Be funny as **** if they end up punting Robbie if they balls up a 3rd place finish.. All the funnier given their *****y fans were singing about Johnson getting sacked back in January
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Be funny as **** if they end up punting Robbie if they balls up a 3rd place finish.. All the funnier given their *****y fans were singing about Johnson getting sacked back in January
One win in ten for Maloney at Wigan now. And that was in his second game. Financial issues probably masking his record.
Klobbie RoppQuote:
Originally Posted by HibbyAndy
Conte away this week, according to reports
His outburst was him looking for a way out I reckon
But begs the question how can mourinho nor conte get a tune out that squad?
I don’t think either of them seem like a good fit for that club.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenNWhiteArmy
They’re not a club who have won much recently or likely to win much and they’ve employed managers that are used to winning things every season. Feels a bit like they’ve jumped the gun getting managers like those in before the club was ready for them.
An up and coming manager, like Pochettino was far more likely to get the club pulling in the same direction.
Palace have had it good for quite a while. Time to go down and let one of those old clubs back up.
Roy Hodgson appointed Crystal Palace Manager until end of the season
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Warhammer!Quote:
Originally Posted by BILLYHIBS
Jobby Plop :******:Quote:
Originally Posted by hibees 7062
:agree: Graham Potter would have been a better fit at Spurs than he is ever going to be (IMHO) at Chelsea.Quote:
Originally Posted by bingo70
Peterhead have sacked manager David Robertson after less than four months following a series of "embarrassing results".
Former Aberdeen and Rangers defender Robertson, 54, replaced the long-serving Jim McInally in late November.
He lost nine of his 12 matches in League 1, including Saturday's 7-0 thrashing at Airdrieonians.
Were Peterhead not absolutely honking for much of the season? It was going to take more than just a change of manager to get them on track.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Pretty poor squad, that's why. Miles behind Arsenal, City etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenNWhiteArmy
https://twitter.com/pieandbov/status...uecN_TDBpg3wPA
Pie and Bovrel on twitter tend to post a managerial days in post update every time a manger is sacked. Interesting to see that less than 50% (20 out of 42) of managers in Scotland have been in their job for one year and only 5 have hit the 3 year mark (none of which are in the Premiership and only one is championship).
Managers really don’t last long these days.
Maybe because they are not very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
Robertson was completely radge in Kashmir. Wonder if that style of management still works these days, particularly with part time playersQuote:
Originally Posted by Tambo
Good news for them is they all own the club so the decision to sack him should be made quickly and easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by Donegal Hibby
Why would they want him out? He must be one of the most successful managers in their history? A couple of cup finals, 3rd place, group stage European football, on course to finish 3rd again. Strange.
I guess we will see how this season plays out. At one point they looked certain for a 3rd place finish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Since452
Now the team in 7th is only 7 points behind them with 9 games still to play. If they don’t take 9 points minimum from their next 4 they could be going into the top 6 in a pretty shaky position, especially if we manage to beat them (I’m certainly not holding my breath on that).
Aberdeen could easily take 9 points before the spit and Hibs should probably take around 9 points regardless of the derby result.
If they don’t finish 3rd, especially if they finish below us, fans will be calling for his head and I wouldn’t blame them.
They don’t but they have the luxury of being compensated for being sacked! Must be the only job where you negotiate your pay off and salary before you start.Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul1642
Yes that would be the easy part for them though the process of deciding to appoint either pochettino or Tuchel as manager could take longer :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Didn't read their thread but saw the poll results were 61% want him sacked now, 22% not sure and only 17% want him to stay. This has the feeling of the Levein tenure when a few times they were only a derby defeat away from storming the plaza/piazza but he'd buy himself more time by beating us. Here's hoping we beat them in a few weeks time and can get the popcorn out to watch the scenes outside Le Coq Arena unfolding on Twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by matty_f
Bayern close to sacking Nagelsmann and replacing him with Tuchel apparently.
Would be a crazy decision imo. They let him down by not replacing Lewandowski.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesHFC
He cost them a fortune and was meant to be the long term plan. He's actually doing very well in CL. Good chance to win it. Just lacking a consistent goalscorer. And Sane and Gnabry really off form.
He's really doing no worse than pep for example. Pep is further behind in the league even.
Two clean sheets against PSG with their attack is some achievement too.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES
I hate to be that guy but I did call this back in Jan/Feb time!Quote:
Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES
Nagelsmann just hasn’t won enough games. Bayern were never gonna mess about when the League was in doubt. With that squad they should be about 12 points better off
Bayern won 8/8 in the CL this season including 7 clean sheets.. twice against PSG, Barca & Inter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
I know Bayern expect to win the league though they are only 1 point behind Dortmund and there next game is Dortmund at home. Nagelsmann is a excellent manager as his record shows.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Nagelsmann
This doesn't appear to be results based and their fans online agree. They think it's the result of an internal problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
He's still in all 3 competitions and probably favourite for them too.
They’ve dropped points domestically in the same number of games already this season, as they had for the total season last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWHIBBIES
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