Csaba: The hard work starts now.

[shedboy71]

I think we're all praying he's the real deal and I for one am totally convinced,it will be great to see good football again and all of us being much happier with our team.

I'll hold my hand up and admit I've been very vocal about the dross on display and anti Ray but when you see what's happened since he's gone its absolutely night and day.

I genuinely believe this is the dawn of a new positive era in the club under this lovely man ��

Are we bang at it now?

Im a pessimist in all things utd at times but cant help but believe!

[jjaflup22]

Good, grounded interview. Great also that he's got another full week to prepare the players, whilst Brechin have a tough away game tonight.

Saturday won't be easy depending on tight pitch, weather, quality of pitch etc but if the players start in the same manner I'm quietly confident!

I'm still staggered by the number of chances we created at the weekend - 22 efforts, 9 on target.

Someone is going to get a doing in the next few weeks, I can feel it in my watter

Oh no, don't say the dreaded phrase! 😁

[GingerPetric]

😂 They are though, absolutely 😜

[shedboy71]

Tell you something getting a lot more value for money on arabzone with his interviews 19 minutes!! ffs

[Jedi u-Knighted]

I know but it's 19 minutes of quality rather than the clichéd p!sh we used to get.!!

[shedka]

Love his interviews "nejative" 😁

Mon the Csaba

[GUNBOAT]

I know but it's 19 minutes of quality rather than the clichéd p!sh we used to get.!!

We have brought in a manager with hero status across the continent's,a miracle worker so the legend goes in Africa,its true he does not tend to stay for long in any job but when we have Laurie Ellis as our NO2 that's not a problem.The ancient nation of Scotland is where Shabba call's home and i hope he stay's for a few years and takes our great club back to where it belong's,WASC,FACT.

[USArab]

We have brought in a manager with hero status across the continent's,a miracle worker so the legend goes in Africa,its true he does not tend to stay for long in any job but when we have Laurie Ellis as our NO2 that's not a problem.The ancient nation of Scotland is where Shabba call's home and i hope he stay's for a few years and takes our great club back to where it belong's,WASC,FACT.

His interview on the Brechin game is magnificent, the man has clear passion and psychological brilliance. His comments on how he sees the bench as providing game changers is streets ahead of the previous incumbent. I hope he and the team perform as well as he talks the game.