Middlesbrough - Nottingham Forest
#25
Boro'. *Shrugs. They've been in the Premier. They've had their time in the sun. They've spent their Premier money.

Should have kept Pullis. He knows how to get results.

They've gone for football's 'young dream.'

SA.
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#26
(27-02-2020, 03:32 PM)Sniffer Dog Wrote: It probably won't happen but it wouldn't really surprise me if Woodgate was sacked before Monday. Boro are now fourth from bottom and level on points with Wigan who are third from bottom.

Didn't realise it was that bad for them.

Somebody has got to get relegated.  Boro can join Charlton for me.

It's what happens when you chop and change managers.

SA.
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#27
(27-02-2020, 03:18 PM)ThePromisedLand Wrote: Could be a good time to play them.
Possibility that Fry, Ayala, Roberts, Friend & Fletcher could all be out.

I would say it's a great time to be playing them just like it was for us to play Cardiff.

I also have a feeling that we have a couple of cards up our sleeve yet. Like Semedo and Carvalho.
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#28
I can't think of many examples of former players who were "heroes" returning to become successful managers. I suppose some would say that Keegan was one along with Dalglish and Venables but almost always it just doesn't work out well. We're sadly amongst those clubs who let the romance of hero worship overtake their strategic thinking. For sure there's more to a successful manager than him remembering how to play brilliantly.
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#29
(28-02-2020, 12:19 PM)Ciscokid Wrote: I can't think of many examples of former players who were "heroes" returning to become successful managers. I suppose some would say that Keegan was one along with Dalglish and Venables but almost always it just doesn't work out well. We're sadly amongst those clubs who let the romance of hero worship overtake their strategic thinking. For sure there's more to a successful manager than him remembering how to play brilliantly.

Frank Clark deserves a mention though. Great player and very good manager.

As for Boro they seem totally shot on confidence. Score first and we should win at a canter.
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#30
Thanks Jasper. I'll probably shoot myself later for not thinking of my favourite Geordie.
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#31
Confident we will win this. Boro way out of form plus we are playing away which helps.
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#32
“The knee is getting better. I had some training with the physio and Saturday I will train with the team and hopefully everything will be okay." - Samba Sow.
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#33
Save him for Millwall - can’t believe I just said that!
Let Semedo start & allow Sow to get fully fit.
Added benefit of ensuring Sow doesn’t pick up two yellows & an automatic ban.
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#34
^i agree.
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#35
Yep. Count me in too.
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#36
Me three. He can always come on from the bench if we need him.

We should have more than enough for Boro away
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