Hull sack Liam Rosenior

[North Cardiff Blue]

Re: Hull sack Liam Rosenior

Posted on the hull forum few days ago:

No.....ive been watching city since 1970 and the football under rosenior is the most boring i have ever known.....i work all week like most of us on here so we deserve to be entertained on a Saturday afternoon .....so he can certainly **** off for me

TLG's and Eric's are everywhere, shitloads at West Ham

[Trigger]

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TLG's and Eric's are everywhere, shitloads at West Ham

This is the point.

Although I won't argue we haven't been boring to watch in most matches. But Hull have spent far more and that poster wasn't the only one feeling underwhelmed.

Think the general feeling was most wanted him to stay on and felt they improved when he took the shackles off late in the season.

[City123]

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Small club mentality then.

An ambitious owner splashes the cash and expects results.

Not a huge surprise.

Birmingham sacking Eustace was ridiculous.

They missed out on the playoffs by 3 points having finished 15th last season, finished 7th in a league with 4 extraordinarily good sides, built a squad of young players who will grow, developed an entertaining brand of football, displayed to PL clubs that Hull is a place to send young players who'll improve while playing good football. Basically set them up well for a promotion charge next season in a weaker Championship.

And they've sacked him. Ridiculous decision.

[light up the darkness]

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Not necessarily though.

You have to think outside the box to make gains. Clubs like Brentford and Brighton have had success because of it. They look for players where other clubs don't. They sign players who other clubs literally rejected and don't want. They sign players with poor scoring records and make them into prolific strikers.

It's not always as simple as the best manager has the most points and the best striker to buy has scored the most goals etc....

The Peterborough model and they’re still producing strikers for the hier divisions

[BLUETIT]

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The Peterborough model and they’re still producing strikers for the hier divisions

They might go “higher” as well

[RichardM]

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I didn't rank or say anything other than they only had 8 more points than us and a lower win percentage, is that better than Bulut has done under an ebargo?

Yes, it's better by 8 points.

[light up the darkness]

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Championship/s/sBBL1NfduM

Hull appoint Rooney

Meme

[the other bob wilson]

Re: Hull sack Liam Rosenior

Seems Rosenior was too defensive.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/crgyx2ne089o

[Bobby Dandruff]

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They missed out on the playoffs by 3 points having finished 15th last season, finished 7th in a league with 4 extraordinarily good sides, built a squad of young players who will grow, developed an entertaining brand of football, displayed to PL clubs that Hull is a place to send young players who'll improve while playing good football. Basically set them up well for a promotion charge next season in a weaker Championship.

And they've sacked him. Ridiculous decision.

Which clearly wasn’t the brief so in the owners’ eyes.

So he failed.

[KingOfSiamIAm]

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Seems Rosenior was too defensive.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/crgyx2ne089o

After reading that, sounds like Erol is a shoe-in for the Hull job if our contract talks fail.

[North Cardiff Blue]

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Yes, it's better by 8 points.

True but someone said they spent £35Million to get those extra points, quite a lot if true and why he was sacked.

[North Cardiff Blue]

Re: Hull sack Liam Rosenior

Seems Rosenior was too defensive.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/crgyx2ne089o

The owner would rather lose 3-2 than draw 0-0.