A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
Ffs the football gods are tories
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
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Leeds?
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
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At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
I don't think getting rid of an interim manager comes with the same bounce as getting rid of a manager.
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
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At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
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Nicely done.
Maybe City will sack Pep just before the Cup Final.
Tory basstards.
Of course, with more than half the PL managers sacked this season, it's a statistical certainty for every team to face at least two or three new manager bounces. We're probably not uniquely cursed in that respect.
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Ted Lasso (Leeds)
4. Frankie (Everton)
5. I maintain someone in Europa league, not sure who.
Thanks Red Russian
We pretending spelling is a manager?
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
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Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
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Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
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I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
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At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
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An Everton fan trolling us - I guess this is rock bottom.The only club in history to flout FFP to spend half a billion in order to go from mid table obscurity to relegation, having to watch Dyche ball, not won anything since pre spice girls and on the verge of financial collapse. That guy is trolling us now.
Hello darkness my old friend……
It doesn’t matter. You will batter us
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
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Leeds?
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Shout
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
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Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
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I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
comment by Striketeam7 - the smartest person you know - Bronze medal khunt 2022 - Buy..Bellingham and another mid 20s Thiago type...lets just call him "frank" (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
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An Everton fan trolling us - I guess this is rock bottom.The only club in history to flout FFP to spend half a billion in order to go from mid table obscurity to relegation, having to watch Dyche ball, not won anything since pre spice girls and on the verge of financial collapse. That guy is trolling us now.
Hello darkness my old friend……
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All well and good but the thing is I don't support Everton.There is more than one person in this world with Coleman as a surname
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
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For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds?
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Didn’t we have two leeds managers in two back to back games?
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
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Leeds?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Didn’t we have two leeds managers in two back to back games?
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No I think it was the interim fella in both
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Overnight transition? Look at their midfield options and there isn't a single one that is anything other than a functional destroyer in that area.They are poor in midfield and at the back and are there for the taking
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Overnight transition? Look at their midfield options and there isn't a single one that is anything other than a functional destroyer in that area.They are poor in midfield and at the back and are there for the taking
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Look at United's midfield options. Look at Liverpool's for the last 5 years for goodness sake. Not having it, they'll play like men possessed on Thursday. They've sacked the interim in anticipation of this massive massive massive game against United and the Spurs stadium will be rocking
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Overnight transition? Look at their midfield options and there isn't a single one that is anything other than a functional destroyer in that area.They are poor in midfield and at the back and are there for the taking
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Look at United's midfield options. Look at Liverpool's for the last 5 years for goodness sake. Not having it, they'll play like men possessed on Thursday. They've sacked the interim in anticipation of this massive massive massive game against United and the Spurs stadium will be rocking
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Spurs stadium will be toxic,believe me
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posted on 24/4/23
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
posted on 24/4/23
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
posted on 24/4/23
Ffs the football gods are tories
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds?
posted on 24/4/23
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
posted on 24/4/23
I don't think getting rid of an interim manager comes with the same bounce as getting rid of a manager.
posted on 24/4/23
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Nicely done.
posted on 24/4/23
Maybe City will sack Pep just before the Cup Final.
Tory basstards.
posted on 24/4/23
Of course, with more than half the PL managers sacked this season, it's a statistical certainty for every team to face at least two or three new manager bounces. We're probably not uniquely cursed in that respect.
posted on 24/4/23
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Ted Lasso (Leeds)
4. Frankie (Everton)
5. I maintain someone in Europa league, not sure who.
Thanks Red Russian
posted on 24/4/23
We pretending spelling is a manager?
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
----------------------------------------------------------------------
An Everton fan trolling us - I guess this is rock bottom.The only club in history to flout FFP to spend half a billion in order to go from mid table obscurity to relegation, having to watch Dyche ball, not won anything since pre spice girls and on the verge of financial collapse. That guy is trolling us now.
Hello darkness my old friend……
posted on 24/4/23
It doesn’t matter. You will batter us
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 23 minutes ago
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Shout
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Striketeam7 - the smartest person you know - Bronze medal khunt 2022 - Buy..Bellingham and another mid 20s Thiago type...lets just call him "frank" (U18109)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 19 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 5 minutes ago
A relieved told that if Ryan Mason doesn’t work out the tea lady is next in line.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At least the tea lady knows what a cup looks like
----------------------------------------------------------------------
An Everton fan trolling us - I guess this is rock bottom.The only club in history to flout FFP to spend half a billion in order to go from mid table obscurity to relegation, having to watch Dyche ball, not won anything since pre spice girls and on the verge of financial collapse. That guy is trolling us now.
Hello darkness my old friend……
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All well and good but the thing is I don't support Everton.There is more than one person in this world with Coleman as a surname
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Didn’t we have two leeds managers in two back to back games?
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by Wout is Love? (Freedom FC) (U7214)
posted 6 minutes ago
Trying to think of this myself:
1. Emery was one because we got spanked by Villa
2. Lopetugui
3. Someone in Europa (Sevilla I think?)
Blanking now.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Leeds?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Didn’t we have two leeds managers in two back to back games?
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No I think it was the interim fella in both
posted on 24/4/23
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Overnight transition? Look at their midfield options and there isn't a single one that is anything other than a functional destroyer in that area.They are poor in midfield and at the back and are there for the taking
posted on 24/4/23
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Overnight transition? Look at their midfield options and there isn't a single one that is anything other than a functional destroyer in that area.They are poor in midfield and at the back and are there for the taking
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Look at United's midfield options. Look at Liverpool's for the last 5 years for goodness sake. Not having it, they'll play like men possessed on Thursday. They've sacked the interim in anticipation of this massive massive massive game against United and the Spurs stadium will be rocking
posted on 24/4/23
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 16 seconds ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by merrysupersteve (relaxed about the situation) (U1132)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Colemanballs-جيش الدفاع الإسرائيلي (U22246)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Red Russian (U4715)
posted 8 minutes ago
Also faced Everton soon after Dyche took over, but I don't know technically how long you can count it as a new manager scenario for bounce measuring purposes.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Biggest spankings though have come against the longest serving managers,Liverpool,Brentford and City,would they be old manager bounce?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I came across some sports science research (based on aggregating a huge amount of data from Australian rugby, if I recall) which concluded that consistency of personnel over a long enough period is the single biggest factor in team success. So there could be something in the old manager bounce.
I guess there's also a correlation / causation question here: I guess you change personnel less if you're doing well.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'd say a new manager bounce would only work when players are trying to impress a new permanent manager.They got no bounce when Conte left so why expect it when interim manager number 2 is in charge?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
For one thing they'll be freed of the shackles applied by the previous two (three if you count Nuno, four if you count Jose) managers. There can't surely be any doubt that they will play significantly better on Thursday than they have done in recent times
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Overnight transition? Look at their midfield options and there isn't a single one that is anything other than a functional destroyer in that area.They are poor in midfield and at the back and are there for the taking
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Look at United's midfield options. Look at Liverpool's for the last 5 years for goodness sake. Not having it, they'll play like men possessed on Thursday. They've sacked the interim in anticipation of this massive massive massive game against United and the Spurs stadium will be rocking
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Spurs stadium will be toxic,believe me
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