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By 10 am we will begin to see stories of ''Ten Hag given Leicester and Chelsea games to save his job''Big day today.
By 10 am we will begin to see stories of ''Ten Hag given Leicester and Chelsea games to save his job''Big day today.
Was incompetent not sacking him during the international break. Would be malpractise not sacking him now.
Eth is bullet proof and it wouldn't surprise me to see him in the dugout in the new year.
If only. Was a disastrous summer all round.
By 10 am we will begin to see stories of ''Ten Hag given Leicester and Chelsea games to save his job''
Very surprised he's still hanging on. I see no signs of light at the end of the tunnel.
West Ham fans probably did.Is he still being clapped off the pitch?
Is he still being clapped off the pitch?
Agree, but for how long? The challenge for the next manager (and any manager), is to bring consistency to the performances of this bunch of players. ETH clearly can't do it, but I'm also not convinced the group has a winning mentality collectively.I do think a lot of these players will look reborn under a new manager, rightly or wrongly, it’s just how it works quite often if we’re being honest.
However, if we were to lose to Chelsea I think any hopes of finishing in the top 4 are basically gone.
Agree, but for how long? The challenge for the next manager (and any manager), is to bring consistency to the performances of this bunch of players. ETH clearly can't do it, but I'm also not convinced the group has a winning mentality collectively.
Teflon Ten Hag is here to stay folks.
If that was true... I'm starting to believe a lot of that was just spin to soften the blow of the Glazers not being fully out and give INEOS space to breath without protests.They branded their takeover as having 100% control of the football side so it won't be the latter. They have just made terrible decisions so far.
The group's still better than 14th, and they are mostly his team.Agree, but for how long? The challenge for the next manager (and any manager), is to bring consistency to the performances of this bunch of players. ETH clearly can't do it, but I'm also not convinced the group has a winning mentality collectively.
If that was true... I'm starting to believe a lot of that was just spin to soften the blow of the Glazers not being fully out and give INEOS space to breath without protests.
Fact is, other than stadium plans and a change in personnel, there isnt a terrible amount of difference that can be seen in decision making.
Pretty much, but I do think this squad is capable of at least taking it to March/April in a top 4 battle if we were to make a change soon. The loss yesterday was damming and leaves a bad taste, but beat Chelsea and we're 3 Points behind them. I think Villa will wobble at some point and with a different manager there's every chance we are at least competitive with Spurs, Brighton etc.Those hopes went a long time ago. He’s dragging us into a relegation battle - something I’ve never seen happen in my lifetime.
The mentality of the players definitely comes into focus here, however their mentality and that of the manager are not mutually exclusive, I don't think.Agree, but for how long? The challenge for the next manager (and any manager), is to bring consistency to the performances of this bunch of players. ETH clearly can't do it, but I'm also not convinced the group has a winning mentality collectively.
I need sacking rumours please, any will do.
I feel like the fact that you have to list all these people shows the problem... who really can pull the trigger?Surely someone out of berrarda, ashworth, brailsford, ratcliffle is brave enough to pull the trigger now??
Aye, its all too quiet for my liking
Surely someone out of berrarda, ashworth, brailsford, ratcliffle is brave enough to pull the trigger now??
We might have been the best time in the 1st half, but West Ham was superior in the second half - so we were not quite unlucky in my opinion.There is just no way they do it after a game were we actually were quite unlucky to lose.
I know it's just a continuation of him showing he's not the right man ect. I just think you have to look at all the times he could (should) have been sacked. That match won't be the one to finally get it done.
Definitely agree with this. Just feels constantly toxic in this thread.This thread is locked in a cycle of toxicity.
Criticism of the manager and players is fine and has always been allowed on the forums but let's try and keep the personal insults out of it as that feeds into the negativity and causes personal insult matches between posters. Any personal insults in posts will be clamped down on with either deletions or warnings.
Additionally, a trend has begun where people are targeting and antagonising other posters by tagging them and leaving snarky comments. This is not okay either and leads to people being bullied or feeling like they are being bullied. These posts will also be clamped down with deletions or warnings. There is a time and a place for a bit of fun but I think in terms of this thread it's crossed the line of fun into the nasty.
Thanks.
We are still in the League Cup, no way he is getting the sack at this point.