| Is this a new thing? 21:08 - Nov 11 with 870 views | ringwoodblue |
Both Utd and Palace have told the media who their new managers will be ‘should their current manager be sacked’
New managers are often lined up behind the scenes but they’re not usually announced until the person they are replacing have been officially sacked. All very bizarre and imho very disrespectful to the current manager. |  |
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| Is this a new thing? on 21:53 - Nov 11 | Bigalhunter |
I think respect for managers, particularly in the top division disappeared a while ago.
The churn is ridiculous now due to no owner wanting to be in the bottom three after firework night.
I think Palace might be okay if they get Thomas Frank, not so sure about Pochettino. He’s pretty much failed in his last x2 appointments, hopefully he’ll continue that trend at the theatre of the leaky roof.
Both appointments have that Spursy thing to wash off them. |  |
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| Is this a new thing? on 00:04 - Nov 12 | SE1blue |
Was thinking exactly the same thing about the disrespect.
Can you imagine if it was announced everywhere that you were about to get sacked in your regular job? You arrive at your desk for a day of work and there's images everywhere of the new guy who is coming in. Your workmates start chatting about what he'll be like ("Can't be any worse than Dave!" and "I think he'll freshen things up and give the place a bit of a lift") and you're just left eating your Boots Meal Deal in an empty staffroom wondering when you'll need to clear your desk out.
Football has got ugly like that. [Post edited 12 Nov 0:06]
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| Is this a new thing? on 01:14 - Nov 12 | hoppy |
| Is this a new thing? on 00:04 - Nov 12 by SE1blue |
Was thinking exactly the same thing about the disrespect.
Can you imagine if it was announced everywhere that you were about to get sacked in your regular job? You arrive at your desk for a day of work and there's images everywhere of the new guy who is coming in. Your workmates start chatting about what he'll be like ("Can't be any worse than Dave!" and "I think he'll freshen things up and give the place a bit of a lift") and you're just left eating your Boots Meal Deal in an empty staffroom wondering when you'll need to clear your desk out.
Football has got ugly like that. [Post edited 12 Nov 0:06]
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Dave has always been a bit weird and a bit of a loner tho, so not unexpected in all honesty. |  |
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| Is this a new thing? on 01:18 - Nov 12 | LuciBlue |
| Is this a new thing? on 01:14 - Nov 12 by hoppy |
Dave has always been a bit weird and a bit of a loner tho, so not unexpected in all honesty. |
Dave always eats a Boots Meal Deal in an empty staffroom, and it always smells like eggs. |  |
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| Is this a new thing? on 01:23 - Nov 12 | Stenvict |
Is it because of people like Fabrizio Romano that will know anyway if a club is looking at managers? Before clubs could do it slyly, but now it'll be leaked a lot easier. |  |
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| Is this a new thing? on 06:19 - Nov 12 | Blue_Heath |
Totally wrong on several fronts. From a new manager POV I'd be a bit wary since whose to say they wouldn't so same to you in 12 months time?
If I were Sage or Carrick, I'd play the worst team possible and quit at half time during the next game assuming he's still in charge.
Zero class or respect being shown in both these situations. | |
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