Gawalls

The fans aren't too blame for this

If the medicinal staff are saying don't play Bruno then we don't play him, end of the day nothing comes higher in terms of priorities than that.

To be fair when people were worked up with his quotes in the interview midweek, a couple of people pointed to the guy asking the questions. It's never Eddie's fault in some people's minds.

Everything ends badly otherwise it wouldn't end, no room for sentiment in football.

We're getting beat and we never come from behind so just play waltemade and / or wissa FFS. Maybe even give Murphy a go in defence.

Agreed, we can't match anyone these days so let's not pretend there's a match.

Or at least gets them to give half a shit when they're on the pitch.

I know, he's so fucking stubborn I can't even get angry anymore.

The only one that should be on the bench is on the fucking pitch

I'm not sure anymore if they're playing for him.

And waltemade up front? But that's two position changes.

Never heard that, I like it

It was meant to be a play on areola being the surrounding part of a nipple, sorry.

Where does it say that? What I'm reading is "I’ll make a decision based on what I see today in training. But there’s a possibility."

He's sounds like a bit of a tit to me.

Apparently we lost to 11 league teams last season (according to Gemini).

As I disclaimed, never said he is it isn't - my comment was just a response to someone saying Bournemouth fans saying he won't get them to the heights of Iraola, in a way you backed up my point of when it comes to why fans love someone there's more to it than highest league position.

But there's also fans on here say Howe is our best ever manager when Keegan finished 2nd, not saying her is our isn't - it's just fans opinions of "heights" I suppose with plenty living in the now. I reckon all clubs have them.

He may as well take this opportunity to try different things

More of ff the same I feel except he's done the same level job at more then one club, took Southampton from bottom to 8th when he left, spurs from mid tabke to the three times title contenders with a CL final and a semi final and Chelsea with European football, carabao cup final, fa cup semi final and for them back into Europe finishing on a 15 games unbeaten run to the season. Every one of those clubs being in better condition when he left then when he joined, I feel he's a great "next chapter" choice.

I think I'd still prefer Pochetino though, I just feel every club in England has been in a better position when he left then when he took over and Chelsea sacking him when he just got it right and was unbeaten in last 15 games was harsh I felt. I think he'd be a great choice to push on.

If be very happy with Mancini, according to Gemini over his entire management career he still averages over 2 points per game, if that's true it's crazy.

Totally agree on the new manager, I personally just think it's time for a new chapter and when the new manager comes in then I feel then anyone who wants to go should go as far as I'm concerned.

And it'll cost a big chunk of money to give out if he can, so far this season we've played 5 teams twice and they remain unbeaten against them (Sunderland, Liverpool, Brentford, Villa & Leeds) with Bournemouth, Brighton, Arsenal, West Ham & Fulham having the chance to add to that. Out of the initial 5 (10 games) we only took two points from them - 8 defeats and two draws. There's a bad season and a BAD SEASON. Fact is our managers are businessmen at the end of the day but also the fact is nobody knows what it takes for them to sack someone yet as other than clearing the decks when they came in they've never done it so god knows what happens but if he does go then none of us can say it's out of the blue.

He's not, he's just commenting on the filtering on the why a manager is crap but not on the other side