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Two Greeks in charge.
Although I pitta Nuno, there will be a hummus of excitement with the appointment. I don't think the owner has lost his marbles, or it will end in tragedy. |
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But Ange, Ange, ain't it good to be alive
Ange, Ange, they can't say we never tried |
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Very good crisp
![]() Quidquid id est, timeo danaos et dona ferentis. |
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Clueless manager who doesn't know the meaning of tactics
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he proved in Europe he can shut up shop, which is why his tactics in the prem were even more baffling, it's the game in particular at home against Chelsea that lives in infamy, if you're down to 9 men, why in the world are you still playing a high line and going all out?
hope he does well mostly because the media are waiting in the long grass wanting him to fail again as he's always giving them short shrift, which those mugs deserve. Kind Regards. |
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100% mes - the negativity coming from Talk Sport pundits regarding Ange is like personal against him. It's constant
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I bet he wins The Championship (Division 1) title in his second season.
How will the players manage this very different tactical style from Nunoball counterattacking to Angeball? Should be entertaining and I'll be watching closely. ![]() |
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The guy is a clown and not equipped to be a PL manager. The Europa win was a player mutiny; of that I'm all but totally convinced. I guess we'll find out soon enough.
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I think Ange was too big for Tottenham, he's won more trophies as a manager in his career than the spuds have won the last 50 years. Kind Regards.
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11/2 for Ange to leave position before New Years Day is probably too big.
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Bits and pieces of 15/2 on the exchange
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He's won only one major honour and that was the Europa League last season. Any Joe Blow can win pots and pans in Australia, Scotland, Korea etc. He'll never get another job bigger than Spurs.
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He may have changed his stance, if he's learned anything from his spell at Spurs. If he hasn't and continues with the same tactics, he's doomed in this league. In my opinion the PL is way above his capabilities, but with Romero leading the way to Europa (sorry, I can't see it any other way), perhaps he's learned a thing or two about defensive tactics.
Let's see how Arsenal cope with them this weekend, probably a mauling if he plays the high line and at 9.6, I'm not alone in my thinking. |
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my personal unbased view is that he is not very good
bad appointment. noy fit to lace nuns boots. forest now on a downwart trend with that appointment. |
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unbaised
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Correct phurst time, your tipping thread spks for itself, have you ever had a return?
Often Spk as if your opinion has some kind of gravitas, stick to guessing on lower league bingo. |
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Hasn't won a game of football yet, played well away to Betis though and defence didn't look too bad, so some signs they wont be relegated. Kind Regards.
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Ange Postecoglou faced a supporter backlash as his winless start as Nottingham Forest head coach continued with a desperate Europa League defeat by Midtjylland.
The visitors gatecrashed Forest's party as European football returned to the City Ground for the first time in 29 years. Postecoglou has failed to win any of his opening six games since replacing Nuno Espirito Santo last month and home fans chanted that he would be "sacked in the morning" as this game headed towards its closing stages. ![]() |
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39 days later, he's gone
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Like a lamb Taramasalata
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Didn't even have time to finish redecorating the office.
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When Ange Postecoglou flies back from London to Melbourne he could watch every minute of his 8 games as Forest manager on his laptop and still have time left to take in the three Crocodile Dundee films before landing.
From twitter. It's pointed out he will fly 1st class after his pay offs. |
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Call that a sacking. Now that's a sacking.
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