Tim Sherwood

Roberto Soldado and the Y ids in Sherwood (U5073)

I don't disagree with what he says entirely, but as manager, unless he wants to lose the dressing room, he can't be saying things like that. Glenn Hoddle is right. Those tea-throwing days are gone.

comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 47 seconds ago
Roberto Soldado and the Y ids in Sherwood (U5073)

I don't disagree with what he says entirely, but as manager, unless he wants to lose the dressing room, he can't be saying things like that. Glenn Hoddle is right. Those tea-throwing days are gone.
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Sherwood knows he's on his way out. Dressing room has gone anyway. No pride from most of the team.

Stop it and tidy up (U7303)

No it's not. It's public humiliation whichever way you slice it. Besides which, for me Tim is a manager that's just too volatile. We need a calm manager. He was going nuts at the Dnipro game last week and all that does is panic his team. If your leader is losing it, you will too.

Sorry, I've never been a fan. Time to show him the trapdoor. I'm sure with your username, you're bound to know all about that.

^ correction. Stop It And Tidy Up were not in Trapdoor. Same animator though. My bad.

I still got what u meant, it was funny

I agree with what you are saying to a certain extent but the players deserve that. It can't get much worse can it? If they can't take criticism then they are showing even more just how soft they are. It's a great opportunity for them to prove him wrong. Im sure Tim can give them some believe in the week.

I thought he was about to cry. I couldn't work out whether I felt sorry for him, admired his passion, or just felt embarrassed that he was acting childish and on the verge of tears.

A real man (like me) wouldn't go on TV and look that crushed.

Like you

Spot on Tim, nice to see someone with some facking passion
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Yes passion is great but some football management ability in his position would be useful

comment by grandspurs (U3810)
posted 3 minutes ago
Spot on Tim, nice to see someone with some facking passion
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Yes passion is great but some football management ability in his position would be useful
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comment by fridgeboy (U1053)
posted 13 hours, 17 minutes ago
Stop it and tidy up (U7303)

No it's not. It's public humiliation whichever way you slice it. Besides which, for me Tim is a manager that's just too volatile. We need a calm manager. He was going nuts at the Dnipro game last week and all that does is panic his team. If your leader is losing it, you will too.

Sorry, I've never been a fan. Time to show him the trapdoor. I'm sure with your username, you're bound to know all about that.
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Disagree. Ferguson used to go absolutely bonkers at United players on the sidelines. There's a specific moment I remember against Milan in the UCL him shouting at Jonny Evans to "effiing wake up" lol but it served United well.

If it makes the players panic then that tells you more about their character than anything IMO.