This would be a match made in absolute heaven. They could rebrand and call themselves Delusional FC.
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TBF, not nearly as impressive as this
Come on Dave! You could have put the 0-7 drubbing against Arsenal in! It was only one less goal difference than the Wigan game!
Nah, just stick on El Gaffer's last two visits to Anfield - enough said!
- Resurrects Swansea Football Club
- Hands Wigan their one and only trophy in their history
- Oversees Everton's best ever PL season
- Short-listed FIFA coach of the year
- Took Belgium to the WC SFs
- Got Belgium to world ranked number one international team
- Overseen Belgium's best ever run of results in their 113 year history
....lads, it's over.
At least just acknowledge the fact that the shouts about 'garbage manager' are an embarrassment to those who say it?
- Resurrects Swansea Football Club
- Hands Wigan their one and only trophy in their history
- Oversees Everton's best ever PL season
- Short-listed FIFA coach of the year
- Took Belgium to the WC SFs
- Got Belgium to world ranked number one international team
- Overseen Belgium's best ever run of results in their 113 year history
....lads, it's over.
At least just acknowledge the fact that the shouts about 'garbage manager' are an embarrassment to those who say it?
It means so much that the actual heavyweights regularly field weakened teams and Man United actually just skipped it one year.Those other continetal cups mean zero. Ours means a lot. Especially when it's won by an ale house team against the best team in the country and one of the best in Europe.
Stop being churlish. It was a great achievement.
The war's over: you lost.
Also none of those things are actually achievements reallyIt's good to have Dave back in full flow.
But...
1. He didn't - the previous manager got them promotion and two trips to Wembley and won the Welsh Cup - they were already on the up.
2. He did - but also took them down, an achievement that the likes of those managerial giants, Paul Jewell and Steve Bruce, couldn't match..
3. He didn't - I thought we'd agreed that positions that count more than points totals; therefore Moyes' 4th place (with Marcus Bent at centre-forward!) was a greater achievement.
4. So was Southgate - needless to say, neither of them finished in the top three.
5, 6 and 7. He has far and away the best crop of players of any Belgian manager, including players at or approaching their peak and with previous WC experience.
1 - who mentioned about Swansea PL promotion?It's good to have Dave back in full flow.
But...
1. He didn't - the previous manager got them promotion and two trips to Wembley and won the Welsh Cup - they were already on the up.
2. He did - but also took them down, an achievement that the likes of those managerial giants, Paul Jewell and Steve Bruce, couldn't match..
3. He didn't - I thought we'd agreed that positions that count more than points totals; therefore Moyes' 4th place (with Marcus Bent at centre-forward!) was a greater achievement.
4. So was Southgate - needless to say, neither of them finished in the top three.
5, 6 and 7. He has far and away the best crop of players of any Belgian manager, including players at or approaching their peak and with previous WC experience.
Winning that trophy would mean everything to us.It means so much that the actual heavyweights regularly field weakened teams and Man United actually just skipped it one year.
Just as an aside this is why I don't understand people who get all mad when we inevitably blow the League Cup. The value has been degraded so far that the league really does mean more. I want to win a cup badly, but if instead we can compete for the league in 5 years I'd take that.