Revolving door at Vicarage Rd, must have shelled out a few bob in paying up contracts over the last few seasons. This could be the season the project fails, relegation very likely.
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Revolving door at Vicarage Rd, must have shelled out a few bob in paying up contracts over the last few seasons. This could be the season the project fails, relegation very likely.
What happened to them last night was typical of a relegation side - they should have been out of sight after an hour. Amazing to think that Watford, arguably, caused us as many defensive problems as anyone last season and yet they still have only scored nine times this time around.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Will be interesting to see who they bring in now. Another foreign coach, or someone British to try and steady and obvious sinkng ship like Pulis?
After the entertainment they’ve been served up imagine getting a Hughton or even worse a Pulis in charge *shudder*Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Soul '68
Listened to their Chairman [?] on the radio one evening this summer. Very interesting how they developed their scouting systems and selected managers. Seemed they knew what they were doing. With Sheff Utd and Villa looking strong and Norwich capable of beating a lot of teams, it's going to be a right scrap at the bottom of the PL. and clubs like Watford, could quite easily end up going down..Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
If it is Pulis I'll start believing the line I was fed that Pulis was offered the cardiff job but turned it down as a premiership opportunity was about to come up in the near future for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
Fans won’t worry as long as they stay up! Watford Board will then sack them once results go down hill, it’s worked so far as they’re still in the Premier League unlike us who stuck with Warnock!Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
They sacked Flores because of his dour defensive football and no Watford fans were happy with it. Pulis would be even worseQuote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
They sacked Flores (the first time) after finishing 13th and reaching the semi finals of the FA CupQuote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
Ask Stoke fans if they would like him back, was it 7 years in Premier League after he got them promoted? Hughton tipped as their new Manager, third this season? Nine since returning to Premier League!Quote:
Originally Posted by Llandaff Blue
It's mad you love pulis this much just because he's Welsh. His time is up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
They'll probably get someone else from the continent. But I wouldn't be surprised if allarycio ended up there.
Not all football fans are simpletons who accept boring shit football though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
The Italian Allardyce?Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
If we had appointed Pulis instead of Ole we would still be in Premier League! And yes I am a proud Welshman and would like a Welsh Manager and some Welsh Players at the Capital of Wales Club.Are you English like our Manager and most of our players?Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
How can you say that as a fact :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
Because he’s NEVER been relegated unlike Warnock who has been relegated SEVEN times!Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
Even if they're shut? Just because they were born the same side of a man drawn line as you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
You must have gutted when trollope was sacked. Pulis and Hughes haven't had a good season for years, both would have ****ed us.
Why would it matter if I was English? Very small minded to see that as a negative.
He was taking WBA down until they gave him the boot. Same with Hughes saying he'd never taken anyone down, only because he was sacked by qpr and Southampton before he could finish the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
Just because someone is Welsh doesn't make me think they're good inspite of all evidence.
Right. And?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
A fighter can go 50-0 doesn’t mean he’ll definitely win the 51st does it, **** sake :hehe:
If you mention Pulis on here Ianto will always appear in the thread no matter what. Still banging on about how he would have saved us if we appointed him in 2013, he’s off itQuote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
Warnock hasn’t been relegated 7 times you nationalist clownQuote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
Ask Brighton fans what they think of Hughton.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ianto13
As defensive as Pulis with no real attraction for the fans
It's past the point of nationalism Even, thinking shit things from your country are good despite the evidence is just stupidity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Llandaff Blue
****ed isn’t he :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Llandaff Blue
Sorry it looks like I got it wrong only six times, Oldham,Bury,Sheffield United,QPR,Crystal Palace and of course Cardiff City.Premier League Managers and Welshman to boot Pulis and Hughes never been relegated but according to some on here not good enough to manage Capital of Wales Championship club Cardiff City! You’re the ones having a laugh 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Llandaff Blue
They aren't good enough. Since being at man City Hughes has done poorly at Stoke, West brom, Southampton and qpr and would have relegated all 4 of them if he wasn't sacked before he could.
Pulis did an unbelievable job at Stoke but since he has had a shocker bar one good season at Palace. He wasted a ton of money at boro and couldn't get them up while playing unwatchable football.
These are facts, if they weren't Welsh they wouldn't even be on your radar.
Mark Hughes finished top ten three seasons in a row with Stoke, 2013-2016, with each one their best season since 1974-75 and their best run of finishes since 1934-1937 seasons. However, was hardly impressive at Southampton and was always far too expensive for us. Tony Pulis, I agree, hasn't done anything impressive since that season at Crystal Palace in 2013-2014, and yet some Stoke fans were still willing to welcome him back after Nathan Jones was sacked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Croesy Blue
I've seen this thread title on this site three days in a row and not sure if it's a new thread each day or the same one.
What happened in Hughes last season at Stoke.
Pulis's biggest weakness was even when he was doing well he'd get to 40 points and then his side would be on holiday for the rest of the season. He never wanted to achieve anything more than survival most seasons.
Hughes definitely has done well and I'd prefer him over pulis any day of the week. He did a great job at Fulham until he knew villa wanted him. But he's definitely done terribly at a few places recently.