leww_rfc@realmattmills5 The abuse doesn't bother me - find it very sad that you feel the need to obviously haven't got anything interesting in ya life
Fair comment.
by Ian Royal » 14 Aug 2011 15:07
leww_rfc@realmattmills5 The abuse doesn't bother me - find it very sad that you feel the need to obviously haven't got anything interesting in ya life
by FiNeRaIn » 14 Aug 2011 17:08
Royal RotherFiNeRaIn
Imagine what he could do with a board that actually supported him and gave him resources most other managers have, frightening.
I don't think you get what Reading and our manager are about.
McDermott is best at spotting talent then nurturing and developing it. Young players who want to learn will do very well under him but the high earner, big ego, billy big bollox types who come with a fat fee just aren't his thing.
I would hope he is on a deal where he gets a percentage of the profit we make on selling players as that would reward him for his successes but to suggest he doesn't have the support of SJM because he isn't given a publicly announced transfer budget is pathetic tbh.
by Ian Royal » 14 Aug 2011 17:21
by FiNeRaIn » 14 Aug 2011 17:26
Ian Royal McDermott was chief scout before manager. Fae, Halford, Matejovsky & Mills don't exactly leap out as great signings.
by brendywendy » 14 Aug 2011 18:07
as a scout and picker of players its the ratio of good to bad thats important,and the cost of the flops. You only have to check the record of the greatest,in ferguson,to see that.Ian Royal McDermott was chief scout before manager. Fae, Halford, Matejovsky & Mills don't exactly leap out as great signings.
by brendywendy » 14 Aug 2011 18:10
by Ian Royal » 14 Aug 2011 18:59
brendywendy plus didnt we pretty much make most of our money on those three players? Sir alex cant say that about veron and djemba djemba,and quite a a long list of costly failures.
by Wimb » 14 Aug 2011 19:18
by Franchise FC » 14 Aug 2011 19:50
brendywendy plus didnt we pretty much make most of our money on those three players? Sir alex cant say that about veron and djemba djemba,and quite a a long list of costly failures.
by Snowball » 14 Aug 2011 21:00
Ian Royal It's the Griffin who's been pretty poor defensively, certainly by his standards, hasn't had even close to a full pre-season and spent most of the second half of the first game limping.
I'm presuming the "Harte Defence" applies and he should carry on playing regardless of how bad he is defensively, because he helps create a few goals.
by Woodcote Royal » 14 Aug 2011 21:44
Hoop BlahWoodcote RoyalFranchise FC You won't see any of the STG's on here tonight.
Just wait till we lose one, though
Spot on. When we win you find out who the real supporters are.......................
Personally I'd say you find out who the real supporters are when things are tough and they stick through those times with their continued support....
by Woodcote Royal » 14 Aug 2011 21:50
FiNeRaInhowser Don't know what it is that McD has got but he continually loses his better players yet still manages to get great results, having lost Mills, Kish and Long, 3 strong players from the second half of last season he shuffles his pack, and picks up a result like this..........brilliant stuff !! Mr Mad you can sell away the team but thank heavens you cant sell the spirit that the manager gets into these players, must be worth a few bob that.
Imagine what he could do with a board that actually supported him and gave him resources most other managers have, frightening.
by SLAMMED » 14 Aug 2011 22:25
Woodcote Royal adopt the Brown Balls approach.
by sandman » 15 Aug 2011 11:28
Woodcote RoyalFiNeRaInhowser Don't know what it is that McD has got but he continually loses his better players yet still manages to get great results, having lost Mills, Kish and Long, 3 strong players from the second half of last season he shuffles his pack, and picks up a result like this..........brilliant stuff !! Mr Mad you can sell away the team but thank heavens you cant sell the spirit that the manager gets into these players, must be worth a few bob that.
Imagine what he could do with a board that actually supported him and gave him resources most other managers have, frightening.
You mean give him money to spend that we don't have and stuff the consequences? I agree,very frightening.
Thank God we have a Chairman who would sooner shoot himself than adopt the Brown/Balls approach.
by Hoop Blah » 15 Aug 2011 11:46
Woodcote Royal I totally agree but in this instance I was agreeing with the original observation in that HNA's resident wrist slitters disappear when the team wins and are all over these pages like a rash when we lose. In other words, being right in predicting little but doom and gloom is more important to them than the teams success. Sorry if that was a little too deep for you.
by brendywendy » 15 Aug 2011 11:48
Hoop BlahWoodcote Royal I totally agree but in this instance I was agreeing with the original observation in that HNA's resident wrist slitters disappear when the team wins and are all over these pages like a rash when we lose. In other words, being right in predicting little but doom and gloom is more important to them than the teams success. Sorry if that was a little too deep for you.
Really? Who disappears then? Perhaps if it's so clear and obvious you should name names Woodcote.
There are posters that post at different times and that doesn't always include being on at weekends or after a match (a lot of us actually go to games and don't jump on HNA straight away to score points either way).
It's certainly natural for more comment to be passed when things go badly than when everything is running smoothly. Perhaps that concept is a little too complicated or deep for you....
by Ian Royal » 15 Aug 2011 12:01
by brendywendy » 15 Aug 2011 12:07
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