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  • #16
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    Originally posted by delmbox View Post
    It's disgraceful how easy Rashford made that finish look
    Unbelievable pass for Greenwoods goal too, inch perfect

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    • #17
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      I think it’s fair to say that most City fans struggled to understand what Ole was trying to do when he was our manager. Tactics, formations and teams changed by the week and, because we were struggling, it was perceived that he didn’t have a clue. By contrast, I read an article on Ole a few days ago praising him for his flexibility and lack of a plan/philosophy- maybe there’s some truth in that, but I still think he didn’t have a clue, albeit in what was a very tough job, when he was here.

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      • #18
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        • #19
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          Originally posted by Michael Morris View Post
          :hehe:

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          • #20
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            Originally posted by the other bob wilson View Post
            I think it’s fair to say that most City fans struggled to understand what Ole was trying to do when he was our manager. Tactics, formations and teams changed by the week and, because we were struggling, it was perceived that he didn’t have a clue. By contrast, I read an article on Ole a few days ago praising him for his flexibility and lack of a plan/philosophy- maybe there’s some truth in that, but I still think he didn’t have a clue, albeit in what was a very tough job, when he was here.
            A rabbit in headlights when he was here.

            Although I will say he didn't have a massive amount of time to come up with a recipe for survival with someone else's squad and brought in the best available and willing players. Not easy to attract as how many would want to come to a struggling team with an owner who was perceived at the time to be a bit of a tyrant?

            He's another who will have learnt a fair bit since he was with us.

            I think it's also fair to say that playing good attacking football is a lot easier when you have good attacking players.

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            • #21
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              Originally posted by The Bloop View Post
              And you get to see Alan Shearer in his baggy flat cap, which annoys the hell out of Sludge 😉, so it's a win-win all around.
              I was waiting for him if he showed out

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              • #22
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                Originally posted by LeningradCowboy View Post
                I can't stand Guy Mowbray though. Steve Wilson is a much better commentator.
                Agreed. I think he'd be a good shout to replace Tyler when he finally retires. Wilson deserves to be lead at a major broadcaster.

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                • #23
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                  I suppose when you have the tools and support at your disposal the job is made easier , OGS seems to know how to attack ,play entertaining football , he's obviously made of stern stuff , as many more illustrious managers before him have failed at a club where the expectations are so high .

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