Wiggytop

Have faith Sams got a week to whip them into shape
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
But yeh ill be behind the sofa too

OK Not as influential as Wednesday night. Two free kicks in the first half were dire, straight onto goalies arms. 3rd kick came up in similar position, Rooney shooed him away and took it.
he wasn't running around helplessly as he had been in earlier games, but didn't seem to win any aerial challenges that he had.
A steady 7 would be my rating, which is significantly better then he was getting early part of the season.

So after last nights brilliant result, and F Sams confirmation as manager, I'd like to see Rhino be given a more prominent role with a view to being developed to be read y to take over at the end of Sams contract.
The passion and  and feeling he has for the club was 100 % evident at the end of the game last night, and dare I say thsame from the fans in the ground.
if Sams that good surely we should make it part of his remit to work with Rhino and help develop him ready to be our next manager, who takes over the helm in better circumstances than he did 5 weeks ago, a lesssr man would have crumbled IMHO.
 
I'm ready to be shot down in flames 🔥 but don't think I will apart from a couple of people out there.

So after last nights brilliant result, and F Sams confirmation as manager, I'd like to see Rhino be given a more prominent role with a view to being developed to be read y to take over at the end of Sams contract.
The passion and  and feeling he has for the club was 100 % evident at the end of the game last night, and dare I say thsame from the fans in the ground.
if Sams that good surely we should make it part of his remit to work with Rhino and help develop him ready to be our next manager, who takes over the helm in better circumstances than he did 5 weeks ago, a lesssr man would have crumbled IMHO.
 
I'm ready to be shot down in flames 🔥 but don't think I will apart from a couple of people out there.

So after last nights brilliant result, and F Sams confirmation as manager, I'd like to see Rhino be given a more prominent role with a view to being developed to be read y to take over at the end of Sams contract.
The passion and  and feeling he has for the club was 100 % evident at the end of the game last night, and dare I say thsame from the fans in the ground.
if Sams that good surely we should make it part of his remit to work with Rhino and help develop him ready to be our next manager, who takes over the helm in better circumstances than he did 5 weeks ago, a lesssr man would have crumbled IMHO.
 
I'm ready to be shot down in flames 🔥 but don't think I will apart from a couple of people out there.

In our dreams, he won't want to come here, plenty of bigger clubs to snaffle him up

In our dreams, he won't want to come here, plenty of bigger clubs to snaffle him up

In our dreams, he won't want to come here, plenty of bigger clubs to snaffle him up

I read at the weekend the average term for. PL manager is 13 months, so I'm not so sure that's a valid point, yes you would want to sign for a team with a manager you will get on with, but it's likely to change in the near future again.

No, would seriously have to consider renewing my season ticket if he comes here, he's toxic 

I'd much rather we aim high for someone like Simione than trawl the depths of dross with fat Sam, hopefully it does show that all the crap about Sam being in the picture is all sky talk and rubbish.

We were poor yesterday, the set up first half looked positive, something we've all been wanting - some width, but we were rippped apart by Vardy and Grays pace, at 2-0 we were always going to struggle. The team has lost all confidence, and look like a rabbit in the head lights at times. I lost count on the number of times 2 or even 3 players went for the same ball and failed to even win it, it was like watching pinball. The first goal came about because Baines failed to beat the first man with the free kick, which put us on the back foot, the same happened with his corners also, that never used to happen, another sign of loss of confidence?
Should we have put Mirallas in to a second striker position and brought on Lookman, rather than using Niasse ?
Kenny was unlucky with the 2nd goal, felt he recovered well and was OK, we've been asking for him for ages, we need to let him settle in to the team, I'll take him over Martina every day.
williams and Jags tougher are just to slow, Holgate with Jags would have been my choice.
Just hope the lads can bounce back and start getting some results starting hopefully on Thursday, but defiantly Sunday.

Glad he's gone, and there's no sympathy from me, at £6m  pa there's  enough dough around the shit sandwich to make it taste OK.
For us lesser mortals, yes loosing your jab sucks, but it's not the end of the world.

Yesterday was more than just a bad day at the office, it was the culmination of Koeman messing about with team selection and formation, the back 3 was he selected was never going to be able to hold firm against Arsenals speed and passing skills, they were waltzing through us immediately. If didn't change all game, the players are afraid of themselves and taking a shot, DCL gave his all, he will develop in to a good striker I think.
ive not watched Sanchez live before, but having seen him yesterday he's a littlesh*t, he was telling the ref where we were to take our free kicks from and asking for a card at every tackle, how he didn't get a card himself baffles me, and the worst bit is we let him get away with it all game, a team with confidence wouldn't have let that happen.
left the ground feeling totally disinterested, and will feel the same until Koeman goes. Can't say I'm enjoying my first year  as season ticket holder.

I think that's exactly where we will be, I can't see any changes or improvement from Koeman in the way he is motivating and setting the team up, he looks like a defeated man, a stubborn one who won't do the decent thing and resign accepting he's got the whole process wrong here. I can understand people's concerns about Unsy being ready, but he's 44, not a kid, if he's ever going to be good enough to be a top manager, now is the time for him to do it imho 

I think that's exactly where we will be, I can't see any changes or improvement from Koeman in the way he is motivating and setting the team up, he looks like a defeated man, a stubborn one who won't do the decent thing and resign accepting he's got the whole process wrong here. I can understand people's concerns about Unsy being ready, but he's 44, not a kid, if he's ever going to be good enough to be a top manager, now is the time for him to do it imho 

At least he is consistently poor, not just for us.

At least he is consistently poor, not just for us.

I'm impressed with his determination to win the ball back at the start of the move for his first, not sure we ever saw Rom do that. Certainly has a role to play for us at the moment.

I'm impressed with his determination to win the ball back at the start of the move for his first, not sure we ever saw Rom do that. Certainly has a role to play for us at the moment.

Baines, just ahead of Pickford. He was the only outfield player who kept trying to do something to get us back into the game. Pickford saved us from being totally embarrassed ? 

Seamus is a rare example of how to behave,   many other players should hang their heads in shame

At least there's someone with worse team selection qualities than me then?
 

Seamus is a rare example of how to behave,   many other players should hang their heads in shame

Seamus is a rare example of how to behave,   many other players should hang their heads in shame