No, just a bit of an expert on how Burnley Football Club rolls. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
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No, just a bit of an expert on how Burnley Football Club rolls. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
This side are capable of scoring goals from all over the pitch at this level.
I have some concern with the CHs who need to release the ball quicker. Beyer was ideal for the championship with his runs through midfield, and his defence splitting pass, we really miss him at this level.
Rome wasn't built in a day. This squad have only been put together in the last 3 weeks and in 2 of those some were away on international duty, we need to give them time
Parker doesn't no his best starting 11 yet, but once he does the goals will come
Whatever you think of him,let me be the first to say what a remarkable season he's had,from having the team decimated early season to building a squad that has gone 32 games undefeated and gained promotion to the Premier league. Nothing short of remarkable from him. 🫡👏👏👏👏👏
A masterclass in management. Taking over a team that had been ripped apart and then after Burnley had been trailing in 3rd place for so long timing the promotion charge perfectly. He really would deserve the accolade of Championship Manager of the season even if Burnley finish runners up to Leeds.Quote:
Originally Posted by alfinyalcabo
Yeah, but we have already let in 15 goals this season and with two games to go that total could increase further. Poor.
Very poor. I?d get rid of him by October if we?re not in the Top 6Quote:
Originally Posted by warminsterclaret
Save him the heartache. Sack him now.
When we were on that run of goalless draws I thought he was short on ideas. How wrong I was. The Edwards signing was a managerial masterclass because the lad changes the way we play. All in all, I am mega happy. XD
Haha, indeed. And I did defo not want him as our manager in the first place. How wrong I was.Quote:
Originally Posted by malwayne
For a "Southern Softie" he has adapted to plying his trade "Up North" extremely well. He has galvanised the players and the fans into one incredible unit. He's a keeper for me. :heart:
Excellent manager although not the right fit for Spurs.
Levy would give him a chance, but the Tottenham fans are an entitled inpatient bunch who would soon be on his back, if they weren't playing Brazil type football and smashing 5 past the opposition every week
Scotty needs to stay put and finish the job off, if he does he will be able to walk into any job