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Great news after the way he treated Dabo
More time to spend on Sky Sports now.
He really was Rooney Mk.II. Name over substance.
Great news after the way he treated Dabo
I meant diversity appointment as a pundit when he adds nothing, not as a manager. I can’t speak for his management credentials. Although, 6 games and no wins doesn’t paint a good picture.ESB setting his stall out early and diversity appointment shout in the first few posts.
Will be a fun one to follow.
Diversity appointment ? He was appointed because he's an ex player , a lot of ex players , ex magers turn up as pundits. He was always going to be in a difficult position after slagging off his players in public after SatI meant diversity appointment as a pundit when he adds nothing, not as a manager. I can’t speak for his management credentials. Although, 6 games and no wins doesn’t paint a good picture.
Diversity appointment? I detest the phrase.
Everyone should have the same rights as each other. Black, white, male or whatever gender. It should all be down to ability. It pisses me off when each time a white male doesn't get the role it's made out to be a Diversity appointment or words to that effect.
I don't exactly like most women football commentators. If I wanted to listen to high pitched shouts I'd spend more time with the wife. But who am I to say who should get the gig.
The UK is very diverse. White males are actually a lower percentage of the population than most think. Yet there's always some ready to make comments when a white male doesn't get the role.
If you read the thread you’ll see I was referring to him as a punditDiversity appointment ? He was appointed because he's an ex player , a lot of ex players , ex magers turn up as pundits. He was always going to be in a difficult position after slagging off his players in public after Sat
Diversity appointment? I detest the phrase.
Everyone should have the same rights as each other. Black, white, male or whatever gender. It should all be down to ability. It pisses me off when each time a white male doesn't get the role it's made out to be a Diversity appointment or words to that effect.
I don't exactly like most women football commentators. If I wanted to listen to high pitched shouts I'd spend more time with the wife. But who am I to say who should get the gig.
The UK is very diverse. White males are actually a lower percentage of the population than most think. Yet there's always some ready to make comments when a white male doesn't get the role.
I’m referring to him being appointed as a pundit not a manager.not very astute are you, despite the username
I'm not very astute?I’m referring to him being appointed as a pundit not a manager.not very astute are you, despite the username
Why don’t you like the phrase diversity appointment? The industry I work in has quotas for diversity appointments hence why I use the phrase.I'm not very astute?
I didn't even use the word 'manager' in my whole post. I did mention commentators. I also mentioned my dislike of the phrase 'diversity appointment'.
Not very astute are you
I mean you are the guy who threw in his race and are now adding some desperate vague whataboutism.Why don’t you like the phrase diversity appointment? The industry I work in has quotas for diversity appointments hence why I use the phrase.
also just for reference I do think Black men are chronically underrepresented in senior managerial positions. You’re race bating and it’s boring.
You're not comparing Rooney to Deeney are you with regards to a nameMore time to spend on Sky Sports now.
He really was Rooney Mk.II. Name over substance.
He did. He said in an interview he volunteeredThe point here is that we have a very good club culture at the moment and fans take that for granted. The fact that current players and the management team have been in touch with Dabo since the comments speaks volumes of the people at our club and I’m proud of the response. It’s nothing to do with how he played for us, or that he wasn’t cut out for the championship. you can still care about people who you no longer have a professional relationship with.
he also didn’t put himself forward for the penalty, I was at Wembley and there was a clear sense of confusion as to who was next to take a penalty given that several takers were no longer on the pitch.
He did brilliantly well in league 1 and certainly helped us get promoted and was OK in first two seasons in Championship. Injuries seemed to effect him last year and he struggled.
He lived in Bannner Brook in a very ordinary house do doubt he was on a lot of cash. Put in a good shift for the club. Not a legend though and love in from some on BookFace/twatter a bit OTT.
Race baiting?Why don’t you like the phrase diversity appointment? The industry I work in has quotas for diversity appointments hence why I use the phrase.
also just for reference I do think Black men are chronically underrepresented in senior managerial positions. You’re race bating and it’s boring.
With regards to names they’re surprisingly similar imoYou're not comparing Rooney to Deeney are you with regards to a name
And both as thick as shit.With regards to names they’re surprisingly similar imo
So what are these quotas for 'diversity appointments'? Sounds illegal to me. Let's be clear positive discrimination is illegal.Why don’t you like the phrase diversity appointment? The industry I work in has quotas for diversity appointments hence why I use the phrase.
also just for reference I do think Black men are chronically underrepresented in senior managerial positions. You’re race bating and it’s boring.
Fair play, only a few letters differentWith regards to names they’re surprisingly similar imo
Feels a bit xenophobic, that.Sky won’t invite him back. He was a diversity appointment in the first place.
That was all you needed to say reallyAs a manager you don't call your players out individually in public, and that was wrong,
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