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What's to like though? He's a bloke whose arrogance far outweighs anything he's actually done, and who the media seem to plug for no apparent reason at all. Until he does something there's no reason at all to rate him as far as I can see.

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Yeah but give the guy a chance, at least. That Canadian lad on here was calling him a crap manager the other week, in spite of the fact he's been a manager for less than a year in total and done a good job in that time.

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I always hated Sherwood as a player.  Not sure why, but it's spilled into me not liking as a manager.  Seemed to do a good job at Spurs despite most Spurs fans I know thinking he wasn't very good.

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http://i1.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/article8690086.ece/alternates/s615/SherwoodAdebayor.jpg

 

I cannot look past this moment tbh, it's tarnished him forever. He deserves his chance though, the fact he's arrogant means fuck all in that regard, just that if he falls he'll fall harder.

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His unpopularity on here is pretty embarrassing, mind. The bloke calls a spade a spade, likes to see himself as one of the fans and cultivate a strong channel of communication in that respect, and plays very attacking football. What's really to dislike? Pretty much every manager/league winning captain has a gargantuan ego, it's just generally offset by a veneer of humility.

 

A few months ago he was claiming the Spurs fans hate Harry Kane because he's English and he got dogs abuse for playing him because he wasn't Spanish like Soldado. He talks bollocks, man.

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Sherwood is an egotistical blagger who talks in cliches. Quite frankly it's embarrassing how much the media (SSN and BBC especially) want him to succeed and build him up- he couldn't shake off the 4-4-2 bug at Spurs, failing to accommodate the likes of Eriksen, Bentaleb, and Lamela. Look at that team now and those individuals now, totally different.

 

He'll get found out. He's a spoofer, man.

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Sherwood is an egotistical blagger who talks in cliches. Quite frankly it's embarrassing how much the media (SSN and BBC especially) want him to succeed and build him up- he couldn't shake off the 4-4-2 bug at Spurs, failing to accommodate the likes of Eriksen, Bentaleb, and Lamela. Look at that team now and those individuals now, totally different.

 

He'll get found out. He's a spoofer, man.

 

I don't even like Sherwood but he's the one who gave Bentaleb his chance. He'd likely be in the reserves or out on loan if it wasn't for him. I thought Lamela was it on loan last season but not sure and Eriksen was the main man in Sherwood's side

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Sherwood is an egotistical blagger who talks in cliches. Quite frankly it's embarrassing how much the media (SSN and BBC especially) want him to succeed and build him up- he couldn't shake off the 4-4-2 bug at Spurs, failing to accommodate the likes of Eriksen, Bentaleb, and Lamela. Look at that team now and those individuals now, totally different.

 

He'll get found out. He's a spoofer, man.

 

I think this as well really, it's a mystery to me why so many people like him. Still, he might be able to motivate players to a certain extent and do alright based on that.

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It seems canny obvious to me that he's doing it because it's contagious and it's something that works well as a manager.

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Careful, or else Ron will huff and puff and blow your house down.

 

If you had owt about you as a poster you'd have done that for me. Just a criminally bad effort by Mistle. Spurs would've finished 3rd with their form under Sherwoord stretched over a full season. They're currently 6th. Vast improvement indeed.

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Careful, or else Ron will huff and puff and blow your house down.

 

If you had owt about you as a poster you'd have done that for me. Just a criminally bad effort by Mistle. Spurs would've finished 3rd with their form under Sherwoord stretched over a full season. They're currently 6th. Vast improvement indeed.

 

Over 28 games he averaged 1.64 points per game, which would've given them 62.4 points over the course of 38 games. This would be less than the 69 points they actually ended up with. They would have finished 7th and not 6th.

 

Obviously it's just an average, but to state that he'd finish 3rd (>82 points), is rather far fetched.

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Sherwood is a bit of a bell end.

 

He did a "checking pulse" thing to the Holte End after the league match against Ollbeeyun last week which was cringey along the same lines as that salute thing. I thought it was a fucking stupid appointment.

 

Having said that, though, we've just been Ollbeeyun twice in five days, played some more than decent (by our recent standards) football in doing so, and secured at least one Wembley trip, to a semi final.

 

Given that, it seems churlish to moan. He's also managed to get a decent performance out of Charles N'Zogbia and Tom Cleverley, which is something I never thought I'd see.

 

He can open his big gob as much as he likes so long as he carries on making it actually pleasurable to watch us play.

 

Before the second Albion game, I was poking around having a look at a few of our forums, and someone posted something along the lines of "I can't get over the fact that I'm actually looking forward to the match". Which basically said it all about what it had become.

 

See also that pitch invasion. I would have preferred it not to have happened, it is a bit smalltime. But then again, this is a club which has had its two worst home seasons in 140 years last season and the season before. A club that had just put together a run of seven consecutive league defeats. A club which had managed a run of over 11 hours without scoring a single goal.

 

A club whose fans have basically had big steaming buckets of liquefied horse shit syringed directly into their eyeballs at home matches for four years.

 

Given all that, I don't blame anyone for running on, and I can see why people would like Sherwood.

 

It is very, very early days, but it feels like I imagine VE Day felt. Thank fuck that is over.

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Careful, or else Ron will huff and puff and blow your house down.

 

If you had owt about you as a poster you'd have done that for me. Just a criminally bad effort by Mistle. Spurs would've finished 3rd with their form under Sherwoord stretched over a full season. They're currently 6th. Vast improvement indeed.

 

Over 28 games he averaged 1.64 points per game, which would've given them 62.4 points over the course of 38 games. This would be less than the 69 points they actually ended up with. They would have finished 7th and not 6th.

 

Obviously it's just an average, but to state that he'd finish 3rd (>82 points), is rather far fetched.

 

It was actually 1.91 points per game according to this article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/31470606.

 

Over a full season that's 73 points. Generally good enough for 4th, and often 3rd. Of course, it's all conjecture to suggest who those points would've come form and subsequently how league positioning would've been affected.

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Careful, or else Ron will huff and puff and blow your house down.

 

If you had owt about you as a poster you'd have done that for me. Just a criminally bad effort by Mistle. Spurs would've finished 3rd with their form under Sherwoord stretched over a full season. They're currently 6th. Vast improvement indeed.

 

Over 28 games he averaged 1.64 points per game, which would've given them 62.4 points over the course of 38 games. This would be less than the 69 points they actually ended up with. They would have finished 7th and not 6th.

 

Obviously it's just an average, but to state that he'd finish 3rd (>82 points), is rather far fetched.

 

Surely if you're extrapolating something over a period of time to come to a theoretical league points total, you have to only look at league matches rather than throw in league cup or europa league games.

 

In league games he picked up 42 points in 22 games, which is 1.9 points per game, which over 38 games equals 72 points.

 

That's pretty good.

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