You're probably right mate.
Mind you he has a sour faced wife and four kids ...
... he's probably just glad to get out of the house.
Otherwise he'd be pulling his hair out
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You're probably right mate.
Mind you he has a sour faced wife and four kids ...
... he's probably just glad to get out of the house.
Otherwise he'd be pulling his hair out
Or won even more trophies haha, can’t knock his playing career at all, maybes he just doesn’t have the hunger for management
He’d do his nut watching our strikers over the last 12 months lol always on the floor moaning
I know it sounds daft to say that about a player who achieved so much!
All a matter of opinion but I think despite the fact that he achieved so much in his career, he could have been on Messi or Robaldo levels. That 17 year old that was almost unstoppable at the Euros never showed again imo, he certainly never achieved for England at tournaments hardly scored outside a qualifier or friendly did he?
I will say that some of the above was down to how Fergie changed his game at Utd.
Yep,bit surprised at that....thought he had more about him. Still,easy life and lowds of dollars.
I really do doubt Rooney was lazy in any way as a footballer. You dont achieve what he did by being lazy. No way.
That dressing room he went into at Utd had unbelievable standards. Fergie standards so high. By all accounts the senior players ran training like a boot camp. Players like Keane and Neville made sure training was 100% all the time. Some players couldnt cope with it, but the fact Rooney went on to be Utd's top goalscorer tells me he relished it. I cant remember which manager it was but Rooney is supposed to have gone to them as captain and said training wasnt up to standard and it needs sorting. He also spent a lot of time training in a boxing gym. You dont get away with a lazy attitude in those places, no matter who you are, and I have been in a few with my lad.
He may not need to work, but he does. I doubt that is a lazy person tbh. I am sure he coule retire and live very comfortably. The fact he keeps putting himself into clubs like Derby and Plymouth suggests to me a big desire to be successful. He may not make it, but I reckon one thing it shows is he is a grafter.
I always felt he didn't achieve what he could have. Seems ridiculous saying it given what he didn't achieve but he could have been talked about in the same conversations as Messi and Ronaldo for who was the best of those few players that dominated world football for a decade or so.
But I also concede that part of it may have been that Fergie changed him as a player from that lad at Everton. And in reality probably got more out of him, I means it's Fergie he didn't get much wrong did he. I just always saw that 17 year old as unstoppable hungry player on his day but part of that was an aggression that was tempered at Utd probably for his own good.
He could always take up boxing, he knows how to take a punch
Go on Bardo lad
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He definitely comes across really well in interviews. Hope it translates to the pitch. Got my hope and enthusiasm back.
Can’t fault anything he said there. Got our flaws last season spot on in one sentence. Also interesting to hear him alluding to working at clubs where not everyone is pulling in the same direction and where the energy is not good, presumably that’s Lorient last season.
What a surprise the lack of an assistant manager is.
Concerning where things are heading here - Cardiff result papered over the cracks short term imo.
Concerning where things are heading here - Cardiff result papered over the cracks short term imo.
Explain how its papering over the cracks after 2 matches?
RLB has said he doesnt just want to bring anyone in and they have to be the right person
Dodds n proctor are good coaches by all accounts, so why get rid of them just because Dodds struggled when he was appointed head coach?
Were they good coaches under Beale?
Lots of reasons.
There's a better than evens chance RLB wasn't allowed to take the job without Dodds and Proctor - he's just been relegated and his a stock is hardly high level.
Speakman would have loved to give the job to the 2 that had us plummeting down the table at a rate of knots but couldn't so needed a front man which is what I think we have got.
It won't be long before RLB is being undermined or hung out to dry as Speakman fails to bring in a proper striker (remember this bloke doesn't think c.forward is particularly important position in a team these days).
And guess who will be handily positioned to be interim head coaches again despite being way out of their depth?
Lots of opinions there n zero facts
Why not just give RLB to show whethet hes the right manager or not than talking about hypothetical situations that may or may not ever happen
It keeps happening. See the comments about a striker in today's interview.
We've played without a recognised striker for nearly 2 years and went 4/5 months without a head coach. There's some massive indicators right there that our sporting director is a little out of his depth not to mention the Beale, Dodds, Proctor debacle.
Theres also indicators that hes doing stuff right
Your comments were to do with the coaching staff nothing to do with the striker situation, the beale situation etc
You said its papering over cracks but nothing to back that up
Why not wait till the end of the window to see if lessons have been learmed or not
Cba with all the pointless negativity today, enjoy your weekend n lets hope for another 3 points to paper over more cracks
The 3 points backed up the first point - exactly what I said.
And yes definitely. I'm actually going to buy a ticket today for some mad reason.