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posted on 4/2/16

The points tally will always be ok with TP in charge. That's never been or will be the issue. Obviously the playing style must improve though

posted on 4/2/16

Wiki has his win average as 35.29% and that includes last season.

Anyone know what this season's win average is?

posted on 4/2/16

We've won 7 out of 24 league matches so his average for this season is less than Steve Clarke's!

comment by Alouion (U2095)

posted on 4/2/16

Cox - do want Clarke back then?

posted on 4/2/16

I'd have Clarke back in a heartbeat rather than the footballing anti-Christ we're saddled with right now !

I'd even prefer Pepe Mel !!!!

comment by Alouion (U2095)

posted on 4/2/16

Baggieman - we've had Clarke. We've had Mel. We've had Pearson. We've had Robson. We've had Irvine. We've had Di Matteo. We nearly had Sherwood. They all tried to play attractive football. They all failed. They all got sacked.

posted on 4/2/16


We've suffered Pulis - he's failed to move us on and he will be sacked.

(Can't remember Pearson being HC, only on the coaching staff)

posted on 5/2/16

comment by Alouion (U2095)
posted 12 hours, 28 minutes ago
Cox - do want Clarke back then?
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I don't base my decisions based purely on stats so no. I've said several times on here that Pearson would be my choice.

posted on 5/2/16

comment by Alouion (U2095)
posted 10 hours, 19 minutes ago
Baggieman - we've had Clarke. We've had Mel. We've had Pearson. We've had Robson. We've had Irvine. We've had Di Matteo. We nearly had Sherwood. They all tried to play attractive football. They all failed. They all got sacked.
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We've had Pearson? He was just an assistant.

posted on 5/2/16

Nigel Pearson's record as Caretaker at Albion was played 4, won 3, drew 1, lost none!

That's a 75% win percentage!

Also, he wasn't sacked. He stepped down!

comment by Alouion (U2095)

posted on 5/2/16

OK guys - some poetic licence on my part about Pearson. The perception is that he knows what he is doing. However most of last season he was everybody's favourite for the sack. His 75% record at the Albion cut no ice with Peace.
Ranieri certainly did things with Leicester that he couldn't do.
You seem to like betting Cox. I am prepared to bet you that Pearson will get sacked from his next job in football management.
Pulis is almost unique. His talent for getting the best out of ordinary players is unmatched.

posted on 5/2/16

Al, I agree. It's likely Pearson will get sacked from his next job but don't most managers get sacked?

Much of Leicester's success is based on what Pearson did. I'm sure Claudio would give him plenty of credit. Ranieri has built on that success rather than started it.

Pulis is unique indeed. Uniquely defensive. His talent is for making teams very hard to score against but he's tactically inept at creating 'good' attacking football.

comment by Alouion (U2095)

posted on 5/2/16

Agreed Cox and you are right Pearson does deserve a lot of credit for his work at Leicester and was sacked through no fault of his own.
I appreciate Pulis' football is hard to watch and it does irritate me (as I'm sure it does Peace) that there have been several bad buys. However I believe it is possible we could get bought next summer but only if we are still in the Premier League. If more funds come into the club it could improve our prospects of staying up for the next few years.
Incidentally Cox - it's high time you changed your name!

posted on 5/2/16

You're right Al, my name's totally out of date. Not sure how I go about changing it or what too at the moment.

posted on 5/2/16

On a lighter note:

www.trumpdonald.org

posted on 5/2/16

OK Al. In honour of our glorious manager, i shall from this moment on be known as Pulisaurus!

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