18-07-2019, 09:33 AM
(This post was last modified: 18-07-2019, 09:36 AM by PsychoStanleyStone.)
(18-07-2019, 08:53 AM)Duncan Mckenzie Wrote:(17-07-2019, 08:51 PM)PsychoStanleyStone Wrote:(17-07-2019, 08:47 PM)Alf Wrote: Some great statements. Almost as enthusing as people "should be given the precious commodity of time"
I look forward to these statements being disregarded as carefreely as the previous ones once the season starts lol.
It's all boll0cks, buy some decent players, back the next decent manager we have, and start winning some games. Talk is for lovers.
when i saw the interview it is actually the first time i have seem Marinakis speak
also here is Francois Modesto interview .. scouts for us and Olympiacos
at least they gave interviews and i know a little bit more about them, i guess they are close, our hope is that they replicate Olympiacos success here.
Bizarre as it sounds, trying to replicate Olympiacos or thinking the Olympiacos story really is a Roy of the Rovers story is and potentially will be even more of a noose around our necks
i think they recruited 3 decent, clearly focussed managers, all decent, all proven as competent to enough of an extent but Marinakis still doesn't have a clue what a successful championship manager looks like, sounds like and believes, Marinakis has to stick with someone, until he learns from his mistakes he is just wasting time, the biggest bolted on casino and cafe nero, the biggest training ground will get us nowhere nearer the PL
Stop talking bollocks PSS. It is getting very tiresome.
you highlighted maybe the most bellendish aspect of the post, but 2 clubs, 13 managers, erratic, disjointed, conflicting strategies, uncertainty, lack of direction, i don't know, but 2 years of under achievement .. failure?
i think we have to stop talking Marinakis up for the time being and look at the reality, the bullshit is getting tiresome, i've talked the bloke up, bought into him having the medusa touch, the facts are .. maybe he had it, but at the moment the big fella has lost it and if anything success is becoming more unattainable.
a few other conspiracies to role out, did Marinakis want someone else here who maybe interpreted our situation as leaning towards the diabolical and career suicide and turned us down? i do think this thought has substance, an over riding factor when it comes to getting good players and coaches into our club and a main reason we are making success unattainable.
The Marinakis interview was meagre and poor and tiresome ... the stability, the potential ... it's gone at the moment, basically he has to stand well back and let .. trust .. pure football professionals, he cannot do this and this is the reason for his failure and i see the instability increasing, hope i'm wrong, he seems like a bloke you can't reach agreement with and trust and be left to get on with it, maybe explains why he wants a puppet in a straight jacket to blame and sack.
