The Premier League 2022/23
Am glad City came back to win cos I didn't like the odds of them losing 2 home matches on the trot.
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Can everyone remember Bournmouth releasing that half time dressing room footage of Parker giving his speech against us like he was some kind of motivation master?

Yeah, hows that going? They should have walked the championship last season and nearly cocked it up. Parker's the first manager to go this season for me.
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(27-08-2022, 05:15 PM)jurgen rober Wrote: Am glad City came back to win cos I didn't like the odds of them losing 2 home matches on the trot.

Exactly what we were saying here. We're 40/1 for the win as it stands, never mind them playing with a grudge.
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(27-08-2022, 05:15 PM)Paplane Wrote: Can everyone remember Bournmouth releasing that half time dressing room footage of Parker giving his speech against us like he was some kind of motivation master? 

Yeah, hows that going? They should have walked the championship last season and nearly cocked it up. Parker's the first manager to go this season for me.

I had a dream scenario of Lampard getting sacked from Everton and Dyche coming in and keeping them up. Parker would get sacked from Bournemouth and they'd appoint Lampard, who'd take them down.
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I dont rate Parker either but Rodgers Hasenhuttl and Lampard all go before him.
The more clubs in a mess the better for us.
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Tony cascerino on talksport feels cooper will be the first to go. I mean who the f**k is he to say that, we haven’t been embarrassed at all yet. The squad is really getting there and EM wouldn’t pull the trigger next month if something did go wrong.
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(27-08-2022, 06:22 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Tony cascerino on talksport feels cooper will be the first to go. I mean who the f**k is he to say that, we haven’t been embarrassed at all yet. The squad is really getting there and EM wouldn’t pull the trigger next month if something did go wrong.

Seems a typical Talksprort load of shite but I do agree with the wider point. For all Cooper's efforts for us to date  the minute it looks like we're serious candidates for relegation he's a dead man.
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(27-08-2022, 07:09 PM)Paplane Wrote:
(27-08-2022, 06:22 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Tony cascerino on talksport feels cooper will be the first to go. I mean who the f**k is he to say that, we haven’t been embarrassed at all yet. The squad is really getting there and EM wouldn’t pull the trigger next month if something did go wrong.

Seems a typical Talksprort load of shite but I do agree with the wider point. For all Cooper's efforts for us to date  the minute it looks like we're serious candidates for relegation he's a dead man.

I'm less convinced by that. I think if we went down either a whimper Norwich style perhaps. (I would ve personally devastated if he left in whatever circumstances.

If we narrowly went down who we gonna get that's better than him to get back up?
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(27-08-2022, 06:22 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Tony cascerino on talksport feels cooper will be the first to go. I mean who the f**k is he to say that, we haven’t been embarrassed at all yet. The squad is really getting there and EM wouldn’t pull the trigger next month if something did go wrong.

I can see this happening if the results don’t come. 

The support/investment has been made and we know EM wasn’t impressed at Everton
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(27-08-2022, 07:46 PM)wassy04 Wrote:
(27-08-2022, 07:09 PM)Paplane Wrote:
(27-08-2022, 06:22 PM)Fumanchew Wrote: Tony cascerino on talksport feels cooper will be the first to go. I mean who the f**k is he to say that, we haven’t been embarrassed at all yet. The squad is really getting there and EM wouldn’t pull the trigger next month if something did go wrong.

Seems a typical Talksprort load of shite but I do agree with the wider point. For all Cooper's efforts for us to date  the minute it looks like we're serious candidates for relegation he's a dead man.

I'm less convinced by that. I think if we went down either a whimper Norwich style perhaps. (I would ve personally devastated if he left in whatever circumstances.

If we narrowly went down who we gonna get that's better than him to get back up?

A completely logical statement there Wassy but when survival's on the line decent managers get sacked and replaced with Ron Atkinsons and Joe Kinnears.
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Maybe not those 2 but certainly Dyche and Benitez are realistic, possibly even Pochettino if EM could persuade him.

Agree if results turn for the worse, the fanbase will turn too. EM has spent £140m plus God knows how much more on wages and agents fees, nobody seems to want to mention that. He aint watching that flush down the pan without trying to do something about it.

Plus Cooper hasn’t signed his new contract yet….

Edit sorry to sound negative, for what its worth I think we will just about be Ok and Coops will survive.
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(27-08-2022, 09:14 PM)Salvatore Matrecano Wrote: Maybe not those 2 but certainly Dyche and Benitez are realistic, possibly even Pochettino if EM could persuade him.

Agree if results turn for the worse, the fanbase will turn too. EM has spent £140m plus God knows how much more on wages and agents fees, nobody seems to want to mention that. He aint watching that flush down the pan without trying to do something about it.

Plus Cooper hasn’t signed his new contract yet….

Edit sorry to sound negative, for what its worth I think we will just about be Ok and Coops will survive.

What Cas said was stating the obvious in part. 
If any team struggles for results, the manager will be in trouble. But I happen to believe Cooper will get us the results to finish 13th anyway.
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