| This maybe an unpopular opinion but 14:15 - Dec 6 with 884 views | BoxerBlue |
I’d love too see what Mick McCarthy would be able to do with a budget that we have now |  |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 14:23 - Dec 6 with 829 views | Meadowlark |
I don't necessarily think that was his strength.
His ability was to find low cost players and get them to over achieve in an effort to avoid relegation. I dread to think what he would do with a pocketful of cash. |  | | |
| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 14:23 - Dec 6 with 832 views | kpblues |
Pretty obvious really
Get in some more defenders and defensive minded midfield players.
Books would be balanced by getting rid of attacking players Bonne, Burns, Celina etc
He would then get his proper blokes Skuse and Chambo back.
Cue more hard fought games with 2 shots per game on target.
Gets results which would please the FIFA Football Manager fans but of course entertainment would be cancelled for those that saw the game live.
or maybe that's a bit cynical...... |  |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 15:07 - Dec 6 with 736 views | Guthrum |
He'd probably go out and buy some decent wingers, like he had at Wolves. |  |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 15:11 - Dec 6 with 721 views | wkj |
We really need to look forward and not backward. MM is not more appealing to me than George Burley, despite the later being the bloke in charge for the happiest time of my life as a footie supporter.
Let legends remain legends, let the past demons sleep. |  |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 15:16 - Dec 6 with 706 views | Churchman |
| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 15:07 - Dec 6 by Guthrum |
He'd probably go out and buy some decent wingers, like he had at Wolves. |
They were heading for PL relegation when he left, with or without wingers, and completed the job under poor old Terry Connor. The same sort of thing happened with Sunderland.
McCarthy is much better with a limited budget, creating an us against the world culture, doing what he does best. |  | | |
| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 15:22 - Dec 6 with 681 views | N2_Blue |
| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 14:23 - Dec 6 by Meadowlark |
I don't necessarily think that was his strength.
His ability was to find low cost players and get them to over achieve in an effort to avoid relegation. I dread to think what he would do with a pocketful of cash. |
The last thing i want to see is us go backwards to the type of football Mick served up....at least at this level.
At L1 and as a promotion chasing team we really should be able to be a good footballing team.
If we wee battling relegation in Champ or PL then i have no issue with trying to be competitive by adapting a Mick style of football and it served us well for a while in the Champ.
But not many promotion winning sides play like Mick's teams and even if he did achieve promotions with it I'd rather we were easier on the eye. Most promotion winning teams are good footballing teams...not the 1-0 types, and it's not the best route to go down at this current time. |  |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 16:03 - Dec 6 with 628 views | OldTimer2 |
You're right - it's an unpopular opinion |  |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 16:24 - Dec 6 with 592 views | ellaandred |
I thought the idea was to pack out Portman Road, not empty it. | | | |
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| This maybe an unpopular opinion but on 16:27 - Dec 6 with 581 views | blu_dru |
He is not that type of manager though. He is a Big Sam, Tony Pulis type. Bring him in when battling relegation and he could organise the team not to lose first and foremost and get you out of it. Beyond that, no good. He is a wartime leader not peacetime (Churchill analogy there  ) |  | | |
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