No point accommodating those sort of weirdos. Or the ones that would accept no good words against him.
As ever, the reality lies somewhere in the middle.
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I liked Mangala and thought he was going fine for us. But we got decent money when we needed it and it looks like he's been quite ordinary since.
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He was doing fine, but, like many players, has not reached anywhere near the same level since a very serious injury.
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I'll absolutely accept good words about him the moment they're based on actual evidence. Note that xG does not count as evidence.
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If we'd played terribly every game, the opposition had hit the bar 15 times a game, but we'd spawned a few wins from opposition own goals, you'd presumably think he was doing pretty well then?
There has got to be some consideration of performances v results if you are employing a football manager. Focusing solely on results is hugely simplistic. But by your own remarks you've barely watched a game this season, so I can see how you'd come to this opinion.
Sacking Glasner now would be like sacking your broker because your portfolio dropped 10% during the 2008 financial crash.
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Mustapha Carayol has announced his retirement from professional football.
Can anyone remember any of his contributions?
34 appearances and 2 goals between 2016-2018.
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I remember him being a bit shit.
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I don’t think he should be sacked either, but that’s a terrible analogy. I can’t think of any possible way it works.
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It was a reach I'll admit. It was along the lines of they've done what they can, but things out of their control caused the failure/drop. Right? Right?
I'm open to better analogy's. What's yours?
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Forest aren’t in the relegation zone during a once-in-a-generation global goalscoring crisis.
I came here to criticise, not to help.
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"Forget it, Shades. It's Trickytown."
