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[clint van damme]

Thieving? The vending machine go did it?
I understand the dislike but the hatred to a person know one knows is bizarre on here


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fraudster to be precise.

 

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[steve82]

fraudster to be precise.

In what way?


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[Razzle Dazzle Dean Gordon]

just moaning about him not reacting but he just kept going on about it in the interview I read.
And where he gets the idea they should have been 3 up I don't know, don't think either side had many decent chances.

I've not read/listened to his interview but they did have 2 headers (especially Toney's) that should have produced goals/tested Burge. Burge also saved well at the other end from what I could see, looked like their guy was through at a narrow angle? They also had an opportunity that just required a decent cross but they screwed it up. Having said all that, we had our own chances that should have been taken so I'd say 3-3 as opposed to 0-3 to Fat Bastard.

 

[cc84cov]

Was it one dimensional or effective. Anyway I don’t feel it was solely direct. They played some good passages of play. (As we did too)
If Ivan Toney could of hit the target more often with them two headers the score line could of been different. (As could we of tho if we’d of hit the target)
Thought they played reasonably well can see why they are up there, thought Marcus Maddison was poor didn’t seem interested (thankfully) and if Demebele had of played he’d of caused us real trouble.

Thought they were purposeful in attack.

One of the better sides I’ve seen this year


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Kept possession tidy until the direct pass was on I felt mate big and solid enough tho.

 

[clint van damme]

In what way?


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BBC NEWS | England | Lincolnshire | Shamed football manager keeps job

and it's ridiculous to say people have to know someone to form an opinion of them.

We all develop opinions of people in the public eye. Our perceptions of them may change if we knew them personally but unless that happens then we base it on what we see off them.

 

[steve82]

BBC NEWS | England | Lincolnshire | Shamed football manager keeps job

and it's ridiculous to say people have to know someone to form an opinion of them.

We all develop opinions of people in the public eye. Our perceptions of them may change if we knew them personally but unless that happens then we base it on what we see off them.

I’m aware he and the chairman disguised bonuses and payments and tax issues. That sort of thing was quite common in the non league game, I’d imagine still happens today.
Not to much different to football agents today robbing the game and clubs of money. I’m not saying any of it’s correct tho.

Correct we all form opinions, opinions form dislike. But hatred is a step beyond that.
But that’s just my opinion.


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[Grendel]

Hmmm have to disagree on good to watch Steve very one dimensional long ball all night.

Seriously? Most of the time we have Doyle belting the ball high down the ground and are asking the forwards to chase lost causes.

They played possession football and the strikers were strong, quick, mobile and a constant threat in the second half especially

 

[Grendel]

I’m aware he and the chairman disguised bonuses and payments and tax issues. That sort of thing was quite common in the non league game, I’d imagine still happens today.
Not to much different to football agents today robbing the game and clubs of money. I’m not saying any of it’s correct tho.

Correct we all form opinions, opinions form dislike. But hatred is a step beyond that.
But that’s just my opinion.


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It’s pretty accepted Brian Clough took bungs frequently and the FA covered it up.

 

[steve cooper]

Does anyone else think it looks like he's about to regenerate Dr Who style?



(Borrowed from Peace ndlovu)

 

[TewkesburySkyBlue]

Deliberately didn’t go last night as I couldn’t control myself not to hurl constant insults against that fat knob. Would have loved to have been there next to him when we equalised.

 

[Liquid Gold]

He tries to set his teams up in his image, just on the edge of the rules. You can see on the highlights after the flicked corner their defender just push Hiwula over so he couldn’t challenge the keeper. Made the late goal all the sweeter knowing it would do his head in.

 

[Grendel]

He tries to set his teams up in his image, just on the edge of the rules. You can see on the highlights after the flicked corner their defender just push Hiwula over so he couldn’t challenge the keeper. Made the late goal all the sweeter knowing it would do his head in.

Absurd. Every team works they ref to an extent - mcsheffrey was a genius at conning referees

 

[Grendel]

Deliberately didn’t go last night as I couldn’t control myself not to hurl constant insults against that fat knob. Would have loved to have been there next to him when we equalised.

Pathetic

 

[Johnnythespider]

Reminds me of this bloke

 

[usskyblue]

He knows exactly what he’s doing and that it provokes this kind of reaction. It’s as much about other people’s weaknesses, than it is about him being a fuckwomble.

 

[HerneBayGaz]

He knows exactly what he’s doing and that it provokes this kind of reaction. It’s as much about other people’s weaknesses, than it is about him being a fuckwomble.

Fuckwomble

Love it. Might nick that word if it's ok with you..

 

[Londonccfcfan]

Makes Kevin Nolan look like a saint.

His very own fans can’t stand the C**t

 

[steve82]

Absurd. Every team works they ref to an extent - mcsheffrey was a genius at conning referees

I don’t get all the issues, Sir Alex set his team up similar to play the officials and did it for decades with Giggs winning free kicks. Criticised the officials too publicly if he’d not been able to control them from the sideline.

No different to Evans


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[oldskyblue58]

I’m aware he and the chairman disguised bonuses and payments and tax issues. That sort of thing was quite common in the non league game, I’d imagine still happens today.
Not to much different to football agents today robbing the game and clubs of money.


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It's still fraud and illegal.

 

[clint van damme]

I don’t get all the issues, Sir Alex set his team up similar to play the officials and did it for decades with Giggs winning free kicks. Criticised the officials too publicly if he’d not been able to control them from the sideline.

No different to Evans


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apart from the swash buckling football and the massive trophy haul.

 

[steve82]

I’m aware he and the chairman disguised bonuses and payments and tax issues. That sort of thing was quite common in the non league game, I’d imagine still happens today.
Not to much different to football agents today robbing the game and clubs of money. I’m not saying any of it’s correct tho.

Correct we all form opinions, opinions form dislike. But hatred is a step beyond that.
But that’s just my opinion.


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It's still fraud and illegal.

As I said.... I’m not saying any of it’s correct tho.


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[oldskyblue58]

The match stats do not bear out his argument and his histrionics are frankly childish & embarrassing

 

[steve82]

apart from the swash buckling football and the massive trophy haul.

So because he was actually a phenomenal manager for well over two decades and won a ridiculous amount of competitions at the very top of the game too and had a enjoyable style of football that dominated English and European football over rides the way he behaved in a vocal outspoken way against the officials and opposition and the way he’d go about winning

Come on... both are passionate Scotsmen with a huge desire to win.



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[baldy]

Was it one dimensional or effective. Anyway I don’t feel it was solely direct. They played some good passages of play. (As we did too)
If Ivan Toney could of hit the target more often with them two headers the score line could of been different. (As could we of tho if we’d of hit the target)
Thought they played reasonably well can see why they are up there, thought Marcus Maddison was poor didn’t seem interested (thankfully) and if Demebele had of played he’d of caused us real trouble.

Thought they were purposeful in attack.

One of the better sides I’ve seen this year


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I can't decide what I despise more...Steve Evans or people who use 'of' instead of 'have'

 

[cc84cov]

Seriously? Most of the time we have Doyle belting the ball high down the ground and are asking the forwards to chase lost causes.

They played possession football and the strikers were strong, quick, mobile and a constant threat in the second half especially

Agree with you mate I’m not saying we don’t do it but in regard to the original post I don’t think they we’re great.But yeah doyle forces the post way too much & to Chaplin 5ft 6 at best puzzling.

 

[clint van damme]

So because he was actually a phenomenal manager for well over two decades and won a ridiculous amount of competitions at the very top of the game too and had a enjoyable style of football that dominated English and European football over rides the way he behaved in a vocal outspoken way against the officials and opposition and the way he’d go about winning

Come on... both are passionate Scotsmen with a huge desire to win.



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to be honest I'm a bit puzzled by your defence of him.
Fair enough you think he's OK but if every one was slating an opposition manager who I din't mind I wouldn't bother jumping to his defence! You're definitely in a minority of those who can find anything positive to say about him.

 

[ps1948]

Seriously? Most of the time we have Doyle belting the ball high down the ground and are asking the forwards to chase lost causes.

They played possession football and the strikers were strong, quick, mobile and a constant threat in the second half especially

Pity Doyle didn't just lump it forward when he played the pass that led to their goal - but at least that gives you a chance to have a go at another of our players

 

[steve82]

to be honest I'm a bit puzzled by your defence of him.
Fair enough you think he's OK but if every one was slating an opposition manager who I din't mind I wouldn't bother jumping to his defence! You're definitely in a minority of those who can find anything positive to say about him.

Yes, think I am... I’d agree on that, I go against the grain.
Like I said the dislike I totally understand, but the hatred too the point people get out there pram about like he does I don’t get.


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[fernandopartridge]

I still like him!

Character with passion that just goes beyond the average manager who stands with his hands in his pockets mute

Also his side were good to watch, a good game

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His side were long ball merchants, not good to watch at all. Luckily for them they've got two decent strikers

 

[Irish Sky Blue]

So because he was actually a phenomenal manager for well over two decades and won a ridiculous amount of competitions at the very top of the game too and had a enjoyable style of football that dominated English and European football over rides the way he behaved in a vocal outspoken way against the officials and opposition and the way he’d go about winning

Come on... both are passionate Scotsmen with a huge desire to win.



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There isn’t really a comparison between Ferguson and Evans in terms of the way they conduct themselves. We were sat opposite the dug outs last night. We don’t usually notice the managers, home or away unless we purposely look across that way. With Evans, you couldn’t miss him because of his animated antics. The way he abuses the officials non stop is totally wrong. He needs a lengthy touch line or even stadium ban if he carries on like that.

 

[Nonleagueherewecome]

Apart from the dreadful football I'd hate to win like Warnock's teams have. Systematically fouling, wasting time, feigning injury and winding opposition up to get sent off. Some say streetwise or gamesmanship but it goes way beyond that. Not nice on the eye to watch and blatantly dishonest too.

Doesn't always work, either. He's been sacked a lot and had a fair few flops and relegations as well as the promotions over the years. Ask Oldham, Bury and Leeds fans what they think of him, for example. And you can't like a man after seeing this:




I think that's from a much longer clip that someone else posted on here. Most of it's the f-word!

 

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I’ve never seen such delusional comments. ‘We should have been 5-0 up on chances by that stage’. What planet is he living on? Fat, horrible wanker.

Conveniently forgetting Thomas’ sitter he missed, which was arguably the best chance of the game (tied with their header).

Whilst they had the better opportunities, but if he thinks they gave us an ‘absolute hiding’ it’s not hard to see why they struggle at home. We controlled the game and frankly, should’ve done better.

 

[steve82]

His side were long ball merchants, not good to watch at all. Luckily for them they've got two decent strikers

Yes good strikers, he set them as summer targets and they signed for the club, he revamped the majority of that side. I thought they played some good football as well as being direct. Was purposeful.

That said we played some good football at times, we over played in fact too often.

Was a good game I enjoyed, always felt like there was goals in it till the end as it proved to be.


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[steve82]

Neil Warnock. Another manager who’s a huge character, with a huge desire to win and not afraid to say what he thinks about the officials and plays football a unfashionable simple way, gets his players fired up. So is disliked as a result.

Several promotions from the majority of the top 5 leagues over a long managerial career, a few jobs not worked out which is inevitable for many a manager.

I like him too.


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[Mcbean]

what a tosser - still makes me smile that that Neil Warnock is an anagram of Colin Wanker