| KEANO 22:14 - Dec 30 with 4353 views | SitfcB |
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| KEANO on 22:51 - Dec 30 with 3490 views | BLUEBEAT |
How depressing. |  |
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| KEANO on 22:59 - Dec 30 with 3450 views | Swansea_Blue |
What a thoroughly depressing decade. |  |
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| KEANO on 23:00 - Dec 30 with 3445 views | Eireannach_gorm |
What’s his record at Nottingham Forest? |  | | |
| KEANO on 23:03 - Dec 30 with 3429 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
Hardly surprising given that he was the only manager who had a substantial transfer budget!! |  |
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| KEANO on 23:13 - Dec 30 with 3404 views | Tommyparker |
Roy Keane Days as manager 624 P 81 W 28 D 25 L 28
P. Jewell Days as manager 650 P 85 W 29 D 18 L 38
M. McCarthy Days as manager 1,986 P 279 W 105 D 78 L 96
P. Hurst Days as manager 148 P 15 W 1 D 7 L 7
P. Lambert days as manager 428 P 63 W 17 D 20 L 26
G.Burley days as manager 2,844 P 413 W 188 D 96 L 129 45.5%
J. Magilton days as manager 1,052 P 148 W 56 D 41 L 51 34.6% |  | | |
| KEANO on 23:15 - Dec 30 with 3385 views | MattinLondon |
Compared to our other managers he’s also the biggest c**t. |  | | |
| KEANO on 23:18 - Dec 30 with 3379 views | Westcountryblue |
McCarthy was the one real hope we had, but Marcus didn't back him 2014 when we just needed 2 good signings to take us over the line. | | | |
| KEANO on 23:28 - Dec 30 with 3329 views | Illinoisblue |
| KEANO on 23:03 - Dec 30 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Hardly surprising given that he was the only manager who had a substantial transfer budget!! |
1.3 million for Lee Martin is the football equivalent of a war crime. |  |
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| KEANO on 23:29 - Dec 30 with 3323 views | Coastalblue |
| KEANO on 23:15 - Dec 30 by MattinLondon |
Compared to our other managers he’s also the biggest c**t. |
Compared to anybody, anywhere, ever. |  |
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| KEANO on 00:02 - Dec 31 with 3240 views | J2BLUE |
| KEANO on 23:13 - Dec 30 by Tommyparker |
Roy Keane Days as manager 624 P 81 W 28 D 25 L 28
P. Jewell Days as manager 650 P 85 W 29 D 18 L 38
M. McCarthy Days as manager 1,986 P 279 W 105 D 78 L 96
P. Hurst Days as manager 148 P 15 W 1 D 7 L 7
P. Lambert days as manager 428 P 63 W 17 D 20 L 26
G.Burley days as manager 2,844 P 413 W 188 D 96 L 129 45.5%
J. Magilton days as manager 1,052 P 148 W 56 D 41 L 51 34.6% |
28/81 is 35%... |  |
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| KEANO on 00:08 - Dec 31 with 3214 views | Herbivore |
No fooking way he won 40% of his matches here. |  |
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| KEANO on 00:23 - Dec 31 with 3164 views | StNeotsBlue |
Roy Keane is the only manager I've despised, never gave a toss about us and his 4 centre backs and 4 central midfield formations were unforgivable. |  | | |
| KEANO on 00:40 - Dec 31 with 3149 views | unstableblue |
| KEANO on 23:18 - Dec 30 by Westcountryblue |
McCarthy was the one real hope we had, but Marcus didn't back him 2014 when we just needed 2 good signings to take us over the line. |
Westcountry
Read the below - just an excellent and I believe accurate account account of Micks Town tenure (which ended even earlier than the account suggests)
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/mar/29/mick-mccarthy-leave-ipswich-man
It confirms your point, that I’d agree with, that Marcus just needed to provide funding at that critical time and Mick would have got us to the promised land.
Of course it highlights the point that Micks pragmatic style did not progress, and his attempts to play more fluidly didn’t quite come off, and the handbrake was put back on after the Reading defeat. A critical point for Mick and Town.
Now as I have stated recently if Marcus was competent and advised well, he’d know what was needed was a manager WITH a tactical system and style that was fluid, that was progressive.
And we got.... drum roll.... Paul Hurst! Who was just a sh!t version of Mick. Then Paul? And none us yet have a clue what his system of play is.
Buck stops with Marcus. |  |
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| KEANO on 00:40 - Dec 31 with 3134 views | 44_not_out |
| KEANO on 23:28 - Dec 30 by Illinoisblue |
1.3 million for Lee Martin is the football equivalent of a war crime. |
I’d argue that £2million for Nolan and Toto is far worse | | | |
| KEANO on 00:45 - Dec 31 with 3111 views | unstableblue |
| KEANO on 00:02 - Dec 31 by J2BLUE |
28/81 is 35%... |
Yes I thought Mick had the highest win ratio | |
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| KEANO on 04:28 - Dec 31 with 2991 views | Vaughan8 |
Can't believe Keane had a 40% win ratio. Didn't we go on a run of like 13 games without a win at the start of one season with him in charge? | | | |
| KEANO on 06:36 - Dec 31 with 2935 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| KEANO on 00:02 - Dec 31 by J2BLUE |
28/81 is 35%... |
It’s not even right for just league games - 22/72 for a win % of 30.6% |  |
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| KEANO on 06:54 - Dec 31 with 2898 views | brogansnose |
| KEANO on 00:40 - Dec 31 by unstableblue |
Westcountry
Read the below - just an excellent and I believe accurate account account of Micks Town tenure (which ended even earlier than the account suggests)
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/mar/29/mick-mccarthy-leave-ipswich-man
It confirms your point, that I’d agree with, that Marcus just needed to provide funding at that critical time and Mick would have got us to the promised land.
Of course it highlights the point that Micks pragmatic style did not progress, and his attempts to play more fluidly didn’t quite come off, and the handbrake was put back on after the Reading defeat. A critical point for Mick and Town.
Now as I have stated recently if Marcus was competent and advised well, he’d know what was needed was a manager WITH a tactical system and style that was fluid, that was progressive.
And we got.... drum roll.... Paul Hurst! Who was just a sh!t version of Mick. Then Paul? And none us yet have a clue what his system of play is.
Buck stops with Marcus. |
Not only did Evans not support Mick to help cement that top two slot, he failed to support his most successful manager to build on the achievements of that previous season which in my book lead to the team stagnating. If you look at Micks signings, Cameron Stewart for example, which failed , there was always that attempt to go back to that fast paced incisive attacking football that his Wolves side had. The trouble with that is that those players are at a premium which we can't afford or you've got to go shopping abroad.
I still maintain that the great and exciting start we had to that season when we beat Millwall away and thumped Sunderland at home that fans outlook on Mick wouldn't be what they became with a front line of Garner, Waghorn, Sears, McG and a midfield of Skuse, Adeyemi and Huws. Obviously things fell apart with the injuries but that would have been a footballing side. |  | | |
| KEANO on 07:43 - Dec 31 with 2817 views | TractorCam |
| KEANO on 00:45 - Dec 31 by unstableblue |
Yes I thought Mick had the highest win ratio |
It's for the decade so based off his 2010 games only. |  |
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| KEANO on 08:13 - Dec 31 with 2771 views | Oxford_Blue |
| KEANO on 23:03 - Dec 30 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Hardly surprising given that he was the only manager who had a substantial transfer budget!! |
Magilton and Jewell had decent money too | | | |
| KEANO on 08:17 - Dec 31 with 2753 views | Garv |
| KEANO on 04:28 - Dec 31 by Vaughan8 |
Can't believe Keane had a 40% win ratio. Didn't we go on a run of like 13 games without a win at the start of one season with him in charge? |
Before the start of the decade. |  |
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| KEANO on 08:50 - Dec 31 with 2689 views | C_HealyIsAPleasure |
| KEANO on 07:43 - Dec 31 by TractorCam |
It's for the decade so based off his 2010 games only. |
Ah. It’s skewed quite heavily by the League Cup run in 2010/11 in that case, given the small sample size. Taking that out the % drops to 34.8% by my count
I guess whether league cup games count or not is a separate question! | |
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| KEANO on 08:53 - Dec 31 with 2661 views | Johnny_Boy |
| KEANO on 23:28 - Dec 30 by Illinoisblue |
1.3 million for Lee Martin is the football equivalent of a war crime. |
£1.3m?! Pfffffft. And the rest!
Was more like £2.2m
That was his tenure in a nutshell. |  | | |
| KEANO on 09:52 - Dec 31 with 2571 views | BlueBadger |
I've never got why you loved Keano so much but hate PRP - they're both rubbish managers and great press conferences. |  |
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| KEANO on 10:01 - Dec 31 with 2549 views | Steve_M |
| KEANO on 08:50 - Dec 31 by C_HealyIsAPleasure |
Ah. It’s skewed quite heavily by the League Cup run in 2010/11 in that case, given the small sample size. Taking that out the % drops to 34.8% by my count
I guess whether league cup games count or not is a separate question! |
And ignores 2009 which skews Keane's record more positively.
Looking at a win percentage rather than points per game presumably changes the outcome a bit too. |  |
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