| Paul Cook is the real deal 21:20 - Mar 11 with 3077 views | unstableblue |
Yes I know he’s two games in without a win. But again the below interview is making me feel more confident about the guy, his views, his attitude, his approach.
Just really impressed. Let’s back this guy to the hilt. Different gravy under Marcus.
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:28 - Mar 11 with 2489 views | BlueBadger |
A note of caution: Roy Keane and Paul Jewell were also were good at pressers, initially. |  |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:32 - Mar 11 with 2463 views | Seablu |
Words are cheap.
Let’s not start wooing him with Bob Marley songs just yet... |  | | |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:33 - Mar 11 with 2459 views | chrismakin |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:28 - Mar 11 by BlueBadger |
A note of caution: Roy Keane and Paul Jewell were also were good at pressers, initially. |
Neither were 'honest' though.
You can tell what PC says PC means and theres no bullsht. |  |
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| No they weren’t?! on 21:36 - Mar 11 with 2439 views | unstableblue |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:28 - Mar 11 by BlueBadger |
A note of caution: Roy Keane and Paul Jewell were also were good at pressers, initially. |
Mick was the best under Marcus but I never felt he really got under the skin of a game, or gave insights to the team and performance
Lambert gave some early insights then became a repetitive dirge.
Cook comes across as the real desk, let’s hope for 3 points against Plymouth and a run... to add substance to what is clearly a savvy guy. | |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:38 - Mar 11 with 2413 views | BlueBadger |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:33 - Mar 11 by chrismakin |
Neither were 'honest' though.
You can tell what PC says PC means and theres no bullsht. |
You say that, but Lambert 'gave us our club back' and 'well said, Roy' was practically a board mantra on here at one point... | |
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| No they weren’t?! on 21:40 - Mar 11 with 2403 views | BlueBadger |
| No they weren’t?! on 21:36 - Mar 11 by unstableblue |
Mick was the best under Marcus but I never felt he really got under the skin of a game, or gave insights to the team and performance
Lambert gave some early insights then became a repetitive dirge.
Cook comes across as the real desk, let’s hope for 3 points against Plymouth and a run... to add substance to what is clearly a savvy guy. |
There was a shameful lack of attention to pressers under Mick in favour of the whole 'let's actually mange the team and try to get some results' thing. [Post edited 11 Mar 2021 21:40]
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:44 - Mar 11 with 2386 views | HighgateBlue |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:38 - Mar 11 by BlueBadger |
You say that, but Lambert 'gave us our club back' and 'well said, Roy' was practically a board mantra on here at one point... |
Yes, we forgive ourselves (or forget!) for approving of certain managerial appointments, but aren't prepared to extend the same generosity towards a man who puts millions into the Club each year.
If this takeover happens, it will be scary yet exciting. If it doesn't happen, there's no reason why we can't get promoted under Cook either this year or next year. But if we don't, let's not have collective amnesia about being optimistic and excited about Cook. He seems like a good egg. Let's just back him and not worry about too much else. |  | | |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:44 - Mar 11 with 2384 views | TieDyedIn95 |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:38 - Mar 11 by BlueBadger |
You say that, but Lambert 'gave us our club back' and 'well said, Roy' was practically a board mantra on here at one point... |
It's also like now Lambert has gone all our problems immediately vanish because all we ever needed was a managerial change...
I wonder how many people in 2 years will still be backing Cook if we're still in this division? |  |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:46 - Mar 11 with 2373 views | BlueBadger |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:44 - Mar 11 by TieDyedIn95 |
It's also like now Lambert has gone all our problems immediately vanish because all we ever needed was a managerial change...
I wonder how many people in 2 years will still be backing Cook if we're still in this division? |
You must be gutted he's gone. | |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:58 - Mar 11 with 2331 views | Blueschev |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:44 - Mar 11 by HighgateBlue |
Yes, we forgive ourselves (or forget!) for approving of certain managerial appointments, but aren't prepared to extend the same generosity towards a man who puts millions into the Club each year.
If this takeover happens, it will be scary yet exciting. If it doesn't happen, there's no reason why we can't get promoted under Cook either this year or next year. But if we don't, let's not have collective amnesia about being optimistic and excited about Cook. He seems like a good egg. Let's just back him and not worry about too much else. |
“Good egg”, once again with the bald shaming. Disgraceful. |  | | |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 22:01 - Mar 11 with 2315 views | chrismakin |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 21:44 - Mar 11 by TieDyedIn95 |
It's also like now Lambert has gone all our problems immediately vanish because all we ever needed was a managerial change...
I wonder how many people in 2 years will still be backing Cook if we're still in this division? |
We wont be.
If it ain't this season. We will go up next | |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 22:51 - Mar 11 with 2145 views | haynes_toe1 |
Let's not do this every new manager is the messiah until it turns out he isn't thing for the umpteenth time on here.
He speaks well. Lambert spoke well at the start. In fact all our managers typically have. Everyone loved Hurst when he first came in remember.. |  | | |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 23:52 - Mar 11 with 2011 views | chrismakin |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 22:51 - Mar 11 by haynes_toe1 |
Let's not do this every new manager is the messiah until it turns out he isn't thing for the umpteenth time on here.
He speaks well. Lambert spoke well at the start. In fact all our managers typically have. Everyone loved Hurst when he first came in remember.. |
Actually, since Magilton, Cook is the ONLY manager i've been happy to see us employ | |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 00:11 - Mar 12 with 1991 views | chrismakin |
He just comes over as a manager who knows what he is doing, on the pitch, how training should work, who needs to be involved, how the coaching staff will be used, as you mention, he knows players need managing. that quote " The most important players are the ones who are not playing" a fantastic attitude to management.
The way he spoke about 1 window, 1 pre season. Amazing confidence without going over confident, he just knows he needs 6 weeks of daily work to get his football philosophy across and he'll get the best out of the players available.
" Defenders defend, midfield pass, Strikers score"
That's as simple as football is.
I love the fact he is proud of being manger of the club, not like Mick who seemed to see is as below him, unlike Lambert who was basically loving having a job, it's almost like it's a dream for Paul to be managing a Club like Ipswich, which I could understand, someone like Paul clearly loves football, he's clearly a very modest man and I can imagine him looking at Sir Alf and Sir Bobby on the walls at the club and thinking " I'm managing the club these guys made famous" [Post edited 12 Mar 2021 0:15]
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 00:21 - Mar 12 with 1970 views | Swansea_Blue |
It's been a long time since I've listened to one of our managers and thought 'yeah, that makes sense'.
Results need to come of course, but he's a breath of fresh air so far. |  |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 00:26 - Mar 12 with 1963 views | chrismakin |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 00:21 - Mar 12 by Swansea_Blue |
It's been a long time since I've listened to one of our managers and thought 'yeah, that makes sense'.
Results need to come of course, but he's a breath of fresh air so far. |
I actually feel sorry for him that we are somehow 7th, despite let's be honest an apparent absolutely awful season, it's amazing we are still in the mix
the problem is, there are still alot of people who EXPECT promotion and so far it's been 2 games and already there's a few people bemoaning the results.
There's just no realism with football anymore, we can't train, yet people are expecting new formations, styles etc, how are you supposed to do that. " here you go lads, copies of FM21 for each of you, i've uploaded some data packs, just go away look at yourself and do what the game makes you do. | |
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| No they weren’t?! on 06:00 - Mar 12 with 1827 views | Keaneish |
| No they weren’t?! on 21:40 - Mar 11 by BlueBadger |
There was a shameful lack of attention to pressers under Mick in favour of the whole 'let's actually mange the team and try to get some results' thing. [Post edited 11 Mar 2021 21:40]
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It is really difficult doing everything on your job spec... |  |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 07:25 - Mar 12 with 1730 views | haynes_toe1 |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 00:11 - Mar 12 by chrismakin |
He just comes over as a manager who knows what he is doing, on the pitch, how training should work, who needs to be involved, how the coaching staff will be used, as you mention, he knows players need managing. that quote " The most important players are the ones who are not playing" a fantastic attitude to management.
The way he spoke about 1 window, 1 pre season. Amazing confidence without going over confident, he just knows he needs 6 weeks of daily work to get his football philosophy across and he'll get the best out of the players available.
" Defenders defend, midfield pass, Strikers score"
That's as simple as football is.
I love the fact he is proud of being manger of the club, not like Mick who seemed to see is as below him, unlike Lambert who was basically loving having a job, it's almost like it's a dream for Paul to be managing a Club like Ipswich, which I could understand, someone like Paul clearly loves football, he's clearly a very modest man and I can imagine him looking at Sir Alf and Sir Bobby on the walls at the club and thinking " I'm managing the club these guys made famous" [Post edited 12 Mar 2021 0:15]
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| No they weren’t?! on 07:33 - Mar 12 with 1697 views | Herbivore |
| No they weren’t?! on 06:00 - Mar 12 by Keaneish |
It is really difficult doing everything on your job spec... |
I don't recall Mick skipping many pressers. |  |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 07:35 - Mar 12 with 1690 views | PJH |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 07:25 - Mar 12 by haynes_toe1 |
Jesus |
and he would probably look at the pics of Sir Alf and Sir Bobby and say 'I am managing the club....' |  | | |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 07:56 - Mar 12 with 1634 views | Steve_M |
I know you have history of going over the top in your assessments but it's a little bit early in Cook's tenure here to be declaring that. |  |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 07:57 - Mar 12 with 1627 views | Steve_M |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 00:11 - Mar 12 by chrismakin |
He just comes over as a manager who knows what he is doing, on the pitch, how training should work, who needs to be involved, how the coaching staff will be used, as you mention, he knows players need managing. that quote " The most important players are the ones who are not playing" a fantastic attitude to management.
The way he spoke about 1 window, 1 pre season. Amazing confidence without going over confident, he just knows he needs 6 weeks of daily work to get his football philosophy across and he'll get the best out of the players available.
" Defenders defend, midfield pass, Strikers score"
That's as simple as football is.
I love the fact he is proud of being manger of the club, not like Mick who seemed to see is as below him, unlike Lambert who was basically loving having a job, it's almost like it's a dream for Paul to be managing a Club like Ipswich, which I could understand, someone like Paul clearly loves football, he's clearly a very modest man and I can imagine him looking at Sir Alf and Sir Bobby on the walls at the club and thinking " I'm managing the club these guys made famous" [Post edited 12 Mar 2021 0:15]
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Mick McCarthy thought the job so far beneath him that he stayed for five and a half years. | |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 08:01 - Mar 12 with 1615 views | chrismakin |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 07:57 - Mar 12 by Steve_M |
Mick McCarthy thought the job so far beneath him that he stayed for five and a half years. |
Best paid job he was gonna get, one thing Evans made sure of was his managers were very very well paid | |
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| Paul Cook is the real deal on 08:08 - Mar 12 with 1594 views | Herbivore |
| Paul Cook is the real deal on 08:01 - Mar 12 by chrismakin |
Best paid job he was gonna get, one thing Evans made sure of was his managers were very very well paid |
I imagine that many Championship sides and every Prem side paid better. | |
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