Dinho lad

Based on that clip, he sounded confident but it was still full of shit quotes. 'out of certain managers, I have the highest win rate' (or something out along those lines.) Yeah, which certain managers are those? The crap ones? 'that's what I do, I win'. 'strong, good and attacking footballing team'. Yeah...? when? 'the owners though I was good enough to get another opportunity here' really? Why didn't they keep you on, then? Decent manager, but blowing his own trumpet far too much there.

Yep. But I reckon Bale did the same thing against Villareal this season.

Pearson is doing an interesting job then....

Embarrassing, particularly for City, how easily Liverpool are winning it.

Well... apart from doing the desert activities?

https://youtu.be/YOInEf0yCEc

It’d be great if we do the double over them. Winner from the other Longstaff.

Pleased for him. Good to see some good old South American passion for the celebration.

People are reacting because Ancelotti was appointed. I'm sure you have noticed the odd 'and we've got Bruce ' comment. Which indicates that, once again, the short memory of some fans.

Shouldn't be too hard to understand why.. Erm.... you're one of those people that just hasn't learned their lesson, aren't you?

Why the fuck are people jealous, ffs? We already had one world class manager and we know why that ended the way it did.

That would be one heck of a throwback if Ancelotti is to manage Juve again.

But what about Jeffers and Zenden?

I commend your knowledge about the state of Reggiana back then. ?

Conte's a crap CL manager again.

RIP. Had a decent Derby side too.

It's alright to admit your faults when you're winning. But when you're losing, it's excuses. Cowardly.

Joaquin hat-rick. First of his career?

Partially. My apologies for not being explicit enough about it, should have known that knowledgeable posters such as your mighty self were going to jump on it.

Me too.

Who was managing them when they got the results that made it look likely they'd go down? It was "his" team minus Kante. Mahrez and Vardy played in Pearson's last season but Pearson could only get 4 and 5 goals out of them respectively Promoted team in struggling to adjust to PL quality shocker. Ultimately he got them going and achieved the season's objective. No idea what your second sentence is all about. Pearson told Vardy that one day he'll play for England.... and that's when he was languishing in the lower leagues. So he gets credit for keeping them up but not criticism for getting them into a bad position in the first place. If it was "his" team that won the league he must be an absolutely shit manager to get them that close to relegation. What does Pearson telling Vardy that he'd play for England have to do with it? He could only get him to score 5 goals in a PL season Nah, criticism is fine. But obviously we're judging his overall impact, not sure why you're latching onto a poor spell that ultimately meant nothing! Clearly that team wasn't quite ready yet to storm the PL in their first season back - 'dat underachievement though! Pearson telling Vardy about his future prospects shows that he knew the potential of that team/players.

Who was managing them when they got the results that made it look likely they'd go down? It was "his" team minus Kante. Mahrez and Vardy played in Pearson's last season but Pearson could only get 4 and 5 goals out of them respectively Promoted team in struggling to adjust to PL quality shocker. Ultimately he got them going and achieved the season's objective. No idea what your second sentence is all about. Pearson told Vardy that one day he'll play for England.... and that's when he was languishing in the lower leagues.