That particular esteemed poster has said he would rather be relegated with ETH than win a league with Pochetino.
I know it’s difficult these days but that wasn’t a serious post!He's not a deaf mute you know? He's more than capable of having a conversation with both parties.
The ironic thing about your statement here is that Fletcher is inherently a lot more qualified than the fan to comment on what the club needs/doesn't need,
And maybe he wasn’t.
Not when you’re representing the club you shouldn’t, wouldn’t have happened in the past and doesn’t happen at other clubs, I think it unprofessional and we should be above that being one of the biggest clubs in the world, just my opinion.
Calm down son, he didn't say anything wrong form the looks of the video. And Fletcher was a great servant for us for more than just 2 seasons. Give your head a wobble.
Sorry mate, this place reads like the comments on Twitter and Instagram these days with all the newbies posting random bollocks. I don't know what to believe any more.It's nothing. People want footballers to have more personality then want them fired when they react emotionally to something that's annoyed them. The fan paid his money, he is entitled to his opinion to a degree, but at the same time don't be surprised if someone disagree's with said opinion, especially those who's work you are essentially criticising.
He’s not a footballer though, he’s a technical director and should be showing more professionalism and restraint. If this is the way those higher up are behaving then it will only trickle down to the players as well.
And the players are well within their rights to be frustrated with people giving them shit also. I'd prefer them to give it back, at least that shows they care. Worse case scenario is they don't retaliate, take their money and keep turning up happy with that cycle.
I don’t think unprofessionalism in this team would benefit anyone. Keane was fiery on the pitch but also Man Utd captain and held the club in high regard, different to showing fans contempt.
Well I disagree this isn’t some kick around down the park, this is multimillion pound business and there should be a certain level of professionalism.
Is it fan entitlement, or is it fans who pay hard earned money to watch this absolute shower show up on the pitch and clearly not give a toss about how they perform, no desire, no energy, no fight. Of course if you are paying to go watch them constantly you are going to get frustrated, are fans supposed to stay quiet and say nothing rather than voice their discontent? As I said and the article says, he didn't aim anything at Fletcher but rather was bemoaning the situation as a whole, it was Fletcher that turned around and decided to engage, is the fan supposed to sit back and shrink like a church mouse because Fletcher says so?
The same dof that sanction 400m on dross?
‘when we lost McKenna, Carrick and that other coach there were few coaches that had a link with the players.’
Exactly it’s part of the supporter experience to get caught up in the moment and the emotion. It’s basically what the club are selling, you can’t have a technical director turn round and tell them to shut the feck up or whatever, it’s ludicrous.
Didn't answer the question I posed about technical director role.
If he’s under qualified then there’s lots of under qualified technical directors across Europe. Anyway in my opinion he’s only a technical director in name, not by actual role. His role is the youth pathway, such as elanga getting a chance, and since he was asked to help he’s also doing coaching. It’s not rocket science, I don’t know why some of you are making it into a big deal. It just screams that yous don’t know what yous are commenting on
He’s probably facing a ban so I presume he wanted his side of the story to be told
I mean under Ole he was around, mostly in the stands, but also sometimes on the bench, but he was very much a presence on the training ground. However, he's now stepped up to take a more prominent position in the coaching staff due to the vacuum left by Carrick, McKennea etc as suggested by Rangnick. It remains to be seen if he'll continue be as present on the bench, but currently we can go by what has been said by Rangnick and reported by I think Andy Mitten in the Talk of The Devils podcast towards the beginning of Rangnick's stint.
Did zidane work as a technical director before? Did the guy at Munich? No
Why our Zidane, Pep version in Ole was so underwhelming?
All those other clubs have systems in place where it works. Our club, on the other hand, is a complete shambles. We can't afford for our technical director to be learning on the job too.
