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It says a lot that the Man Utd brains trust had Pochettino or Ten Hag as the top choices to succeed Solskjaer. A massive amount.
Harsh to blame Poch for that!Tweet
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I'm not blaming him, I just liked the illustration!Harsh to blame Poch for that!
Games up for Amadeus as it is Poch as Chelsea manager.You have to feel for Amadeus. Probably spent the whole weekend writing up a draft for his comeback about how Poch won the cup with his amazing management skills with a bunch of kids he's got playing like prime Brazil.
Guy had Kane, prime Deli Alli, Eriksen, Dembele, Walker, Alderweireld and yet couldn't do anything of note.Lost a cup final to a group of random children in red shirts.
Surely one of the biggest bottlers to have ever graced the game.
Oh feck, totally forgot thatI dunno. Failing to win the French league with the FUT team of a 9 year old who has thieved mum's credit card was pretty good.
I think because he managed Spurs people have decided he's allergic to trophies. It didn't help that he was linked with us so half the forum convinced themselves he's the worst manager in the league.Harsh to blame Poch for that!
Maybe in your dreams, but I'd doubt it in reality.We have Leeds in the cup midweek. They’re on a hot streak. If get knocked out by them, I’m afraid it’s curtains for Poch.
He’ll see out the season, but I’d hope he wouldn’t survive going out of the cup early to a championship side while sitting in 11th. Maybe it is just wishful thinking but I can’t see any reason to keep him beyond just not wanting to be seen as sacking yet another manager, especially one they spent half of last season head hunting and interviewing.Maybe in your dreams, but I'd doubt it in reality.
I think it's got a long way to run yet.
That ET performance is a sacking offense.He’ll see out the season, but I’d hope he wouldn’t survive going out of the cup early to a championship side while sitting in 11th. Maybe it is just wishful thinking but I can’t see any reason to keep him beyond just not wanting to be seen as sacking yet another manager, especially one they spent half of last season head hunting and interviewing.
Agree. We had them on the ropes. Honestly, feck Poch.That ET performance is a sacking offense.
Surely you're in the long goodbye phase with Poch now regardless of your remaining results. He has been shambolic.We have Leeds in the cup midweek. They’re on a hot streak. If get knocked out by them, I’m afraid it’s curtains for Poch.
There is nothing wrong with that CB pair. Disasi did have a very shaky game though.Poch is a fraud but the failure today is on Boehly and the organization more than anybody else. Amazing that they could spend a billion pounds and yet have so little quality in the forward line other than Palmer while also running out a CB partnership like Disasi and Colwill in a cup final.
I reckon he'll easily see out the season, alot of what is going on at Chelsea isn't his fault afterall, plus they'll be so many top clubs looking for a manager this summer that I'm not sure hiring what's let over will be an upgrade on Poch.He’ll see out the season, but I’d hope he wouldn’t survive going out of the cup early to a championship side while sitting in 11th. Maybe it is just wishful thinking but I can’t see any reason to keep him beyond just not wanting to be seen as sacking yet another manager, especially one they spent half of last season head hunting and interviewing.
I hope so.Surely you're in the long goodbye phase with Poch now regardless of your remaining results. He has been shambolic.
Disasi seems very shaky and error prone in general to me. I rate Colwill highly but its asking a ton of a 20-year-old to pair him with that kind of player in a cup final IMO.There is nothing wrong with that CB pair. Disasi did have a very shaky game though.
So why did you include it in your post then?Disasi seems very shaky and error prone in general to me. I rate Colwill highly but its asking a ton of a 20-year-old to pair him with that kind of player in a cup final IMO.
I realize that a number of other CBs are injured and Poch didn't really have any choice.
Fair enough on the CBs.So why did you include it in your post then?
I rate Disasi to be honest. I don’t think he’s amazing but he’s a good serviceable CB and pairing him with Colwill have produced our best defensive performances this season. He had an individually shaky game but that’s not something I’m going to dwell on when the team actually played well enough to win the game and we lost game on a corner.
I do agree with your criticism of the front line though. Sterling, Mudryk, Madueke are crap. Nkunku is good but feeling his way back. Jackson is good but can’t finish. You’d think for the money spent we’d have some more reliable players there.
Sounds familiar.So why did you include it in your post then?
I rate Disasi to be honest. I don’t think he’s amazing but he’s a good serviceable CB and pairing him with Colwill have produced our best defensive performances this season. He had an individually shaky game but that’s not something I’m going to dwell on when the team actually played well enough to win the game and we lost game on a corner.
I do agree with your criticism of the front line though. Sterling, Mudryk, Madueke are crap. Nkunku is good but feeling his way back. Jackson is good but can’t finish. You’d think for the money spent we’d have some more reliable players there.
I am not sure he is fraud. He is a decent coach but not a real top one. Fraud, definitely not. It's like a fancy word that people use without any context.Poch is a fraud but the failure today is on Boehly and the organization more than anybody else. Amazing that they could spend a billion pounds and yet have so little quality in the forward line other than Palmer while also running out a CB partnership like Disasi and Colwill in a cup final.
I realize they have had a ton of injuries but you also have to ask questions about the organization in that regard in terms of how they are recruiting, integrating players into the setup, and managing their health.
I've always quite liked Badiashile, thought he was one of the better players under Potter. Assume he's another that's picked up a knock. Two years of Fofana being injured when he looked a terrific prospect at Leicester, Disasi would never have been signed if he could stay fit.So why did you include it in your post then?
I rate Disasi to be honest. I don’t think he’s amazing but he’s a good serviceable CB and pairing him with Colwill have produced our best defensive performances this season. He had an individually shaky game but that’s not something I’m going to dwell on when the team actually played well enough to win the game and we lost game on a corner.
I do agree with your criticism of the front line though. Sterling, Mudryk, Madueke are crap. Nkunku is good but feeling his way back. Jackson is good but can’t finish. You’d think for the money spent we’d have some more reliable players there.
That pre match speech asking not to be judged on whether he wins that final or not. And then he actually admitted that you were playing for penalties.Feck him. Seriously, feck him.
I said that in December 2018.There's just something about Poch I can't warm up to.
I have nothing to base this on, but I just don't think he's a winner.
It says a lot about the people doing the hiring at the time.It says a lot that the Man Utd brains trust had Pochettino or Ten Hag as the top choices to succeed Solskjaer. A massive amount.
He should sue the TV show "The Biggest Loser" for trademark infringement.