Apparently it's this 'magic' that is needed to secure 3 points or a draw.
This moment of magic is mentioned in literally ever interview he's ever done for us. Usually after another turgid performance with absolutely zero tactics given to the players other than find a 'magic' moment.
The guy literally mirrors good old Brucey in his interviews about playing well and 'deserving' more than we got, if only 'magic' happened. Usually this magic happens in the final 3rd where Stevie Gs trusted favourites fail him yet again, again and again and fail again. Funnily enough his midfield favourites fail him too especially The Captain whose repeatedly played in the wrong position and is now completely ineffective as a player.
Try pushing him up the pitch further Stevie to where he should be, while your at it push him so far up the pitch he ends up playing for another Club.
In closing Stevie, you've proved your an utterly clueless lump of a manager in England and merely a figurehead with zero tactical brain. Your dad was sacked the weekend and you've clearly modeled yourself on that cabbage.
Stevie G has actually taken us backwards and his interviews post sludge sound better on mute or with the TV switched off.
As far as Stevie goes though it seems his career at Villa can now only be saved if Gandalf walks onto the pitch.
Steven Gerrard needs 'magic'
posted on 11/10/22
comment by 50 trust the process (U1147)
posted 43 minutes ago
Both him and Lamps have yet again shown that great players dont make good, let alone great managers.
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just proven theyre still better than scholes is all
posted on 11/10/22
"He took a huge gamble moving from rangers."
I honestly thought he should've stayed there for one more season to see if he could replicate that form for another season. It would've only worked in his favour if he could prove it wasn't a one-off thing...and he could still earn his stripes in Europe.
You can understand why he moved but I thought the better choice would've been to stay and do it again at Rangers
posted on 11/10/22
He shat it from Postecoglu.
posted on 11/10/22
If Klopp goes int he next year or so, would Liverpool fans still want Stevie to take charge?
posted on 11/10/22
comment by David The King Beckham (U10026)
posted 4 hours, 19 minutes ago
He’s the worst manager in the league.
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Hardly.
posted on 11/10/22
He is. His record at Villa is shiiiiiite. One of their worst ever.
posted on 11/10/22
comment by ●Billy The Spur● 20*21*22* ENIC OUT! (U3924)
posted 5 hours, 30 minutes ago
You should not be relying on `magic`, you should be relying on ability, hard work and good tactics, that`s what wins you points, not magic.
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You don't say.
posted on 11/10/22
comment by David The King Beckham (U10026)
posted 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
He is. His record at Villa is shiiiiiite. One of their worst ever.
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Better than Ole's at Cardiff though.
posted on 11/10/22
comment by Silver (U6112)
posted 4 hours, 1 minute ago
He shat it from Postecoglu.
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He was dominating him before he left ffs.
No surprise to me that without Mick Beale the team look stale, he was always the brains.
posted on 17/10/22
Being a rangers fan, I will say I was glad when he left.
Stevie doesnt have anything in his locker, Yes he won the league but if our fans are honest, Celtic absolutely chucked it that year.
My grans knitting group could have won it that year.
Still, I would swap him for Bronckhurst....
Wait..... errm... naw... mibbees naw
Postecoglu would have run rings around him.
Guy has no chance of ever managing pool