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When Pearson left for Leicester only a very small number of fans on here were pleased. In fairness to Chazz he might have been one of them, but the now popular view that we were always ****e under him is miles from what the fanbase as a whole thought at the time.
 
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The thing with Pearson was that he appeared to be openly hostile towards his own fans whilst he was here.

He then came out with that over the top comment about wanting to go back to 'where he was loved' when he left for Leicester.

That comment made him look a right ponce and was ( another) dig at City fans.

No wonder he's seen as a bit of a **** around these parts.

I also believe, for what it's worth, that the main/ only reason he hasn't returned to management is because Steve Walsh and Craig Shakespeare aren't available.
 
I do understand that, but that's not what you said. You said that 40/92 managers had been sacked which is wrong.

There have been more than 92 managers & less than 40 sacked.

If you meant 40 out of 92 clubs had sacked their manager this is also wrong as some clubs have replaced there manager more than once & not all 40 had been sacked anyway.

Your understanding that you understand more than I ever will is not only wrong but it also highlights your immaturity, garbage comebacks & idiocy.

We should have a 'dislike' button for such drivel and pettiness.
 
When Pearson left for Leicester only a very small number of fans on here were pleased. In fairness to Chazz he might have been one of them, but the now popular view that we were always ****e under him is miles from what the fanbase as a whole thought at the time.

That was when the first cracks appeared.
Petty disputes about mobile phones being taken off staff, then backroom staff being let go until in the end he wanted out.
Did I dream he not only signed Harper and Solano, but allowed Solano's buffoon of a brother to 'entertain' the fans before the game?
 
Utter tosh and drivel, this, from people who weren't watching properly when Mike Smith's City teams scythed the opposition apart with one-touch deftness.

Pffft interim managers rule. I see your Mike Smith and raise you a Billy Russell.

You can't doubt the capabilities of a man who has a hat trick of interim appointments. All hail Billy.
 
That was when the first cracks appeared.
Petty disputes about mobile phones being taken off staff, then backroom staff being let go until in the end he wanted out.
Did I dream he not only signed Harper and Solano, but allowed Solano's buffoon of a brother to 'entertain' the fans before the game?

He wasn't Solano's brother, he was just a mate of his and he was brilliant.
 
That was when the first cracks appeared.
Petty disputes about mobile phones being taken off staff, then backroom staff being let go until in the end he wanted out.
Did I dream he not only signed Harper and Solano, but allowed Solano's buffoon of a brother to 'entertain' the fans before the game?

That wasn't him.
 
I didn't think they looked the real deal at all, two goals in a smash and grab, which would never have gone in on another day. Didn't really create anything you'd have thought 'they should have scored that'.

We created lots of chances and missed a few sitters, just couldn't stick it in the net, was one of those days. Derby didn't come here and do a number on us or anything like, they were pretty poor, just like they've been pretty much all season.


Aye, it was our turn to flatter the opposition.
 
When Pearson left for Leicester only a very small number of fans on here were pleased. In fairness to Chazz he might have been one of them, but the now popular view that we were always ****e under him is miles from what the fanbase as a whole thought at the time.

I was over the moon he went. Both him and his football were dire to watch. He did forge an excellent away run to set a record, just not an entertaining one.
 
How does that work then?

Ah, you appoint a Director of Football, none less than Harry Redknapp; someone who a couple of years ago was spouting that the Director of Football role was a joke!

You couldn't make it up!

Mel Morris and Derby about to reap all they sow, which is bugger all!
 
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