4 players a season is not a big influx. Three is the bare minimum in terms of incomings the club usually does in any season over the last decade or so. 4 is slightly above that, and in actual fact is even less when you consider how many players we have let go during this time as well from Fellaini to Smalling.
Well you literally made a scenario up so we don't need to cry it out. It's already there
And you just go and throw that last sentence right on in there
"You can't say I probably do anything, that's hypothetical and stupid! You probably...."I read it, liked it and support the views! But it reminded me a lot of that scene in Friends' pilot episode
Hypotheticals, hey?
Which posters have just reacted to your stupidity of making a hypothetical scenario and moaning over it, and been guilty of doing it themselves to other posters? Have I done it to anyone? Has @Regulus Arcturus Black done it to anyone? If not, I suggest you pipe down and stick to the debate. You are on the "far" end of the spectrum with such ideas and lines of attack. Going to "ridiculous" posts, which is a word you used and using them by design is attributed to poster so entrenched in their own views they will just literally, make shit up.
I reacted with one line. You and the other dream-makers are the ones who want to draw it out. For example, the below:
Quite sure this poster is broken.Hypotheticals, hey?
You do know there are a lot of posters who doubt Ole as the manager going forward but don't want the sack tomorrow, right?
Where have I or he done that?
Of course I don't think that, because the gripe a lot of fans had last year is that Ole had a head start on certain clubs who sacked their manager and started the process again, or had transfer bans (Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal), or were in their first years with the club (Leicester, Chelsea) and still struggled a lot. If he goes on to win the title this year ahead of all said clubs, quite obviously, that is outstanding and deserves praise.
Exactly, which points to the odd take in his reply. I don't think he knows the stance he's arguing against.
No, I had meant if anyone had said anything hypothetical prior to your "ridiculous" post (again your words). Of course if you're going to come out with ridiculous accusations, you're going to get some back in fair dose.
I don't see that many people hating Ole here, Regulus certainly isn't one of them. He separates art from artist, so it's clear he has nothing against Ole the legend, the man and the ex player. But he doubts him as a manager as many others do, so to suggest he'd whinge even if we win the league is certainly a wind up too far, in my opinion.
I'm pretty sure that most of KDBs 20 assists and Salah's/Mane's 20+ goals a season is a result of patterns of play rather individual moments of brilliance. You can see clearly that it doesn't matter if Pep fields Jesus or Aguero, the goals just keeps coming due to the patterns of play.....
On the other hand I must admit you could see Peps hand in it. My point is that all brilliant teams need brilliant players.Damnit!Didn't read
What the feck are you on about, you plum?
I see your point but I doubt whether changing Ole will bring any improvement both in short term and especially in the long term for the club. I, personally, don't think it will and think the progress under Ole has been significant enough to continue supporting his work.
I read it, liked it and support the views! But it reminded me a lot of that scene in Friends' pilot episode
Agree with everything.Although I disagree, I suppose it's just a guessing game at this stage. We'll have to see how this season pans out and how he builds in future windows, should he get the chance to.
Even though plums are not halfbad, I won't thank you and settle for it.What the feck are you on about, you plum?
Yes when he was signing him he must have told his club as they wanted him back on loan if we wasnt going to put straight in first team. link
