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Post by Karma on Jan 6, 2019 11:09:06 GMT
It was quite clear that he was in meltdown mode from the summer. He cut an angry and frustrated figure. Both him and the board were responsible for the fallout. Jose was always going out swinging. Not nice to see but he was never a yes man! are you havin an affair with Jose ? he was miserable in his first season and started arguments with players then. Oh do grow up! |
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Post by caino on Jan 6, 2019 11:46:04 GMT
are you havin an affair with Jose ? he was miserable in his first season and started arguments with players then. Oh do grow up! its amusing how much you support Jose. |
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Post by Karma on Jan 6, 2019 11:57:10 GMT
its amusing how much you support Jose. He's gone. We move on. Unsurprisingly many of the issues are still there. But no I love him you're right!🙄🙄 |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2019 11:58:05 GMT
It was quite clear that he was in meltdown mode from the summer. He cut an angry and frustrated figure. Both him and the board were responsible for the fallout. Jose was always going out swinging. Not nice to see but he was never a yes man! Intentional or not, Ole's already shown that there are better ways to show the board up than Mourinho's whinging. When he was asked about the transfer window he basically said the structure at the club's phenomenal and that this window would have been planned up to a couple of years ago by the higher-ups. If we don't strengthen and nothing comes off, there's no doubt where the blame lies. I was never clear with Jose whether the names for signings were coming from him or not. Ole's painted a much clearer picture of things.
I wish he settled for that. Playing Ander Herrera and McTominay as CBs with Bailly on the bench was unforgivable. He then went on to blame players who didn't respect the fans. I'm sure those who traveled down to watch us play West Ham appreciated his childish, unprofessional message to the board |
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Post by geo on Jan 6, 2019 14:24:15 GMT
Intentional or not, Ole's already shown that there are better ways to show the board up than Mourinho's whinging. When he was asked about the transfer window he basically said the structure at the club's phenomenal and that this window would have been planned up to a couple of years ago by the higher-ups. If we don't strengthen and nothing comes off, there's no doubt where the blame lies. I was never clear with Jose whether the names for signings were coming from him or not. Ole's painted a much clearer picture of things.
I wish he settled for that. Playing Ander Herrera and McTominay as CBs with Bailly on the bench was unforgivable. He then went on to blame players who didn't respect the fans. I'm sure those who traveled down to watch us play West Ham appreciated his childish, unprofessional message to the board The man is a complete twat who casts dark clouds over everywhere he goes |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 6, 2019 17:40:06 GMT
I wish he settled for that. Playing Ander Herrera and McTominay as CBs with Bailly on the bench was unforgivable. He then went on to blame players who didn't respect the fans. I'm sure those who traveled down to watch us play West Ham appreciated his childish, unprofessional message to the board The man is a complete twat who casts dark clouds over everywhere he goes A bit harsh, don’t you think? The man won in his first season here more than the thieves down the road had in the previous decade. A legend even before getting here  |
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Post by alwaysUnited on Jan 7, 2019 8:23:52 GMT
Am i the only one who felt Tahith chong looked very meh. He seems bit slow and afraid to take on players , when a young guy plays i expect to see a little bit of adventure and risk in his game. Hopefully its the nerves and he is better than i thought
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Post by Bestie on Jan 7, 2019 8:36:04 GMT
Am i the only one who felt Tahith chong looked very meh. He seems bit slow and afraid to take on players , when a young guy plays i expect to see a little bit of adventure and risk in his game. Hopefully its the nerves and he is better than i thought Is it the first time you have seen him play? |
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Post by ratbag on Jan 7, 2019 8:42:28 GMT
Am i the only one who felt Tahith chong looked very meh. He seems bit slow and afraid to take on players , when a young guy plays i expect to see a little bit of adventure and risk in his game. Hopefully its the nerves and he is better than i thought Is it the first time you have seen him play? Fair question and I suspect I know the answer. He is a very talented lad, with pace and a few tricks, who loves to attack and take on defenders, so, yes, I'd say it was nerves...19 years old, first run out in front of a full crowd at OT...I'd be bloody bricking it!! On another subject and not sure if it has been mentioned but what a professional Sergio Romero is...he rarely gets a start but never looks anything less than composed and very much more than competent...he would get into most PL teams imo yet he is OK with being a really great no.2...we are lucky to have him... |
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Post by On a break on Jan 7, 2019 8:47:00 GMT
Am i the only one who felt Tahith chong looked very meh. He seems bit slow and afraid to take on players , when a young guy plays i expect to see a little bit of adventure and risk in his game. Hopefully its the nerves and he is better than i thought The lad was probably a bit overawed by it all, he looked ok maybe too eager to please, a good short back and sides wont hurt though  |
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Post by alwaysUnited on Jan 7, 2019 8:55:44 GMT
Am i the only one who felt Tahith chong looked very meh. He seems bit slow and afraid to take on players , when a young guy plays i expect to see a little bit of adventure and risk in his game. Hopefully its the nerves and he is better than i thought Is it the first time you have seen him play? Actually yes ! Not writing the lad off , its just that i have heard so much about him but didnt see anything special in this particular match |
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Post by Karma on Jan 7, 2019 8:56:52 GMT
Am i the only one who felt Tahith chong looked very meh. He seems bit slow and afraid to take on players , when a young guy plays i expect to see a little bit of adventure and risk in his game. Hopefully its the nerves and he is better than i thought The lad was probably a bit overawed by it all, he looked ok maybe too eager to please, a good short back and sides wont hurt though  What is it about cutting great barnets? I like big hair. My mother in law used to always want my son's hair short. He has dark,thick, wavy hair. He's like the Da Silva twins other brother. He looks fucking weird when we have to drag him to the hairdressers. It's like Fellani. It's part of them. Big hair rocks! |
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Post by alwaysUnited on Jan 7, 2019 8:58:44 GMT
Is it the first time you have seen him play? Fair question and I suspect I know the answer. He is a very talented lad, with pace and a few tricks, who loves to attack and take on defenders, so, yes, I'd say it was nerves...19 years old, first run out in front of a full crowd at OT...I'd be bloody bricking it!! On another subject and not sure if it has been mentioned but what a professional Sergio Romero is...he rarely gets a start but never looks anything less than composed and very much more than competent...he would get into most PL teams imo yet he is OK with being a really great no.2...we are lucky to have him... Agree on Romero , he does well whenever he is called , better than some of the starting keepers in the league |
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Post by On a break on Jan 7, 2019 9:19:41 GMT
The lad was probably a bit overawed by it all, he looked ok maybe too eager to please, a good short back and sides wont hurt though What is it about cutting great barnets? I like big hair. My mother in law used to always want my son's hair short. He has dark,thick, wavy hair. He's like the Da Silva twins other brother. He looks fucking weird when we have to drag him to the hairdressers. It's like Fellani. It's part of them. Big hair rocks! It was a joke thats why I put a laughing emoji in at the end |
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Post by caino on Jan 7, 2019 9:21:53 GMT
doesn't bother me what hair cut he has or anyone else for that matter.
he just looked to eager, tried to hard. he will get better though. he just needs to settle down and play the simple ball to start with instead of across the field switches. then beating the man and takin risks will come once hes got the basics right.
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