Scholesy absolutely spot on there. Shame he didn't speak up earlier though, especially when GNev was rallying the fans in favor of dourface.Tweet
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Pretty much saying what the non-Jose loyalists believed all season,he's spot on. Scholes has never been one to sugar coat anything and he's right on the mark in his thoughts on the finished oneTweet
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The thing is he did speak up. He asked plenty of times how he still has a job. And how did our fans react? "Oh shut up Scholesy/disrespectful/can he stop talking". GNev is as shameless as they come.Scholesy absolutely spot on there. Shame he didn't speak up earlier though, especially when GNev was rallying the fans in favor of dourface.
Most managers ended up with a shit last year. It always happens. Thats why they call it the boot.Right now it's not so far-fetched an idea. He's coming off his third consecutive high profile tenure ending in disaster, his first real managerial total failure, and he's burned so many bridges throughout his career that there simply aren't many options left for him in Europe. PSG and Bayern are a long shot, Real Madrid would only turn back to him if things were to collapse to dramatically as to make them desperate, Juventus, Liverpool, City and this point Chelsea and United would sooner give the job to their gardener than him...what's left are either lower profile clubs, or high profile clubs that are nevertheless far from being able to compete for big trophies quite yet
He can retire this very minute and no way poch will beat his cv in 20 years.You're right. If he joins Porto he'll have no problem winning a nice competition like the Portugues League before Poch wins anything.
He did. He said Mourinho's mouth is out of control and he was embrassing the club. And surprised he wasn't gone . After West Ham I believe.Scholesy absolutely spot on there. Shame he didn't speak up earlier though, especially when GNev was rallying the fans in favor of dourface.
To be fair, Scholes was always hugely critical of Mourinho.Scholesy absolutely spot on there. Shame he didn't speak up earlier though, especially when GNev was rallying the fans in favor of dourface.
Oh Jesus, it's not even Athletico but fekin Athleti!
Apologies for my spelling mistakeOh Jesus, it's not even Athletico but fekin Athleti!
That he hill say in next tweet, just wait...Hasn't he mentioned how great we have been since Ole took over?
You are missing the point. It's not that he's not good enough, it's that there's almost no truly big club in Europe who would take him at this point because of the baggage he carries with him. He's managed to stay at the top of his profession for 15 years. That's a very long time, but he's done so in such a way that he's burned too many bridges behind him. What's left for him, realistically, are PSG, who care about style as much as they care about winning, Bayern, who are highly unlikely to consider him and would never give him the kind of power he wants/needs(none of him complaining about transfers over there. Hoeness and Rumenigge take care of that at Bayern and that is that) and i guess maaaaybe Atletico if/when Simeone decides to leave. In England, which top club would consider him? In Italy, the only real top club at the moment is juventus. Did you see how their fans treated him in CL when you played them?Most managers ended up with a shit last year. It always happens. Thats why they call it the boot.
A few rare occasion aside most managers in the epl has been sacked before. Im not saying anything much but this jose mourinho only fits to manage in china is over the top delusion. Granted he's not everyone's cup of tea but he's still a fine manager. Maybe not the pedigree of his early days
I wouldn't say he's a better pundit than GN, I mean, Scholes never said this stuff while Jose was in charge.Pretty much saying what the non-Jose loyalists believed all season,he's spot on. Scholes has never been one to sugar coat anything and he's right on the mark in his thoughts on the finished one
He's a much better pundit than Neville who's become very much agenda driven ever since his failed managerial career
The thing is results is the only thing in football that is beyond a coach's control. How can you prioritise something that you have very little control over? That's why coaches focus on style and performances. They can control that.
Although I am not a big lover of Ed. One decision I think he got spot on was to keep Pogba and Martial.players like Martial and Pogba would have been sold or told to knuckle down. But Ed sided with them.
Still have the odd lunatic defending him even now.He was sacked a month ago tomorrow. Jesus, seems like an age ago.
What a horrible man he was. And there were people defending him on here until the very end.
I'm sure you'd love that so you'd come rub it in our faces like a proper fan of whatever club that will beI even dare to bet that he'd won the next trophy sooner than we won ours.
People really taking things for granted. 2 cups and a second spot finished and he's a fraud.
Its actually comical he's still peddling this nonsense that the team isnt/wasnt good enough.
Do you agree with him?
He actually did though,he was one of the rare pundits who was openly questioning why he still had the jobs weeks before he was sacked and he was never afraid of criticizing him for not living up to the ideals of the club.I wouldn't say he's a better pundit than GN, I mean, Scholes never said this stuff while Jose was in charge.
100% no.Do you agree with him?
haha no worries mate.. astonishingly you will still probably find a few out there still buying his excuses!100% no.
I agree with you mate. Not laughing at your post, which I thought was decent, that was directed towards Jose. If may have looked as if it came across the wrong way sorry
Agree with that mate. He fecked up. He just needs to be a man and take it on the chin.haha no worries mate.. astonishingly you will still probably find a few out there still buying his excuses!
He is absolutely right to defend himself and his legacy against the overreaction that has occurred since his sacking. We're talking about his profession.The thing is results is the only thing in football that is beyond a coach's control. How can you prioritise something that you have very little control over? That's why coaches focus on style and performances. They can control that.