Thomas
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You know damn well EM doesn't see it that way lolNuno won’t want a relegation on his cv without the opportunity to turn it round and get us back up. Whether EM sees it that way is another matter.
You know damn well EM doesn't see it that way lolNuno won’t want a relegation on his cv without the opportunity to turn it round and get us back up. Whether EM sees it that way is another matter.
I'd like Nuno to stay regardless of the division we're in. If we went down it wouldn't all be on Nuno, in the same way that it shouldn't all be on Cooper...
These are all reasons that have made this club incredibly difficult to manage. I do think that Nuno needs to build on his relationship with the fans, I get that it was always going to be difficult after Cooper, but sometimes at away games, you don't really see him acknowledging the travelling support or he does it very briefly. I'd just like to see a bit more engagement from him. I think we've got a chant for him now, so that might help.
- Signing several African players
- Bloating the squad
- Relying on Awoniyi when it was obvious he was prone to injury
- Signing Sangare
- Not having a keeper for the first half of the season
- Breaching FFP
- The elusive set piece coach
The truth is that there is a lack of quality managers out there atm and I'd like to see what Nuno can do with a pre-season and one transfer window. I've been frustrated with some of his tactics and it's difficult to see where the improvement is, but there's been some positives. Got to back Nuno, don't want to be on that merry-go-round of managers again.
Believe me Red, there are no VIPs or dignitaries in that section.Personally, I'm embarrassed by the foot in the telly.
Do it in your own home, If you like. I think it's a bit moronic but it's your home and your telly.
Doing it in public, in the director's box of NFFC, sat on your throne, with all kinds of VIPs and dignatories in attendance. That's just shameful, imho.
I agree. Win games of football and football fans have very short memories.In terms of building relationships with fans isn't it as simple as winning games? Not easy at this level, granted.
Nope. Cooper was doing stuff which connected him to the local community, and that played a big part of his endearment. For example, when a local primary school caretaker was murdered Cooper invited his family to the training ground.In terms of building relationships with fans isn't it as simple as winning games? Not easy at this level, granted.
How does that go?Good post. It was nice to hear the Nuno chant at spurs, I saw it on a video the other day.
How does that go?
Call them what you like, you know exactly the point I'm making.Believe me Red, there are no VIPs or dignitaries in that section.
Yes, I do.Call them what you like, you know exactly the point I'm making.
Doesn't Marinakis do quite a lot for the local community as well? Because you seem to judge him just on what's happening on the pitch/within the club but by your own admission above it's not just about winning games.Nope. Cooper was doing stuff which connected him to the local community, and that played a big part of his endearment. For example, when a local primary school caretaker was murdered Cooper invited his family to the training ground.
Plays a big part in bakery refurbishment apparently.Doesn't Marinakis do quite a lot for the local community as well?
Mr Marinakis does support a number of local community projects/charities, a prime example being Framework.Doesn't Marinakis do quite a lot for the local community as well? Because you seem to judge him just on what's happening on the pitch/within the club but by your own admission above it's not just about winning games.
Just one thing to note: the caretaker wasn't murdered was he?Nope. Cooper was doing stuff which connected him to the local community, and that played a big part of his endearment. For example, when a local primary school caretaker was murdered Cooper invited his family to the training ground.
No one becomes free from criticism just because of their off field endeavors and Marinakis hasn't run us very well; he's taken us to the bottom of the Championship and now plunged us into an FFP/PSR fiasco with relegation a likely possibility. Our upturn was when he stepped away from the club and allowed pros to run it much better.Doesn't Marinakis do quite a lot for the local community as well? Because you seem to judge him just on what's happening on the pitch/within the club but by your own admission above it's not just about winning games.
Wow, didn't realize that. That's fecking nuts.Just one thing to note: the caretaker wasn't murdered was he?
Nor the 2 students.
They only died from manslaughter because of the perpetrator's mental illness causing him to have diminished responsibility.
shocking judicial decision - I can't believe even the criminal justice system is so broken.
It was put through as manslaughter on grounds of diminished responsibility, which is still unlawfully killed as far as I understand.Just one thing to note: the caretaker wasn't murdered was he?
Nor the 2 students.
They only died from manslaughter because of the perpetrator's mental illness causing him to have diminished responsibility.
shocking judicial decision - I can't believe even the criminal justice system is so broken.
So Steve 'Goldilocks' Cooper?In summary:
Nuno - not enough emotion
Marinakis - too much emotion
Cooper - just the right amount of emotion
We can't stick the blame on Nuno if we go down, there's far too mitigating factors. You only have to look at history too, how many managers that have taken over a genuine relegation threatened club have gone on to keep them up? I can't actually think of any at all off hand.
If he does keep us up then he's going to be part of an elite number, possibly the only one and definitely the only one that also had a points deduction.
TBF, that's been a generic truism for years...Not his fault if we get relegated. All his doing if we avoid relegation.
Got it.