relámpago blanco Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tooj Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. Eh? He was manager of Coventry before he was at Southampton. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
relámpago blanco Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. Eh? He was manager of Coventry before he was at Southampton. Doesnt make any difference, my point still stands. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JH Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 A cheese pasty would have been a step up from Southgate man. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tooj Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. Eh? He was manager of Coventry before he was at Southampton. Doesnt make any difference, my point still stands. How does it not make a difference? Especially when you don't even know the time period of which you are using as your point of reference. I wouldn't say tactical knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now. Ferguson has never been what you would call a great tactician, yet he has dominated English football for almost 20 years now. I can't think of many managers in the Premiership who I would say that tactics are their most important attribute. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
relámpago blanco Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. Eh? He was manager of Coventry before he was at Southampton. Doesnt make any difference, my point still stands. How does it not make a difference? Especially when you don't even know the time period of which you are using as your point of reference. I wouldn't say tactical knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now. Ferguson has never been what you would call a great tactician, yet he has dominated English football for almost 20 years now. I can't think of many managers in the Premiership who I would say that tactics are their most important attribute. He inherited a good side at coventry and southampton and started well but ended up doing crap same goes for celtic, he started well as he had a good squad, he then added to it and ballsed it up. His tactics are shocking a la souness, you can see the players don't have a massive amount of instruction as how to play, he basically sends them out and tells them not to do anything fancy. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
johnnypd Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. long time ago? it's only been 5 years! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tooj Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 Winning the league just got a whole lot harder How? I don't think Strachan is that much of a step up from Southgate if I'm honest. Idiot. I'm not so sure either, Strachan did ok at coventry I suppose but I could have won the Scottish title with Celtic at that time as rangers were shocking and O Neill had built a strong squad. It was only when the players O Neill had brought in began to retire/leave that celtic because rubbish again. What about at Southampton? He done class for them. Long time ago, league was different then. Those were the days when Frank Clarke was classed as a good manager. Gullit did well in tose days as did Vialli - wouldn't happen now they'd get tactically destroyed as we found with Hughton alst season, tactial knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now, motivation was just as important back then. Eh? He was manager of Coventry before he was at Southampton. Doesnt make any difference, my point still stands. How does it not make a difference? Especially when you don't even know the time period of which you are using as your point of reference. I wouldn't say tactical knowledge is the most important attribute for a manager now. Ferguson has never been what you would call a great tactician, yet he has dominated English football for almost 20 years now. I can't think of many managers in the Premiership who I would say that tactics are their most important attribute. He inherited a good side at coventry and southampton and started well but ended up doing crap same goes for celtic, he started well as he had a good squad, he then added to it and ballsed it up. His tactics are shocking a la souness, you can see the players don't have a massive amount of instruction as how to play, he basically sends them out and tells them not to do anything fancy. Southampton were doing shite though when he took them over, then got them to an FA Cup Final and got them to Europe as a result of that. I'd say that was an outstanding achievement. Just look at what has happened to them since he left. I don't think he is anything spectacular, but not many are in this league, he'll be good for 'Burra I believe, I know for certain I'd rather have him than Hughton anyways. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mike Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 A cheese pasty would have been a step up from Southgate man. Is this cheese pasty still looking for work? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest toonlass Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 A cheese pasty would have been a step up from Southgate man. Is this cheese pasty still looking for work? Sssshhhh. Ashley might hear ya. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
JH Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 A cheese pasty would have been a step up from Southgate man. Is this cheese pasty still looking for work? Nah. Freddy ate him. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Incognito Posted October 26, 2009 Share Posted October 26, 2009 The myth that Strachan did well at Coventry...after being in the top flight for nigh on 25 years,he was the man who got them relegated.Way to to go carrot head. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dan Gleebals Posted October 27, 2009 Share Posted October 27, 2009 Strachan confirmed within 24 hours. Can see them easing their way out of this league now. Just depends whether we have enough to beat everyone else to that second spot. based on what ? A little ginger cun* Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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