TBF Eccles' performance at RWB at Leicester was better than any of MVE's there so far this season.
I do think his reputation will grow the longer he stays out - he’s done ok but not exactly pulled up trees
which is why he didn't leave...As I said typical robins mentality and the manager stubborn streak - if he was leaving we’d have no LWB cover either
Not sure i would go that far, but he is fine in that position. Also give us the chance to bring in Ayari in the middle which might result in more creativity.TBF Eccles' performance at RWB at Leicester was better than any of MVE's there so far this season.
It’s not like Eccles is injury proneNot sure i would go that far, but he is fine in that position. Also give us the chance to bring in Ayari in the middle which might result in more creativity.
Why do you think that?I love the bloke for what he’s done for us
but I have a hunch mark robins won’t be in charge come next may
That’s a bold statementFUCK SAKE
It’s not an unreasonable shout really. King is a complete unknown when it comes to patience with managers, and the complete overhaul that has allegedly occurred behind the scenes would suggest he’s not overly forgiving when it comes to underperformance. We’ve spent a lot of money this season and all signs so far are pointing towards a poor season on the pitch.Why do you think that?
Agree he doesn’t have a job for life like under SISU but I can’t see him being sacked unless we get relegatedIt’s not an unreasonable shout really. King is a complete unknown when it comes to patience with managers, and the complete overhaul that has allegedly occurred behind the scenes would suggest he’s not overly forgiving when it comes to underperformance. We’ve spent a lot of money this season and all signs so far are pointing towards a poor season on the pitch.
The problem is if he sacks MR he is also going to choose the replacement despite being a football rookieIt’s not an unreasonable shout really. King is a complete unknown when it comes to patience with managers, and the complete overhaul that has allegedly occurred behind the scenes would suggest he’s not overly forgiving when it comes to underperformance. We’ve spent a lot of money this season and all signs so far are pointing towards a poor season on the pitch.
Unless relegation is on the cards there's no way we should be sacking him this season. He's improved our year on year for 6 years now, one off season is due.It’s not an unreasonable shout really. King is a complete unknown when it comes to patience with managers, and the complete overhaul that has allegedly occurred behind the scenes would suggest he’s not overly forgiving when it comes to underperformance. We’ve spent a lot of money this season and all signs so far are pointing towards a poor season on the pitch.
Unless relegation is on the cards there's no way we should be sacking him this season. He's improved our year on year for 6 years now, one off season is due.
I agree, I don’t think we should sack him, but King’s stance on this stuff is very unpredictable at the moment. Hard to say whether he’s the sort of owner who will give a struggling manager time.Unless relegation is on the cards there's no way we should be sacking him this season. He's improved our year on year for 6 years now, one off season is due.
It would likely fall to the brain trust led by our Director of Football Dean Austin. So expect us to throw several million quid at a manager with a shit hot reputation in the Turkish SuperLig (Khalil Jaçet)The problem is if he sacks MR he is also going to choose the replacement despite being a football rookie
It’s potentially season-ending
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It’s times like this that make you so glad we’re owned by someone who knows absolutely nothing about football.The problem is if he sacks MR he is also going to choose the replacement despite being a football rookie
Because I think we’ll be near the bottom and king will pull the triggerWhy do you think that?
So January then,Its not a significant quads tendon injury or he wouldn't have been able to weight bear to walk off the pitch as he could.
We are most likely looking at a significant muscle or musculotendinous injury, which depedning on extent will be more like 3 months, call it 4 to get back to match fitness.
Theres a chance he could have fully ruptured his quads which would be a season ender but this would have been more apparent with immadiate internal bleeding and again inability to weight bear.
Quite often the more significant injuries like this actually hurt less, as there is less strained tissue that is still attached and being irritated by movement. When you do a significant injury the tissue is more free floating so often less actual pain.
Big Sam to pull off the great escapeBecause I think we’ll be near the bottom and king will pull the trigger
Neil WarnockBig Sam to pull off the great escape
So January then,
good analysis mate, you a physio!
If we’re near the bottom, you honestly think he’ll stick with if we look in danger?Big Sam to pull off the great escape
Coventry City Football Club: By idiots, for idiotsIt’s times like this that make you so glad we’re owned by someone who knows absolutely nothing about football.
I know it's a completely different level but I completely tore a calf muscle (unbeknownst to me at the time) and carried on playing, obviously with some reduced mobility. Afterwards you could feel the dip in my leg where the muscle had separated. So I could imagine a professional athlete managing to get by (and add in things like adrenaline like @ProfessorbyGrace said)How on Earth was he still moving after doing it?
Fair enough from a pain point of view but I was just thinking physically how can you do it with the muscle effectively disabled?I know it's a completely different level but I completely tore a calf muscle (unbeknownst to me at the time) and carried on playing, obviously with some reduced mobility. Afterwards you could feel the dip in my leg where the muscle had separated. So I could imagine a professional athlete managing to get by (and add in things like adrenaline like @ProfessorbyGrace said)
I guess me and Milan are just built differentFair enough from a pain point of view but I was just thinking physically how can you do it with the muscle effectively disabled?
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