Vote for whoever you want, but I know a few on here like to be realists so would rather vote for who they think it will actually be
I think Barton has both a chance and would be brilliant personally
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Vote for whoever you want, but I know a few on here like to be realists so would rather vote for who they think it will actually be
I think Barton has both a chance and would be brilliant personally
Ketsbaia was doing well a few years ago, not sure what he's up to now. Let's get him in he was radge
And? Brighton, Bournemouth and Southampton all played good football in that league. Fleetwood have less money and Barton is doing a grand job. Charlton have even less and the football is much better under Bowyer.
Yes he did a job. So has Bruce here.
No point in replacing one **** for another
Cuz he's a " nice guy"
Well chaos did include a reason "a winning smile"
I see you chaos
I'd rather have him than Bruce for sure, but nobby knows how to play... He was a clever player and his trumpet would get them laughing be enjoying their football
It's the 3rd division, of course the football is crap
Cuz he's a " nice guy"
Laugh all you want, but a personality goes along way.. Bruce is boring
Aye but we could disguise Ashley as an advertising hoarding and get Ketsbaia to boot **** out of it
Any manager that sniffs put the crap like lacelles, shelvey hendrick and knows their right from left will do
Could ye imagine Joey dragging them in the dressing room after Jamaal lets Maguire walk away from him
Or Jonjo just lets someone walk past him
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So according to you and @Ben 10 all league two teams are the exact same quality?
Of course not. Just because they are not one of the best footballing teams in the world does not mean they can't play decent football in comparison to the other teams in their league.
Sunderland made a few good and ballsy manager decisions near the end I reckon
Di Canio took guts, he did fantastic in the lower league and he kept them up.
And then Poyet, who was actually decent for them.
You can play good stuff in the lower leagues and coach a team properly. I think the idea of "its lower leagues, ground out results" is a complete myth and laziness.