Next manager discussion (poll reset 21/05/2016)

[kithnou]

John Cross is saying we either want Mark Hughes, David Moyes or Eddie Howe.

He's not alone looking at the poll above.

 

[kithnou]

Mark Hughes according to the daily mirror tmrw

shoot me now

 

[Abertonian]

Whoever comes in if there's a change, I hope they look to address the lack of fitness and conditioning of our players. Considering how many points we have dropped in the last 15mins of games this season.

Lack of fitness leads to poor focus and concentration resulting in mistakes.

Successful teams home and abroad have players who not only technically good footballers but also have a level of fitness and athleticism to be able to sustain the demands of competitive football week in week out.

We have really struggled to change gear in games this season. We seem so intent on setting the scene from kick off with a slow tempo and find it difficult then to change the pace of the game.

There was a decent section on Goals on Sunday the other week when Strachan was talking about fitness at Leeds when they won the title. Basically attributed alot of their success to senior players setting a high bar for fitness that anyone coming into the club was expected to reach.

 

[Moomin]

John Cross is saying we either want Mark Hughes, David Moyes or Eddie Howe.

Mark Hughes according to the daily mirror tmrw

Moshiri is friends with his business manager Kia joorabchian. They used to have a box together at Arsenal.

 

[hetion]

Moshiri is friends with his business manager Kia joorabchian. They used to have a box together at Arsenal.

This thread is your bread and butter mate. It's beautiful to watch.

 

[sageyefc]

John Cross is saying we either want Mark Hughes, David Moyes or Eddie Howe.

John cross lad.


Id pay more attention to Aldo than him

 

[Deleted member 28206]

I'd pay more attention to Azuls thoughts than John Cross

 

[maccavennie]

Whoever comes in if there's a change, I hope they look to address the lack of fitness and conditioning of our players. Considering how many points we have dropped in the last 15mins of games this season.

Lack of fitness leads to poor focus and concentration resulting in mistakes.

Successful teams home and abroad have players who not only technically good footballers but also have a level of fitness and athleticism to be able to sustain the demands of competitive football week in week out.

We have really struggled to change gear in games this season. We seem so intent on setting the scene from kick off with a slow tempo and find it difficult then to change the pace of the game.

I think any manager worth their salt will be able to sort the fitness out. No shock that we look as unfit and unbalanced under Martinez as we did under Mike Walker who was another clueless manager and didn't seem to be able to prepare training sessions properly

 

[Groucho]

May we remind people that The Mirror is not to be quoted here.

As a result it is not on our 'credible sources' list.

Thanks.

 

[Moomin]

Welcome home

 

[ilikecheese]

Welcome home

*bookmarks for future neg

 

[Dixie D]

A

Sorry phone went so just finished what I ws saying ha. But thanks for finishing me off!!

Was it a five knuckle shuffle or did he treat you to fellatio?

 

[Donald Twain]

@Donald Twain WHY ISNT HE!

Not sure !!!!!

 

[ultra]

I think any manager worth their salt will be able to sort the fitness out. No shock that we look as unfit and unbalanced under Martinez as we did under Mike Walker who was another clueless manager and didn't seem to be able to prepare training sessions properly

He didn't have much to do with training sessions. Apparently, Walker used to trot downstairs in his shorts at the end of the sessions and ask the coaches "Everything ok?"

 

[The Cowboy]

I'd be thoroughly disappointed if we wound up with Mark Hughes. For some reason, I've got my heart set on De Boer, even though I know zip about his managerial performance.