| pride.. 22:10 - Jan 18 with 1127 views | chripswich |
I lost my respect for MM's footballing prowess some time ago but I always saw him as a proud man trying to do the right thing..
How he has not resigned today after last nights shameful performance is beyond me - and I have now lost my respect for him as a man.
Seems hes just like the rest of them, sitting tight till the money is handed over to go..
shame on him and shame on the Milne for that pathetic statment..
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| pride.. on 01:22 - Jan 19 with 1019 views | Guthrum |
Because he's a proud man trying to do the right thing (as he sees it) by turning this football club around again.
Do you think he (or any other high-level manager) would have got this far is he'd been prepared to commit employment suicide every time something went wrong?
How many English football managers have ever actually, genuinely resigned without either a job to go to or some personal scandal afflicting them? |  |
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| pride.. on 07:26 - Jan 19 with 957 views | dalianwasexciting |
| pride.. on 01:22 - Jan 19 by Guthrum |
Because he's a proud man trying to do the right thing (as he sees it) by turning this football club around again.
Do you think he (or any other high-level manager) would have got this far is he'd been prepared to commit employment suicide every time something went wrong?
How many English football managers have ever actually, genuinely resigned without either a job to go to or some personal scandal afflicting them? |
For all of the tactical faults and perhaps selection faults, MM definitely has pride in what he does. However, I am not sure that the same can be said of the players, with that lack of pride is a lack of passion.
None of us know whether its a tactical lash up that stops them playing, or whether its a complete lack of willingness by the players to perform - of course the latter should result in people being dropped which appears to not happen so it does imply its tactical. |  |
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| pride.. on 07:29 - Jan 19 with 951 views | Plums |
| pride.. on 01:22 - Jan 19 by Guthrum |
Because he's a proud man trying to do the right thing (as he sees it) by turning this football club around again.
Do you think he (or any other high-level manager) would have got this far is he'd been prepared to commit employment suicide every time something went wrong?
How many English football managers have ever actually, genuinely resigned without either a job to go to or some personal scandal afflicting them? |
I don't disagree with that but it is regularly implied that there's a queue of clubs waiting for Mick's services - he wouldn't be waiting for long 😉 |  |
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| pride.. on 07:39 - Jan 19 with 924 views | Benters |
Nice one |  |
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