Dislike Boyd, and I'm sure I'll grow to dislike Cathro, given that he's manager of Los Yambolinos, but I can't quite get there at present.
Does anybody else think Boyd's slagging Cathro's supposed 'lack of man management' (that one rebounded spectacularly) is a cynical ploy to posit himself as the Hun Sutton, when he inevitably moves into punditry?
Unlike Sutton, he won't speak the truth to power in the form of Rantic or SFA, and will content himself with constant digs at the other clubs, delighting the dumbo Hun hordes with his 'controversy'?
I'm never pleased to see the Jambos win, let alone convincingly, but I'm glad this twat ended up with egg on his chops.
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Thread: Boyd and Cathro
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29-12-2016 10:32 PM #1
Boyd and Cathro
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30-12-2016 12:39 AM #2
They are both smooth ***** ends. However, Boyd has and always will be the Master *****.
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30-12-2016 01:18 AM #4
Boyd made a right fool of himself. On the flip side it was an extremely poor Kilmarnock side that hearts beat. Cathros not out the woods yet. I reckon a good few teams in the championship would be more than capable of beating Killie, who I think will get relegated this season.
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Cathro and Boyd has better ring to it:)
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30-12-2016 04:07 AM #7
Kris Boyd is a tit, he is taking on a Jackson-like style of journalism to try and stir up some sort of following. I despise him and the paper he writes for and hopefully he has a go at us fairly soon because he is a complete gob***** and usually ends up on the wrong side of things.
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30-12-2016 08:31 AM #8
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I have no idea whether or not Cathro will turn out to be a good manager. From what we've seen so far, there's a good chance he won't, but fair play to the Yams for going for a young, upcoming manager with fresh ideas rather than some old establishment prick like Houston.
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This made me laugh
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30-12-2016 08:48 AM #11
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How is that an improvement?
Cathro has never managed a team before and will be judged in years to come.
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30-12-2016 11:46 AM #15
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If there are complaints now about Lennon's tactics this will multiply tenfold if he was the manager
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30-12-2016 11:55 AM #16
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you are correct in his first game we were awful and well and truly beaten by Rangers
Dundee, we started to see his style implemented with the new DM becoming a rotating centre half allowing full backs and Soutar all being given licence to push forward. We were excellent went comfortably 2 up then lost a stupid goal then individual errors cost us. Not happy losing of course but there are signs of changing already with 63% possession and 18 shots at goal away from home an indication of our play. Winning counts of course but developing a better team and philosophy are even more important for our future development
Killie was good against a poor team we made look even worse. Was so one sided but our passing is quicker with more purpose than before and less passing for passing sake
Cathro will take risks unlike Neilson and I fully expect us to have some ups and downs but really look forward to games now where it was becoming a chore (esp away from home) earlier this season.
He may or he may not succeed in the long run time will tell but I'm looking forward to the ride
as for Boyd, he's just an attention craving dick desperate to start a media career now his playing one is well and truly finished
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30-12-2016 12:08 PM #17
The thing that gets me about Boyd is that he is a Kilmarnock player yet spends him time slagging other clubs and managers and refers to Sevco as "we" constantly.
If that was a current Hibs player I'd be ****** raging with him I'd want him 100% committed to us and if he wasn't I wouldn't want him near my club.
Weapons grade ********.
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30-12-2016 12:40 PM #18
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I'd think like any manager performances will need to be good over a decent period to know how its going. He's taken a team that were doing quite well and have good resources compared to others so you'd expect performances to be good to be honest.
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It was a set up with Boyd to create some drama over a run of the mill league game against a very poor Killie side.
Hope Aberdeen pump you tonight.
Regards.
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30-12-2016 02:43 PM #21
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FWIW I'm with Boyd here. You can have all the best theories in the world but the real test of a manager comes when the chips are down and people need someone in the dressing room to lift them. Seasoned pro's and youngsters alike will be looking to someone who has probably played for his school team at best and has the personality and charisma of a filing cabinet.
A convincing win against a pathetic Kilmarnock team means nothing in my eyes but now the revolution is underway I'm sure Aberdeen will be dispatched, even if you go a goal down.
P.s. It's all very well blaming individual errors and daft goals for the defeat at Dundee but that's just a floral way of saying you bottled it. Still big question marks in that department and you haven't really had the chance prove any doubters wrong. If you do then I'll hold my hands up but I'm not sure this experiment will end in success.
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31-12-2016 06:40 AM #26
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One things for sure
We were worse than posh last night
No excuses
Second best in every department
Was it cathro
Was it players ability
Was it players fight
Was it Boyds voodoo doll
If I had the answers I'd be in dugout instead crying into my cornflakes
Who knows but we fighting for fourth now
Time to sign off now tail between my legs
Happy new year to all Edinburgh team supporters
Of course I still hope u get beat today naturally but after that seasons goodwill messages to one and all
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Hopefully a Derby to look forward to next season..."We know the people who have invested so far are simple fans." Vladimir Romanov - Scotsman 10th December 2012
"Romanov was like a breath of fresh air - laced with cyanide." Me.
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