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4-0 is a terrible start even if its first game
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Rooney and Ronaldo was probably the best strike pairing
Tevez was massively under rated in their CL winning season. Tevez work rate and technical ability was top class. |
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van nistleroy wasnt too shabby
but the pairing was pretty good for sure |
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Why is Mr Rooney in management? He was pants at Birmingham (relegated because of him). A 4-0 drubbing by |Sheffield Wednesday. His team is 15/8 2f to be relegated come 2025. No doubt he'll be gone again before for another manager to correct his management mistakes.
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What price would they be for relegation with a different manager? They are one of the worst teams in the league. They be relegation favourites no matter what.
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Seems to have inspired them.
Can he maintain it, or, will he be poached! |
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red card for him today
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And 3 points, sent off for protesting equaliser on 88 mins
Go and retake lead at 90+7 |
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ROOOOOOney
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0-3 down at home .. not looking good for him
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Booed at half time
3-3 injury time,... |
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Ridiculous fightbacks late on
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dead man walking
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We knew they were going to be in a relegation battle all season. A fantastic comeback today, decent home form.
A couple of wins and they’re mid table! A bit early to be calling for his head. |
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I hope he can make a good fist of it at Plymouth and defy all those queuing up to hope he fails.
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I imagine it’s mainly Liverpool fans and United haters who want to see him fail.
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u imagine too much kenbo... the guys a crap manager
he ws a great footballer when he was young |
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That’s why he’s managing a crap.
Why are you so eager to see him fail? |
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A crap team.
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tbh im not eager to see him fail ...if he turned into a great manager i wd be the first to appluad him.. fact his he just aint got it
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I don’t think he will be a great manager. I think anything other than relegation this season would have to be seen as a success though.
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dont manage a crap team then
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I think he’s probably doing it to learn his trade. It used to work fairly well in the past.
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he is not bright enough to be a successful manager end of
if i owned a fc i wd never ever employ him as a manager. i wd defo employ him to teach younger playes how to play football for sure |
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He speaks well about football.
Proved to be a decent pundit too. |
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not the same as being a leader which he aint
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There is a lot more to being a successful manager these days than giving good team talks.
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Not bothered if he does well or not and Rooney's spoken English has improved over time but he is never an orator never mind a great one in an industry where communication skills are paramount, he's there based on his name not his record, doesn't have the personality to be a leader of men and could never make it as a Premier League manager, your level of intelligence does need to be multi layered and multi faceted to deal with an array of differing situations and more importantly, people, Fergie was a genius at getting the best out of players by understanding their personalities and knowing how to press their buttons, some players he went for in the dressing room knowing they could take it and knowing they'd want to show him on the pitch in response, others he knew couldn't so left them alone and put an arm around their shoulder instead, this all based on stories of ex United players years later. Rooney seems a good egg but at the same time, a simple guy who doesn't have all the mental tools necessary to manage at the top. The Plymouth owner employed him to attract more attention to the club, get them on TV more, better players to the club and improved sponsorship deal, same as Birmingham. There's no way he would have been the best candidate to hand his CV into that job when it came up. Kind Regards.
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dead manager walking
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I'll be honest, he's lasted longer than I thought he would. But, it all be over after the Bristol City game. Will they take Steven Schumacher back? He was doing a great job before he left for the Bet365 money. I suggest they offer him the job but they put in a clause that another club would have to pay a substantial amount to Plymouth if they wanted him as their manager.
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Plymouth are now bottom of the league after Portsmouth win over Coventry.
Not looking good and home to Boro today |
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4-0 defeat by coventry and remain bottom of the league conceded 21 goals in last 6 games and 3 points from last 8 games -dead man walking for sure
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1 win in 13 matches
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He’s about on par with Pep at the moment then!
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He gets clubs out that league, 100% record
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..another defeat.
shipped 51 goals at the halfway stage. won't see the new year in the role if the club has any sense. ![]() |
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Big improvement today only conceded 2.
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He’s like Henry the Eighth. But with multiple relegations instead of wives.
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left plymouth my mutual consent ...surely thats the end of his managerial career
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