Hello Sunderpitt, thanks for wishing us luck, both in Europe and in general however, you've got it completely wrong about some things I'm afraid:
Many of us have a problem with Stoke as well, because we don't like the football. Pulis MADE the best of the players we had but then did two really irritating things, amongst others.
Bought players that were better at playing crap football
Impulse bought skilful players, mostly to get a player like the above in a two-for-one, and didn't even play them (at least not consistently)
He currently does not get the best out of both the whole squad, by not playing the best team, and the team he plays; we quite often have no shots on goal in the first half.
I also feel like the fans are not really behind the team as they were in the first two seasons; we have the "We'll play how we want" song but I never sing it; we are not playing how I want. I also think that the team, or more specifically, Pulis, does not like the fans either, and I find it difficult to back someone who seems to have subtle, but very spiteful, digs at the fans in the media or however else.
I can't be sure that you think that, like Bruce, the fans are putting pressure on Pulis, but it isn't because of the results; it is the way he persists with either tactics that worked well in a completely different type of game, or tactics/players that clearly aren't working.
However, he SHOULD concentrate on playing more entertaining football, but I think that, again, this is what the fans are putting pressure on Pulis for; our results have actually been pretty good, and I don't think anyone isn't pleased with our position in the table and results as a whole.
There are many fans who have the opinion that you think, but I really don't think that they exist in as great a number as talksport would suggest, or even BBC Radio Stoke suggests; either way, if things go on, I will soon be amongst the majority.
This is where our views differ. You are quite entitled to that opinion, just as I am mine, and I see it differently. Clumsy and foolish it might have been, but he realised his mistake, tried to pull his leg away and made sure his studs were down.
Have a read of this if you haven't already. He seems to be speaking a lot of sense, even the bit about TP being a bit out of order.
http://www.shieldsgazette.com/sport...arned_over_david_meyler_cheat_label_1_4218408
Hello Sunderpitt, thanks for wishing us luck, both in Europe and in general however, you've got it completely wrong about some things I'm afraid:
Many of us have a problem with Stoke as well, because we don't like the football. Pulis MADE the best of the players we had but then did two really irritating things, amongst others.
Bought players that were better at playing crap football
Impulse bought skilful players, mostly to get a player like the above in a two-for-one, and didn't even play them (at least not consistently)
He currently does not get the best out of both the whole squad, by not playing the best team, and the team he plays; we quite often have no shots on goal in the first half.
I also feel like the fans are not really behind the team as they were in the first two seasons; we have the "We'll play how we want" song but I never sing it; we are not playing how I want. I also think that the team, or more specifically, Pulis, does not like the fans either, and I find it difficult to back someone who seems to have subtle, but very spiteful, digs at the fans in the media or however else.
I can't be sure that you think that, like Bruce, the fans are putting pressure on Pulis, but it isn't because of the results; it is the way he persists with either tactics that worked well in a completely different type of game, or tactics/players that clearly aren't working.
However, he SHOULD concentrate on playing more entertaining football, but I think that, again, this is what the fans are putting pressure on Pulis for; our results have actually been pretty good, and I don't think anyone isn't pleased with our position in the table and results as a whole.
There are many fans who have the opinion that you think, but I really don't think that they exist in as great a number as talksport would suggest, or even BBC Radio Stoke suggests; either way, if things go on, I will soon be amongst the majority.
Hello Sunderpitt, thanks for wishing us luck, both in Europe and in general however, you've got it completely wrong about some things I'm afraid:
Many of us have a problem with Stoke as well, because we don't like the football. Pulis MADE the best of the players we had but then did two really irritating things, amongst others.
Bought players that were better at playing crap football
Impulse bought skilful players, mostly to get a player like the above in a two-for-one, and didn't even play them (at least not consistently)
He currently does not get the best out of both the whole squad, by not playing the best team, and the team he plays; we quite often have no shots on goal in the first half.
I also feel like the fans are not really behind the team as they were in the first two seasons; we have the "We'll play how we want" song but I never sing it; we are not playing how I want. I also think that the team, or more specifically, Pulis, does not like the fans either, and I find it difficult to back someone who seems to have subtle, but very spiteful, digs at the fans in the media or however else.
I can't be sure that you think that, like Bruce, the fans are putting pressure on Pulis, but it isn't because of the results; it is the way he persists with either tactics that worked well in a completely different type of game, or tactics/players that clearly aren't working.
However, he SHOULD concentrate on playing more entertaining football, but I think that, again, this is what the fans are putting pressure on Pulis for; our results have actually been pretty good, and I don't think anyone isn't pleased with our position in the table and results as a whole.
There are many fans who have the opinion that you think, but I really don't think that they exist in as great a number as talksport would suggest, or even BBC Radio Stoke suggests; either way, if things go on, I will soon be amongst the majority.
5. Several seasons later & £millions spent, it would be expected that this style would have evolved into something more expansive.