly at Hull where he almost managed the impossible.

You also have to factor in the fella is 40 years old so still very very young in the management game so you’re looking at potential as much as anything.

He’s also had some success and won silverware in his brief management career so there’s definitely something about him I think.

 

[blulouie]

He's no Vitor Pereira like.

 

[Goat]

TBF Goat that’s expected at those clubs. His win ratio is actually good considering what he’s had at his disposal, particularly at Hull where he almost managed the impossible.

You also have to factor in the fella is 40 years old so still very very young in the management game so you’re looking at potential as much as anything.

He’s also had some success and won silverware in his brief management career so there’s definitely something about him I think.

Hes won stuff which instantly puts him ahead of the "others" for sure.

I also dont like the way he doesnt stay long at clubs, now clearly theres bigger stories, I mean according to the font of everything Wiki, he was sacked at Sporting for failing to wear a club suit, despite winning them a trophy for the first time for donkeys.

I mean we would be his 3rd club this year alone!!

As you say tho, hes young and has tasted success, just the Hull relegation, which was an impossible task frankly and the way his side rolled over last week are a concern.

 

[tommytowne]

TBF Goat that’s expected at those clubs. His win ratio is actually good considering what he’s had at his disposal, particularly at Hull where he almost managed the impossible.

You also have to factor in the fella is 40 years old so still very very young in the management game so you’re looking at potential as much as anything.

He’s also had some success and won silverware in his brief management career so there’s definitely something about him I think.

Well said that man.

 

[SpongeBob brown shoes]

He's no Vitor Pereira like.

Oh the days when we longed for Vitor, up there with the Emery and Monchi days of hope that we once had

 

[matty1878]

He's not leaving Watford now.

 

[Eggs]

He's no Vitor Pereira like.

..thankfully. Not sure what the Saudi 2nd division would do without him.

 

[blulouie]

Oh the days when we longed for Vitor, up there with the Emery and Monchi days of hope that we once had

Seems an age ago mate.