It wouldn't have been so bad had it been a one-off occurance and we'd have gone on to the final optimistic that we could beat City. You can have those days and it's OK if you win at the end.
But this was a direct continuation of what we've been...
Even if the structure is fully up and running next season, there's a limit to what it can do within the first year.
A big part of the help its supposed to give a manager is handing him the right signings to play the sort of football expected...
I don't think Netanyahu wants a war with Iran, as that would be simply too big and destructive, and I do believe the hostilities with Iran are over for now.
But I do believe he wants to keep some sort of war going, as that is an excuse to put on...
I'd go with LVG.
In theory, had he worked with the right structure and people who got him the right players, his football might have worked better.
It's not certain, of course, but at least I see a potential for an improvement there over what...
I'd like to agree, but it's a little too simplistic. Iran, for instance, has been arming Hezbollah for years and that's a major threat. Are we supposed to sit around wait and while the threat in the north becomes bigger and bigger?
Having said...
I firmly agree with you on a lot of things. Iran's attack was clearly calculated and meant to prove a point rather than cause huge damage or actually start a war. BUT, when you throw so much firepower you can't exactly calcuate what will happen...
A drone sent from Lebanon hit a bulding in Israel a couple of hours ago, injuring over ten people, some seriously. So yes, even one going through can be most effective.
A lot of the relevant Israeli defense systems were never tested in real time...