2019/20 Marco Silva

[blueconverse]

Hope hes got his flights booked.

 

[Tel001]

You keep bobbing up with the same message "get rid of Silva" like a broken record.

It is the Silva thread tbf and he is gash

 

[marsh]

Hope hes got his flights booked.

We're all going on a European Tour!!

 

[davids]

I think this is the main reason he is still here. Sacking him with no one lined up would be madness

It would appear he is manager by default.

 

[Kaiser Soysauce]

Are you typing your posts on Excel 1st, Archie?

Got a nice little fume spreadsheet going?

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[GwladysBlue]

Just reading the Southampton forum and it’s sad that fans of a team in the bottom three who lost their last home game 9-0 are saying we’re a very winnable game for them. This is the reality of a Marco Silva team.

This has to be his last game in charge now.

 

[Bob Elstone]

You keep bobbing up with the same message "get rid of Silva" like a broken record.

yeh I don’t accept a manager who can’t defend and is utterly useless. Maybe raise your standards.

 

[radiostar]

If he wins he stays.

If it's a defeat I can see him going in the international break.

Tough on the fans really as I'd say it's not even split on this issue now, more like 90% want him out.

 

[Deleted member 38674]

If he wins he stays.

If it's a defeat I can see him going in the international break.

Tough on the fans really as I'd say it's not even split on this issue now, more like 90% want him out.

The thing is, psychologically, most have decided they want him gone - which is nigh on impossible to recover from.

So even if he wins this weekend, all he's done is kick the bucket a bit further down the road.

 

[radiostar]

The thing is, psychologically, most have decided they want him gone - which is nigh on impossible to recover from.

So even if he wins this weekend, all he's done is kick the bucket a bit further down the road.

Yep, I completely agree, in a strange kind of way, a win is only prolonging the agony.

I can actually see a draw and God knows what happens then!

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

I think this is the main reason he is still here. Sacking him with no one lined up would be madness

If they’ve not got a replacement lined up then we’re run far, far worse than I could have ever imagined. Absolutely must have learned after the Koeman debacle.

 

[Frang]

I always thought he was the right ‘man’ for the job, things just hadn’t quite clicked right just yet results wise yet. Last couple of days proves the former isn’t true, and we’re nowhere near close enough on the pitch to make up for it. The man’s an absolute fanny

can I ask why you thought he was the right man for the job mate ??

im not wumming or being daft , its just that absolutely nothing from his stats or previous ppremier league jobs told us that he was going to be any good at all..

 

[brieverton]

Yep, I completely agree, in a strange kind of way, a win is only prolonging the agony.

I can actually see a draw and God knows what happens then!

Yes, a draw just keeps the whole thing rolling into the next game.

I'm happy for that to be the case if we win tomorrow, but I think they'll hold back if we get even a point.

We need to make a statement tomorrow and win - for me a draw is not good enough to keep him on.

I can't see him staying on if we lose again - but that might be dependent on how close they are (or not) to bringing someone else in.

 

[Frang]

yeh I don’t accept a manager who can’t defend and is utterly useless. Maybe raise your standards.View attachment 70925

the same % as at watford and hull ...

YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR

 

[Frang]

The thing is, psychologically, most have decided they want him gone - which is nigh on impossible to recover from.

So even if he wins this weekend, all he's done is kick the bucket a bit further down the road.

I also wonder , how many players have psychologically moved on from him already, knowing he is on borrowed time?

i gueess well find out v saints