| Lack of risk taking in this appointment 22:40 - Jun 19 with 979 views | hunty21 |
This appointment shows we are not ready or comfortable to go for a manager abroad or have the knowledge to appoint a foreign manager like the brighton, palace bournmouth team have in the past , yes its a risk but in all honesty this was the obvious choice from the start , clearly not many names to consider.
He may well keep us up but come christmas we might be back in the merry go round of managers hunt if things go badly |  | | |  |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 22:43 - Jun 19 with 917 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
Bournemouth literally appointed him as a steppingstone to try and stabilize first. Bad example. |  |
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| Lets break that down..... on 22:45 - Jun 19 with 905 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
Interesting you use Bournemouth as an example.
Who was it that kept them up at the start of their current stay in the Premier League? Oh yes, Gary O'Neil. 15th place.
Also, Palace and Brighton started their Premier League journeys with British managers.
Palace and Brighton only started appointing sexy foreign managers once they were established Premier League sides. [Post edited 19 Jun 22:46]
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 22:49 - Jun 19 with 829 views | RetroBlue |
Its about stability and not being a yo-yo club. If we can be hard to beat and yet hit teams on a fast transition id take that. Tippy happy possession football doesnt win games... strong, solid defences and ability to stick it in the opponents net, is |  |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:14 - Jun 19 with 735 views | Wacko |
The managers who kept Brighton, Palace and Bournemouth up in their first seasons in the Prem were Chris Hughton, Tony Pulis and Gary O’Neil respectively | |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:37 - Jun 19 with 646 views | Guthrum |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 22:49 - Jun 19 by RetroBlue |
Its about stability and not being a yo-yo club. If we can be hard to beat and yet hit teams on a fast transition id take that. Tippy happy possession football doesnt win games... strong, solid defences and ability to stick it in the opponents net, is |
That's pretty much the style McKenna had been working towards during last season. The defence was notably tighter than two years before. |  |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:46 - Jun 19 with 609 views | RetroBlue |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:37 - Jun 19 by Guthrum |
That's pretty much the style McKenna had been working towards during last season. The defence was notably tighter than two years before. |
Yes our degrnce definitely better i agree, but our strikers much weaker. Id also say we are pretty slow in the middle ....
Going to be interesting to see how new man does. I just hope Town fans get behind him. If he can keep.us up , id say that's initial target... | |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:53 - Jun 19 with 565 views | RobTheMonk |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 22:43 - Jun 19 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
Bournemouth literally appointed him as a steppingstone to try and stabilize first. Bad example. |
Lmao. People need to do their research. |  | | |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 00:02 - Jun 20 with 525 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:53 - Jun 19 by RobTheMonk |
Lmao. People need to do their research. |
Well he was caretaker and then got the job so they for sure thought he had enough about him to keep them but before they got their next guy in. | |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 00:13 - Jun 20 with 498 views | Guthrum |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 23:46 - Jun 19 by RetroBlue |
Yes our degrnce definitely better i agree, but our strikers much weaker. Id also say we are pretty slow in the middle ....
Going to be interesting to see how new man does. I just hope Town fans get behind him. If he can keep.us up , id say that's initial target... |
His first job is recruitment and building a team who are capable and well-drilled enough to win and draw matches in the Prem. | |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 00:31 - Jun 20 with 468 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 00:02 - Jun 20 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
Well he was caretaker and then got the job so they for sure thought he had enough about him to keep them but before they got their next guy in. |
He was bournemouth coach for 18 months before caretaking.
Despite finishing 15th and therfore being seen as an ideal candidate for the town job
The underlying stats were terrible and why he got sacked as they knew theyd go down the following season with him
Goals conceded 18th
Shots conceded per match 20th
Set piece goals conceded 20th
Goals scored 16th
Exp points table 20th
What will be interesting to see is what version we will get
The bournemourh version of sit back and counter ( for this it helped that his keeper made over 100 saves and they scored many goals that were seen as difficult chances to score
Or the wolves version which was more proactive than reactive |  |
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| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 00:40 - Jun 20 with 452 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Lack of risk taking in this appointment on 00:31 - Jun 20 by FrimleyBlue |
He was bournemouth coach for 18 months before caretaking.
Despite finishing 15th and therfore being seen as an ideal candidate for the town job
The underlying stats were terrible and why he got sacked as they knew theyd go down the following season with him
Goals conceded 18th
Shots conceded per match 20th
Set piece goals conceded 20th
Goals scored 16th
Exp points table 20th
What will be interesting to see is what version we will get
The bournemourh version of sit back and counter ( for this it helped that his keeper made over 100 saves and they scored many goals that were seen as difficult chances to score
Or the wolves version which was more proactive than reactive |
They were a newly promoted side and they survived with him going from coach to full time boss. It’s really the end result that’s important.
Same as McKenna getting us promoted with 84 point this year, that wouldn’t usually be enough but we are back in the Premier League. Bournemouth never looked back either. I’m not really seeing this as a 5 year plan unless he exceeds all expectations. | |
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