Well we've effectively swapped.....would you have?
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CanningTownMFC
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Blurred lines. When some of our support treated both like absolute cunts it would make it a bit difficult to know what to do for the best. Personally Neil gets my full support not fuckin digs before he's even given us a war cry!
What do you suggest they do? Carry on sleep walking into league one with Edwards or roll the dice on someone that can immediately galvanize the players and fans whilst giving us a fighting chance of survival?
We're a strange bunch. Both Harris and Rowett did well for our club and both have been treated like shit by a section of our fanbase. People with zero fucking grip on reality when it comes to our club. They humiliated Rowett at Norwich cause they had dreams of the premier league and he wasn't up to scratch but at same time think getting relegated is what the club currently needs so we can rebuild with a data obsessed kids coach with fuck all experience other than trying to get Everton relegated. with Frank fucking Lampard. Fucking lunatics.
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robbo555
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That's not what's happened though, is it?
Swapped a fraudulent, out of his depth dwarf who has lost the dressing room, lost games, sucked all the fight out of the players and was leading us to certain relegation to Neil Harris. Or to give him his full name, Neil Harris Millwall legend. A man who answered the call from the club that he loves and without hesitation, came to try and help us.
King of The Jungle
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I'm glad someone else noticed his fucking data quotes. The first time he mentioned data in an interview I just thought 'wanker'.
He mentioned data after the Coventry defeat. He said something along the lines of -- the data suggested that they didn't pass forward in those zones----- Fuck me til i'm purple, we have a fucking geek who manages by number crunching.
King of The Jungle
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He also mentioned data or stats in some press stuff earlier in his reign; in one release I didn't know what the data he was quoting actually referred to; I can't remember what it was he said exactly but it was something like "our WG stats were good, so blah blah blah" - I didn't have a clue what he was referring to.
I have had people in work situations that get obsessed with data, just to have data to play with on their computer screens, when it has no bearing on whether the job is done better or not. People like these massively get on my tits.
Kryan Bing
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I do hope so. Because part of the reason he left first time was because he couldn't get anymore out of them. Those very same players might be thinking...
"fuck me, not again..." ***
Edward Alistair
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Not the same squad though, compare the two and it is obvious we couldn't afford some of our better players when Harris was last here, plus youngsters like Esse and Emakhu are showing to be first team players, it will interesting to see how he goes about the Watford game, Saturday could be a basic 442 to start with as he won't have too much time with the players before then.I do hope so. Because part of the reason he left first time was because he couldn't get anymore out of them. Those very same players might be thinking...
"fuck me, not again..." ***
I remember hearing the word data and just thought, 'chelsea wanker.'
Lioninwaiting
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The problem we've got now is this. Are the players going to be asked to play in a different way, for the third time this season?
Kryan Bing
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Yes, I know. I was just responding to Paddy's post about the players he did bring in...
"Harris will be familiar with a number of the squad. He signed Bartosz Bialkowski, Shaun Hutchinson, Jake Cooper, Murray Wallace, Ryan Leonard, George Saville and Tom Bradshaw. Harris also brought through Danny McNamara and Billy Mitchell, giving a debut to the latter".
Yes, the formation might be interesting and something else for these players to get their heads around.
Arthur2shedsJackson
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We need someone to score goals and someone to not let them in. If these two problems can be sorted we still have a chance of making the play offs.
onlyagame
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He left because the fans turned on him in front of his wife & kids during the Luton match. And unless I’m mistaken we didn’t even lose the match (I always thought a draw away from home was a good result)I do hope so. Because part of the reason he left first time was because he couldn't get anymore out of them. Those very same players might be thinking...
"fuck me, not again..." ***
Kryan Bing
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Yes, it was probably the main reason.
Although, if I remember correctly, I think publicly he said it was "the right time to leave".
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