| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS 19:16 - Feb 17 with 1696 views | aardvaark |
I am hoping like crazy this appointment could happen.
But maybe I have had too many white wines.
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 19:18 - Feb 17 with 1663 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
If he is genuinely available to us, only an owner as incompetent as ME would dither while holding on to the wish that Lambert will turn it around. |  |
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 20:22 - Feb 17 with 1540 views | britbiker |
Maybe our squad needs the kick up the arse that he could give them. As bad as the management have been, a lot of our squad have been coasting it for years. |  | | |
| Is it he not a bit of a nutter though? (n/t) on 20:32 - Feb 17 with 1504 views | unstableblue |
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 20:36 - Feb 17 with 1495 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 20:22 - Feb 17 by britbiker |
Maybe our squad needs the kick up the arse that he could give them. As bad as the management have been, a lot of our squad have been coasting it for years. |
Yep. As others have said they all seem to play as a squad with absolutely no pressure on them from anywhere. |  |
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:05 - Feb 17 with 1403 views | stiff_talking |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 20:36 - Feb 17 by Cheltenham_Blue |
Yep. As others have said they all seem to play as a squad with absolutely no pressure on them from anywhere. |
Pearson would be great ! He would shake the clubs foundations!
Put it this way. If you were Blue Action member would you chant against Pearson ?
The answer would be no way.... he is crazy !
He also built the Leicester title winning team. |  | | |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:06 - Feb 17 with 1396 views | Swansea_Blue |
Too many white wines is a great strategy for coping with us this season. |  |
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:24 - Feb 17 with 1324 views | TieDyedIn95 |
Anyone but the Cowleys. They'd be Hurst's MK2. |  |
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:25 - Feb 17 with 1307 views | Swansea_Blue |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:24 - Feb 17 by TieDyedIn95 |
Anyone but the Cowleys. They'd be Hurst's MK2. |
I think they would too. I've got nothing to base that on other than a feeling in my janglies, but don't think they'd be a good fit. | |
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| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:29 - Feb 17 with 1289 views | borge |
No, no, no and no. Not a good cultural fit. Evans has got pretty much every appointment wrong from a cultural perspective which is one reason why none have worked out (ignoring the obvious footballing failure aspects). The Cowleys fall into the same camp. The next appointment needs to be one that the vast majority of fans can buy into and that means they have to understand our history and heritage in terms of cultured football. | | | |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:29 - Feb 17 with 1283 views | OsborneOneNil |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:29 - Feb 17 by borge |
No, no, no and no. Not a good cultural fit. Evans has got pretty much every appointment wrong from a cultural perspective which is one reason why none have worked out (ignoring the obvious footballing failure aspects). The Cowleys fall into the same camp. The next appointment needs to be one that the vast majority of fans can buy into and that means they have to understand our history and heritage in terms of cultured football. |
Go on then..... |  | | |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:30 - Feb 17 with 1280 views | OsborneOneNil |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 21:25 - Feb 17 by Swansea_Blue |
I think they would too. I've got nothing to base that on other than a feeling in my janglies, but don't think they'd be a good fit. |
I feel the same... | | | |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 22:26 - Feb 17 with 1146 views | bluebudgie |
I'm old enough to remember when Jackie Milburn was in charge and the team was relegated without a fight from the old first division despite being English champions just two years before. Our performances in the 2nd division were dire and relegation to the third division a distinct possibility but Milburn did the honourable thing and resigned as the team had become ill-disciplined and were basically taking the manager for a mug(remind you of anyone?) Anyway John Cobbold and the board brought in a strict disciplinarian in Bill Mcgarry and results and the club improved so much so that the Town were promoted in 1968,so perhaps we do need someone like Pearson as its almost a carbon copy of the 60s apart from now having a useless owner of course! |  | | |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 22:34 - Feb 17 with 1081 views | ArnieM |
| NIGEL PEARSON - YOUR NEW CLUB AWAITS on 22:26 - Feb 17 by bluebudgie |
I'm old enough to remember when Jackie Milburn was in charge and the team was relegated without a fight from the old first division despite being English champions just two years before. Our performances in the 2nd division were dire and relegation to the third division a distinct possibility but Milburn did the honourable thing and resigned as the team had become ill-disciplined and were basically taking the manager for a mug(remind you of anyone?) Anyway John Cobbold and the board brought in a strict disciplinarian in Bill Mcgarry and results and the club improved so much so that the Town were promoted in 1968,so perhaps we do need someone like Pearson as its almost a carbon copy of the 60s apart from now having a useless owner of course! |
You’re right footballers are pansies and prima donas mostly these days . They don’t like it up em do to speak . I think this is a major reason why Hurst failed because the players didn’t like being told a few home truths. Player power is rife in the game . They seem to have their bread buttered both sides these days , and they know they are almost untouchable. Someone like Pearson would dent a few egos at this Club I think . Would he come here ? Would Evans go in for him ?
We shall see..... |  |
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| Is it he not a bit of a nutter though? (n/t) on 22:42 - Feb 17 with 1044 views | ArnieM |
| Is it he not a bit of a nutter though? (n/t) on 20:32 - Feb 17 by unstableblue |
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And you think Lambert isn’t ? | |
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| Is it he not a bit of a nutter though? (n/t) on 12:34 - Feb 18 with 804 views | unstableblue |
| Is it he not a bit of a nutter though? (n/t) on 22:42 - Feb 17 by ArnieM |
And you think Lambert isn’t ? |
Lambert is both a nutter and incompetent - so Pearson would be a step forward in that sense.
But just how many personality disorder managers can Marcus appoint?! | |
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