It's not Sherwood!

[dave shelley]

DOL was the worst for me.  No passion for us whatsoever.  Always just stood there like a broken lamp post.

[pav]

When we score I resemble something like that ......been long time

[Brian Taylor]

He got me with his celebration of the second goal. I'm fickle as fuck, me.

Same here.

We gave him a good start to his future career. Keep it up chap. There have been one too many chancers recently!

[brian green]

I have been so angry at myself allowing a series of provocative managers get to me in the last few years I must confess seeing our new manager celebrating our goals lifted a substantial load of guilt from this fan.

[N'ZMAV]

DOL was the worst for me.  No passion for us whatsoever.  Always just stood there like a broken lamp post.

I used to prefer managers like Gregory and Little who had some sort of connection with the club - it always seemed like it meant more when we scored.

[frankmosswasmyuncle]

His celebrations were certainly a nice touch and a statement of intent from him.

It seems as though he means business.

I hope you have a very successful time with us Mr Sherwood.

[pauliewalnuts]

DOL was the worst for me.  No passion for us whatsoever.  Always just stood there like a broken lamp post.

I don't really get the "looks impassive" thing. Didn't Saunders used to sit there impassive most of the time?

I don't think it is necessarily a sign of a chancer or bad manager.

[Monty]

DOL was the worst for me.  No passion for us whatsoever.  Always just stood there like a broken lamp post.

I don't really get the "looks impassive" thing. Didn't Saunders used to sit there impassive most of the time?

I don't think it is necessarily a sign of a chancer or bad manager.

It's irrelevant, isn't it. Look at Jose Mourinho - sometimes he goes mental (running down the Old Trafford touchline), sometimes he just stands there looking almost bored. Pep used to go mad, now does nothing. I don't think Ancelotti has ever actually celebrated a goal in his life, even when he scored them. Fergie was pretty demonstrative. It doesn't really matter, like you say, but it can sometimes be endearing.

[silhillvilla]

He certainly wears his heart on his sleeve which is rather refreshing.

[Steve67]

Fuck it. Early days, but I like the passion and the no nonsense attitude. If he can bring in three players in the summer, we'll be a decent side next season.

[Damo70]

I didn't like Turner selling off, correction, giving away the crown jewels and getting crap results and I didn't like Venglos and Lambert purely based on results. I didn't like DOL or Houllier's detachment and attitude. I didn't like TSM's defeatism. I don't actually remember disliking McNeil. I think I was numb inside at that point.

[VillaAlways]

Christ he's a cocky little sod.

Love it !

[Brazilian Villain]

The celebrations didn't get me as they looked like he knew the cameras were on him. Liked it though when he said Fcuk when something untoward happened on the pitch!

[usav]

DOL was the worst for me.  No passion for us whatsoever.  Always just stood there like a broken lamp post.

I don't really get the "looks impassive" thing. Didn't Saunders used to sit there impassive most of the time?

I don't think it is necessarily a sign of a chancer or bad manager.

Agreed and he showed passion when he wanted to e.g. running across the field at the sty.

[dave shelley]

Anyone would, just to get out of the fucking place!