TIM SHERWOOD APPOINTED HEAD COACH

peteblue

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At the end of the day the desicion has been made by Levy so lets gets behind Tim, Some people might be in for a big surprise.

 

Jamie18

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No way will he continue to employ the same tactics. I mean look at the WHU game, winning 1-0 takes off the best ST for a midfielder to help protect the lead. Sunday he brought off Bobby for Defoe when we're winning 3-2 and Saints were pressing. He definitely saw Sunday as his audition and decided to give everyone what they wanted, attacking football. Now he has the job he'll adjust his style which I hope he does anyway playing with no ball-winner in the Prem could be suicidal.

 

xtrac

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felmani26 said:

Can't wait to get tactically fucked against a fellow top 7 side...

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i think you will be very suprised, at how good he really is tactically

 

TaoistMonkey

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Well I'm massively disappointed.

 

felmani26

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Graysonti said:

Ok, let's get behind him

No 4 4 2 away for me

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That's exactly what we'll be served.

Look, I understand waiting for the right manager at the end of the season I really do but you can't tell me that Levy hasn't taken the cheap option here in appointing Sherwood - a man who has zero managerial experience.

Think about that for one second - a man with zero experience is now expected to lead our side on all fronts for the anticipated two years. How can you possibly support that decision?!

 

Mr Pink

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Simply put, lets get fully behind him and the team.

Lets try being positive for a change, that will rub off on the team as well. Hope its a good atmosphere on Boxing day.

 

markieboy

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I am more than happy to give Tim my full support.................he cannot do any worse than some of the numpties we have had in the past 20 years.

 

balotz

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I wonder why Freund wasn't given the job, given that he was already assistant manager to AVB and has previous coaching experience / qualifications.

 

tototoner

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Nice to see our fans giving him a chance

 

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Kiedis

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I'll support him and the team on match day, but this appointment and the seemingly lack of thorough process behind it, makes me a very sad panda.

 

Antilokhos

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So a stopgap until talent is available in the summer. I hope we have a plan. I think this means Sherwood is gone though. Can't see him being willing to go back to the youth teams.

 

gorky

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Will be absolutely backing Sherwood - need our fans to get behind him and the team now, and let's see what the fuck happens.

There'd better be no fucking booboys at our next games.

 

idontgetit

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Good decision. I think. Still have no idea how he'll approach the season in general. Not a big fan of 4-4-2 but then he looks very willing to get our more creative players on the pitch and get the best out of what we have

 

peteblue

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felmani26 said:

Can't wait to get tactically fucked against a fellow top 7 side...

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Yeah like we did by Man city and Liverpool under AVB !

 

THOWIG

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eddiebailey said:

Other than JJ?

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He seems very close to Sherwood and confident of his abilities.

Could be a great appointment. He knows the squad well as I don't think we will sign anyone during the transfer window.

 

riggi

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sc meltdown

 

Spurger King

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tototoner said:

Good as it gives us stability, now let's get behind him

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L-man

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Good luck Tim!

Interesting appointment but hopefully the risk pays off. Yet again another manager who won't be backed from the start and I'm sure there'll be an anti-Sherwood group with a constant agenda

 

Chris12

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I don't think plan is for him to be manager for 18 months, how often to managers see out their contracts or so, reckon will be replaced in summer

 

THFCSPURS19

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Fucking Hell.

Everyone's acting like Christian Gross has returned.

This guy has been at the club for years. Give him a chance.