Pullis
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survey;n3405088 said:Can't stand the man, lost respect for him when he recalled our loanees after Ferguson got potted. Give him stick boys
Hope our fans in the Invincibles really get on his case on Tuesday night.All this running up and down the technical area in his teenager gear shouting and bawling out instruction to his players has got on my nerves for years.Do players really have time and concentration to listen to him?Couple of early goals from us and the crowd on his back might just do the trick.
survey;n3405088 said:Can't stand the man, lost respect for him when he recalled our loanees after Ferguson got potted. Give him stick boys
Shithouse of the first order - coward as well , does what Ferguson tells him to do.
Deserves no respect from anyone ever.
Really don't rate him as a manager. It's much easier to set up a team like Pulis, Grayson etc where you sit behind the ball in your shape, than our high risk strategy.
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Are people really still so angry and getting their knickers in a twist about something so trivial like a football manager taking back a loan player nearly TEN years ago? Goodness me.raefil;n3405184 said:think I`ll just concentrate on supporting the lads.
Can't stand Pullis, boring football and an ass licker of Ferguson of the highest order, give the fooker as much stick as he deserves for me on Tuesday.
Dirty Harry;n3405235 said:Are people really still so angry and getting their knickers in a twist about something so trivial like a football manager taking back a loan player nearly TEN years ago? Goodness me.
I m still bitterly raging about the beating I took from the woodwork teacher in 1972.
Some kid forgot to stir the animal bone glue pot and I got the blame.
Battered the kid for not owning up and vowed to beat the crap out of the teacher when I got hairy and muscles.
Regret to this day I didn’t track the twat down.
Dirty Harry;n3405235 said:Are people really still so angry and getting their knickers in a twist about something so trivial like a football manager taking back a loan player nearly TEN years ago? Goodness me.
Almost as bad as people getting their knickers on a twist about what people po😛st
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pnematic;n3405373 said:I m still bitterly raging about the beating I took from the woodwork teacher in 1972.
Some kid forgot to stir the animal bone glue pot and I got the blame.
Battered the kid for not owning up and vowed to beat the crap out of the teacher when I got hairy and muscles.
Regret to this day I didn’t track the twat down.
He'll be about ninety now... I reckon you'd have a decent chance in a fight.
Anyways... Pulis... Him recalling players way back when... yeah, a bit annoying. But black prince gets it about right... especially his 'teenage' outfit (Not a good look on a man in his sixties!) and him bawling like a brat.
Give him the respect he's due. Which is not a lot.
Hugill on the other hand... polite applause from me, if I was there... then maybe some friendly banter after kick-off.
I think our lads will need a real lift on Tuesday. There could be quite an emotional hangover after yesterday.
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Managers like Pulis and Allardyce get way more praise than they deserve.
Yeah they keep teams up, but set them up to play such boring negative football that it’s almost impossible for a new manager to take over and do well.
Then the media will say ‘look what happens when you sack Tony Pulis, you get relegated’ without respecting the fact a lot of it is down to Pulis’ recruitment and style.
Yeah they keep teams up, but set them up to play such boring negative football that it’s almost impossible for a new manager to take over and do well.
Then the media will say ‘look what happens when you sack Tony Pulis, you get relegated’ without respecting the fact a lot of it is down to Pulis’ recruitment and style.
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Lee Trundle;n3405481 said:Managers like Pulis and Allardyce get way more praise than they deserve.
Yeah they keep teams up, but set them up to play such boring negative football that it’s almost impossible for a new manager to take over and do well.
Then the media will say ‘look what happens when you sack Tony Pulis, you get relegated’ without respecting the fact a lot of it is down to Pulis’ recruitment and style.
Everton are doing alright under Marco Silva following Big Sam's departure...
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utw;n3405506 said:Everton are doing alright under Marco Silva following Big Sam's departure...
Everton spent big under Koeman, brought in big Sam to steady the ship after they underperformed. He was only there for 6 months.