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The issue is one of ambition, and the lack of it has percolated drip by drip from top down, making its way into the soil at SJP and (lasagna-warning) the DNA of everyone at the club.

 

We keep appointing managers who have no sense of ambition for their own fucking careers, let alone instilling an ethos in whichever club they take over. Basically, as Americans would say, it's a loser-mentality and once it settles in, you need a larger-than-life, KK-like figure to lift the gloom. Which we clearly are not going to get. Sigh.

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McClaren also came in to a squad with no morale and had an extremely difficult fixture list to contend with. It was hard for him to generate any kind of momentum. Guess he should have turned it around by now, but he's fighting against the culture of the entire club.

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McClaren also came in to a squad with no morale and had an extremely difficult fixture list to contend with. It was hard for him to generate any kind of momentum. Guess he should have turned it around by now, but he's fighting against the culture of the entire club.

 

I think his 6 months before he even came to NUFC, after turning us down twice, showed his own failure to, ahem, launch Derby into the Prem. He brought his own failed culture with him and added to the complex cocktail of failure we've established at the club.

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McClaren also came in to a squad with no morale and had an extremely difficult fixture list to contend with. It was hard for him to generate any kind of momentum. Guess he should have turned it around by now, but he's fighting against the culture of the entire club.

The fixture list is the same for every fucker though.

 

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A larger-than-life, ambitious, seasoned and modern manager (like Rafa, just as an example), can work absolute wonders for not just our squad but the entire club. And may end up making Ashley even more money by actually finishing higher in the league. But the fat cunt simply hasn't worked this simple nugget of wisdom out after owning a football club all these years.

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I think players either thought Pardew was a tit or enjoyed the easy ride they got under his stewardship. An allowance for woeful performances and ready-made excuses for every scenario. Every player who had a comment to make on the Europa League, for example, followed the same rhetoric Pardew did.

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A larger-than-life, ambitious, seasoned and modern manager (like Rafa, just as an example), can work absolute wonders for not just our squad but the entire club. And may end up making Ashley even more money by actually finishing higher in the league. But the fat cunt simply hasn't worked this simple nugget of wisdom out after owning a football club all these years.

 

Rafa Benitez is obviously an intelligent football man but larger-than-life? Have a word. :lol:

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Fair point I guess. I've not followed the forum closely for a few days and I was just amazed at how little speculation there has been about McClaren's position even if I wasn't personally expecting him to get the sack or walk on his own account. Guess Mike's making his own luck again.

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Fact that the moron stands in front of the cameras smiling and laughing after yet another horrendous display, of which he claims was tremendous, is really starting to get to me.

 

Totally agree. He really is starting to grate.

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I see Danny Mills is another name saying that they've experienced Schteve as an excellent coach but hopeless with man-management. Maybe, if they're planning on keeping Schteve, the club should consider bringing in an enforcer to work alongside him, or at least a motivator. It worked pretty well for Clough and Taylor, not sure who'd be the right man though.

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I see Danny Mills is another name saying that they've experienced Schteve as an excellent coach but hopeless with man-management. Maybe, if they're planning on keeping Schteve, the club should consider bringing in an enforcer to work alongside him, or at least a motivator. It worked pretty well for Clough and Taylor, not sure who'd be the right man though.

He's made him out to be a bottler. Sounds about right.
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