| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work 10:46 - May 16 with 7209 views | benno1uk |
Is that MM won't walk into a 'big' job. He might realise he's not as in demand as he thought he was. [Post edited 16 May 2018 10:47]
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 10:56 - May 16 with 3931 views | m14_blue |
Why is that a good thing? |  | | |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 10:59 - May 16 with 3927 views | BrixtonBlue |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 10:56 - May 16 by m14_blue |
Why is that a good thing? |
Mick must suffer for eternity for what he did to us, saving us from relegation and building a closely nit squad and that! |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:01 - May 16 with 3913 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 10:59 - May 16 by BrixtonBlue |
Mick must suffer for eternity for what he did to us, saving us from relegation and building a closely nit squad and that! |
Siege mentality unfortunately.
Unfortunate the way it ended.
Bit like Wenger I guess, stayed too long. |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:07 - May 16 with 3899 views | Superfrans |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:01 - May 16 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Siege mentality unfortunately.
Unfortunate the way it ended.
Bit like Wenger I guess, stayed too long. |
Yes, I noticed that Wenger was still being berated after it was announced he was leaving. His last match was toxic. |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:08 - May 16 with 3890 views | benno1uk |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 10:56 - May 16 by m14_blue |
Why is that a good thing? |
Because he's not as good a manager as he thinks he is. | | | |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:10 - May 16 with 3874 views | benno1uk |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 10:59 - May 16 by BrixtonBlue |
Mick must suffer for eternity for what he did to us, saving us from relegation and building a closely nit squad and that! |
'and that'? Producing dire, turgid football and being generally arrogant and belligerant. | | | |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:12 - May 16 with 3867 views | bluewein |
It's definitely only the "inners" who can't let go... |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:14 - May 16 with 3850 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:07 - May 16 by Superfrans |
Yes, I noticed that Wenger was still being berated after it was announced he was leaving. His last match was toxic. |
Fortunately Wenger had some class about him. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:15 - May 16 with 3840 views | homer_123 |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:08 - May 16 by benno1uk |
Because he's not as good a manager as he thinks he is. |
Most people have a slightly inflated view on themselves - nothing new there.
I'd suggest his managerial CV suggests that he's more than a mediocre/ average manager.
That said, surely we can all move on? |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:16 - May 16 with 3840 views | Superfrans |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:10 - May 16 by benno1uk |
'and that'? Producing dire, turgid football and being generally arrogant and belligerant. |
"And that..."? Well, for starters...
>> Buying players for peanuts, making us a massive profit from their sell on.
>> Contrary to popular belief, developing a young squad
>> Ensuring we punched above our weight (our resources) 5 seasons out of 6.
We are all aware of his faults, most of us thought it was time for him to go and are looking forward with optimism.
But wishing ill of him, after he is out of your life, no longer affecting your weekly entertainment, is plan weird.
We realise that you don't like him because he didn't play "the Ipswich way".
Is wishing ill of someone who contributed to the club also "the Ipswich way". No it isn't. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:17 - May 16 with 3833 views | Superfrans |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:14 - May 16 by Marshalls_Mullet |
Fortunately Wenger had some class about him. |
Ultimately, the Arsenal fans did too... | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:19 - May 16 with 3830 views | BlueBadger |
He's gone, let it go, the bloke's allowed to take another job. |  |
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| Stop blubbing like a..... on 11:19 - May 16 with 3826 views | Bloots |
....little bitch and let it go. |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:20 - May 16 with 3815 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:17 - May 16 by Superfrans |
Ultimately, the Arsenal fans did too... |
Eventually. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:22 - May 16 with 3801 views | benno1uk |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:16 - May 16 by Superfrans |
"And that..."? Well, for starters...
>> Buying players for peanuts, making us a massive profit from their sell on.
>> Contrary to popular belief, developing a young squad
>> Ensuring we punched above our weight (our resources) 5 seasons out of 6.
We are all aware of his faults, most of us thought it was time for him to go and are looking forward with optimism.
But wishing ill of him, after he is out of your life, no longer affecting your weekly entertainment, is plan weird.
We realise that you don't like him because he didn't play "the Ipswich way".
Is wishing ill of someone who contributed to the club also "the Ipswich way". No it isn't. |
Not wishing ill of him. Just don't think he's as good a manager as he thinks he is.
Lets just pretend the last 5 years didn't happen shall we? Erase it from history. [Post edited 16 May 2018 11:23]
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:29 - May 16 with 3772 views | m14_blue |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:08 - May 16 by benno1uk |
Because he's not as good a manager as he thinks he is. |
I wanted Mick to go, we were dire to watch and the last 2 seasons have been really disappointing.
However, I can't even begin to comprehend the animosity people have for a man who did nothing other than his very best for our club for many years. It's bizarre.
Even now he's gone you don't want him to get another job?
I hope he gets Arsenal just to annoy you.
Not sure it's the perfect fit though, Arsenal TV would be brilliant. | | | |
| Stop blubbing like a..... on 11:29 - May 16 with 3773 views | BlueBadger |
| Stop blubbing like a..... on 11:19 - May 16 by Bloots |
....little bitch and let it go. |
I'm impressed that, over a month since his departure, Team Numbskull are still making up sh1t to get upset over and then getting upset over it. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:31 - May 16 with 3765 views | Darth_Koont |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:16 - May 16 by Superfrans |
"And that..."? Well, for starters...
>> Buying players for peanuts, making us a massive profit from their sell on.
>> Contrary to popular belief, developing a young squad
>> Ensuring we punched above our weight (our resources) 5 seasons out of 6.
We are all aware of his faults, most of us thought it was time for him to go and are looking forward with optimism.
But wishing ill of him, after he is out of your life, no longer affecting your weekly entertainment, is plan weird.
We realise that you don't like him because he didn't play "the Ipswich way".
Is wishing ill of someone who contributed to the club also "the Ipswich way". No it isn't. |
Well said.
It was clearly time for him to go but the respect he and TC were given by the players, Klug and the other staff and Evans is a more accurate and worthy reflection of his time here than those on the outside who disliked his public persona or pragmatic approach to making us competitive.
Mick has left us a very solid and promising base. Yes, we want and need more over the next years but anyone who can't see that is selling us short. |  |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:35 - May 16 with 3741 views | benno1uk |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:29 - May 16 by m14_blue |
I wanted Mick to go, we were dire to watch and the last 2 seasons have been really disappointing.
However, I can't even begin to comprehend the animosity people have for a man who did nothing other than his very best for our club for many years. It's bizarre.
Even now he's gone you don't want him to get another job?
I hope he gets Arsenal just to annoy you.
Not sure it's the perfect fit though, Arsenal TV would be brilliant. |
Did I say I didn't want him to get another job?
No I said I don't think he will walk into a 'big' job.
Why so judgemental when you can't even read properly? [Post edited 16 May 2018 11:37]
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:36 - May 16 with 3733 views | Superfrans |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:22 - May 16 by benno1uk |
Not wishing ill of him. Just don't think he's as good a manager as he thinks he is.
Lets just pretend the last 5 years didn't happen shall we? Erase it from history. [Post edited 16 May 2018 11:23]
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A. "The good thing is... he won't walk into a big job".
B. "Erasing from history", as opposed to not being able to leave anything behind? Move on mate. It'll be much better for your mental health. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:37 - May 16 with 3722 views | SomethingBlue |
Ok. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:39 - May 16 with 3711 views | benno1uk |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:36 - May 16 by Superfrans |
A. "The good thing is... he won't walk into a big job".
B. "Erasing from history", as opposed to not being able to leave anything behind? Move on mate. It'll be much better for your mental health. |
You're right. I hope he gets the Arsenal job.
Ah that feels much better. | | | |
| When did MM say..... on 11:41 - May 16 with 3704 views | Bloots |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:35 - May 16 by benno1uk |
Did I say I didn't want him to get another job?
No I said I don't think he will walk into a 'big' job.
Why so judgemental when you can't even read properly? [Post edited 16 May 2018 11:37]
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....that he'd walk into a "big job"?
As far as I can tell the only "big job" here is you. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:42 - May 16 with 3694 views | Darth_Koont |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:36 - May 16 by Superfrans |
A. "The good thing is... he won't walk into a big job".
B. "Erasing from history", as opposed to not being able to leave anything behind? Move on mate. It'll be much better for your mental health. |
Unfortunately, I think we've got years of this stuff to "look forward to" from the posters who Mick hurt.
Pretty remarkable really. | |
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| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:53 - May 16 with 3643 views | BlueBadger |
| The good thing about the likes Allardyce and Moyes potentially being out of work on 11:12 - May 16 by bluewein |
It's definitely only the "inners" who can't let go... |
Fishers aside, I don't think anyone really wanted him to stay on beyond this season just gone did they? Personally, I reckon that the end of last season was the right time to go but I still supported him as I recognised the good he *had* done previously. | |
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