heimdall wrote:Reg wrote:We should be at the stage now of only needing minor tweeks to keep this team on the boil - which is affordable. An overhaul as you suggest would be prohibitively expensive and would no doubt jeopodise the new stadium plans.....
It hurts like héll to admit it but I think Rafa has to go and we have to go the complete restructure route - which is a commercial disaster for the club.
I don't agree, well of course I agree about Rafa going but I don't agree about the major overhaul. I actually thinking we have a good bunch of individual players, some of them absolutely first class, like Reina, Stevie, Johnson and of course Torres. I also think we have some good youngsters knocking on the door. What we don't have is a good team or correct tactics. Sure we are missing some players to complete the jigsaw but what we need most is a manager to get the existing players fired up and a manager who can get the best out of them. We really aren't that far away but it's important we get the right manager in the summer as we won't have Stevie for too many more years.
Reg wrote:You're just repeating what I said however a clear out would include probably 8-10 players from the 25 man immediate first team squad which would cost us to get rid (asset value right offs) and replacement. Plus Rafa and the backroom costs = a financial restructuring which would threaten the stadium.
Ben Patrick wrote:heimdall wrote:Reg wrote:We should be at the stage now of only needing minor tweeks to keep this team on the boil - which is affordable. An overhaul as you suggest would be prohibitively expensive and would no doubt jeopodise the new stadium plans.....
It hurts like héll to admit it but I think Rafa has to go and we have to go the complete restructure route - which is a commercial disaster for the club.
I don't agree, well of course I agree about Rafa going but I don't agree about the major overhaul. I actually thinking we have a good bunch of individual players, some of them absolutely first class, like Reina, Stevie, Johnson and of course Torres. I also think we have some good youngsters knocking on the door. What we don't have is a good team or correct tactics. Sure we are missing some players to complete the jigsaw but what we need most is a manager to get the existing players fired up and a manager who can get the best out of them. We really aren't that far away but it's important we get the right manager in the summer as we won't have Stevie for too many more years.
Oh my god, that's the first time you have posted something that i totally agree with
bigmick wrote:You could argue that if we do manage to grab fourth, our problems really do start. If we don't, even the most ardent fan of the manager would surely accept that failure to get past Lyon and Fiorentina in the Champions League, defeat at home by Reading in the FA Cup, outside the top four in the league as well as an early exit in the Carling Cup is a bad enough season to warrant changing the manager. I say that fully aware that some are so desperate to proven right that they would see us relegated before finally accepting what they know in their heart of hearts, but accepting of it or not publically they'd know it just as they surely know it already.
On the other hand, if we do get fourth then we'll probably have to endure yet another season with not hope in our hearts but despair. It may well be that winning the league is impossible given our finances, but we must surely be able to muster up a team which can play with sufficient verve to see off the likes of Reading, and can go to the likes of wolves expecting to win. Sometimes you have to endure a little pain in order to move forwards. Under our present circumstances, we may be in such a boat.
bigmick wrote:Thanks for the welcome back Reg. The fact is that the answer to our problem may well be impossible, in that winning the league is out of our reach. That said, we might as well go for it by changing the manager, at least we could go about it with verve and renewed hope, whereas if we stay with him we are sticking with a fatally busted flush. The time for a change has long since been and gone, failure to make that change in the Summer would be criminally negligent.
Lando_Griffin wrote:bigmick wrote:You could argue that if we do manage to grab fourth, our problems really do start. If we don't, even the most ardent fan of the manager would surely accept that failure to get past Lyon and Fiorentina in the Champions League, defeat at home by Reading in the FA Cup, outside the top four in the league as well as an early exit in the Carling Cup is a bad enough season to warrant changing the manager. I say that fully aware that some are so desperate to proven right that they would see us relegated before finally accepting what they know in their heart of hearts, but accepting of it or not publically they'd know it just as they surely know it already.
On the other hand, if we do get fourth then we'll probably have to endure yet another season with not hope in our hearts but despair. It may well be that winning the league is impossible given our finances, but we must surely be able to muster up a team which can play with sufficient verve to see off the likes of Reading, and can go to the likes of wolves expecting to win. Sometimes you have to endure a little pain in order to move forwards. Under our present circumstances, we may be in such a boat.
Now then, c*nt - you don't know anything, so I strongly suggest you shut your daft old clap-ridden trap before you embarrass yourself.
Don't EVER say you know how others feel, you self-obsessed piece of sh*t.
Rafa is 10 times the man you will ever be, and he WILL rectify this situation.
Hopefully, someone will rectify you, too.
Ben Patrick wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:bigmick wrote:You could argue that if we do manage to grab fourth, our problems really do start. If we don't, even the most ardent fan of the manager would surely accept that failure to get past Lyon and Fiorentina in the Champions League, defeat at home by Reading in the FA Cup, outside the top four in the league as well as an early exit in the Carling Cup is a bad enough season to warrant changing the manager. I say that fully aware that some are so desperate to proven right that they would see us relegated before finally accepting what they know in their heart of hearts, but accepting of it or not publically they'd know it just as they surely know it already.
On the other hand, if we do get fourth then we'll probably have to endure yet another season with not hope in our hearts but despair. It may well be that winning the league is impossible given our finances, but we must surely be able to muster up a team which can play with sufficient verve to see off the likes of Reading, and can go to the likes of wolves expecting to win. Sometimes you have to endure a little pain in order to move forwards. Under our present circumstances, we may be in such a boat.
Now then, c*nt - you don't know anything, so I strongly suggest you shut your daft old clap-ridden trap before you embarrass yourself.
Don't EVER say you know how others feel, you self-obsessed piece of sh*t.
Rafa is 10 times the man you will ever be, and he WILL rectify this situation.
Hopefully, someone will rectify you, too.
Do you know Rafa do you ?
Do you know mick ?
If the answer to both is no then pipe down.
And how do you rectify the situation ? Even if we do sneak fourth this season has been a disgrace not only by the shocking results but also the performances in the victories.
We lost home more than half our champions league games, got knocked out of the FA cup by a side that are struggling to stay in the championship and were out of the title race by christmas.
Has Rafa lowered your expectations THAT much that you see grabbing 4th as rectifying things ?
Because it hasnt mine
kunilson wrote:well im not going to predict what happens to us if we finish fourth or dont....cos no-one can claim to have predicted what happened to us this season. if they do they are fkin lying.
But ive seen enough of us play "back to basics" football if you like, and hoping to not lose rather than win away.......home form has been slightly improving. Now Man city is out the way, we should be looking to win every game now. obviously the man u and chelsea games we will probably see what we saw yesterday.
so i hope that we play with a little less caution now, and take more risks.....which will be helped with the return of key players and hopefully no more injuries.
wasnt disappointed with the result yesterday, thats what this season has come to i guess, even thought we could have nicked it in the end but like i said, i look forward to a more positive approach from us in our remaining games now.
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