Quote from: Villa in Denmark on February 16, 2015, 01:03:53 PMIn addition to having a sizeable cheerleading squad in the world of punditry, Sherwood is a determined and disciplined self-publicist. His method so far has largely involved staring at the camera as if he is about to chin it, and telling everyone who will listen how good he is at managing. Sunday's game with Leicester was a case in point, when a few half-time pearls of wisdom in an advisory, popping-in capacity apparently won them the game.And yet there was a marked difference between the first and second half performance. Maybe there wasn't a great deal he needed to say, who knows. The main thing, of course, was the result, however it was achieved.
In addition to having a sizeable cheerleading squad in the world of punditry, Sherwood is a determined and disciplined self-publicist. His method so far has largely involved staring at the camera as if he is about to chin it, and telling everyone who will listen how good he is at managing. Sunday's game with Leicester was a case in point, when a few half-time pearls of wisdom in an advisory, popping-in capacity apparently won them the game.
You can see why he can wind up certain players but he does speak his mind...this from late 2014http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x294yy5_sherwood-talks-spurs_sport
I'm normally a believer in teams often reflecting the personality of the manager and that is exactly what happened to Villa under PL. We became timid and coy. TS does exude confidence which came out in the team during the second half yesterday and gave us a bit of what we want to see - the closing down and pressing, bodies in the box etc. We have given ourselves a better chance of staying up now than if we had made no change of manager imo.
Quote from: peter w on February 16, 2015, 11:24:16 AMYou can see why he can wind up certain players but he does speak his mind...this from late 2014http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x294yy5_sherwood-talks-spurs_sportI appreciate the honesty but I wouldn't like to see Lambert talking that in depth about us in a few months. Doesn't seem very appropriate.
The original HIGNFY tub of lard was of course the long time MP for Sparkbrook who in all his years representing that wonderful place never pronounced the name of it correctly with the emphasis on the second syllable or ever said a good word about Villa. He claims to be a Wednesday fan.
Quote from: ciggiesnbeer on February 16, 2015, 03:43:03 PMQuote from: peter w on February 16, 2015, 11:24:16 AMYou can see why he can wind up certain players but he does speak his mind...this from late 2014http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x294yy5_sherwood-talks-spurs_sportI appreciate the honesty but I wouldn't like to see Lambert talking that in depth about us in a few months. Doesn't seem very appropriate.You can debate whether he should have gone public, but you can't argue with many of his sentiments.
Quote from: hilts_coolerking on February 16, 2015, 01:19:42 PMQuote from: onje_villa on February 16, 2015, 01:03:53 PMQuote from: aj2k77 on February 16, 2015, 12:29:30 PMIt's just a hatchet job from line one. He did a better job at Spurs than AVB, no doubt. He's not a massive name, so what, neither are we anymore. We need enthusiasm and we need energy, he will provide it. He won't provide Mourinho style tactical nuances but then we are trying to stay up not win the Champions League. Basically the bloke who wrote the article doesn't like him so picks out meaningless things like the gillet to bash him. The Benfica manager row, he was taking the piss and Sherwood took offence to it, he wasn't going to back down, good for him. It's about fucking time we had someone stand up for our club you know, instead of being the butt of the medias jokes, good old Villa 0, no shots since Jesus how funny. If this is the guy to do it and we stay up and have a bit of pride and passion about us again then he's done a bloody good job for me and he's going to get my backing.Spurs ponces.Well said.Actually most of that was being said about him on here in the days before he was appointed.And in many places by 'poncy Spurs fans'. It just reminds me a lot, as someone else said, of when the Sunderland fans didn't listen to us about MON when they appointed him. They just looked at the 6th place finishes and thought that was the whole story.
Quote from: onje_villa on February 16, 2015, 01:03:53 PMQuote from: aj2k77 on February 16, 2015, 12:29:30 PMIt's just a hatchet job from line one. He did a better job at Spurs than AVB, no doubt. He's not a massive name, so what, neither are we anymore. We need enthusiasm and we need energy, he will provide it. He won't provide Mourinho style tactical nuances but then we are trying to stay up not win the Champions League. Basically the bloke who wrote the article doesn't like him so picks out meaningless things like the gillet to bash him. The Benfica manager row, he was taking the piss and Sherwood took offence to it, he wasn't going to back down, good for him. It's about fucking time we had someone stand up for our club you know, instead of being the butt of the medias jokes, good old Villa 0, no shots since Jesus how funny. If this is the guy to do it and we stay up and have a bit of pride and passion about us again then he's done a bloody good job for me and he's going to get my backing.Spurs ponces.Well said.Actually most of that was being said about him on here in the days before he was appointed.
Quote from: aj2k77 on February 16, 2015, 12:29:30 PMIt's just a hatchet job from line one. He did a better job at Spurs than AVB, no doubt. He's not a massive name, so what, neither are we anymore. We need enthusiasm and we need energy, he will provide it. He won't provide Mourinho style tactical nuances but then we are trying to stay up not win the Champions League. Basically the bloke who wrote the article doesn't like him so picks out meaningless things like the gillet to bash him. The Benfica manager row, he was taking the piss and Sherwood took offence to it, he wasn't going to back down, good for him. It's about fucking time we had someone stand up for our club you know, instead of being the butt of the medias jokes, good old Villa 0, no shots since Jesus how funny. If this is the guy to do it and we stay up and have a bit of pride and passion about us again then he's done a bloody good job for me and he's going to get my backing.Spurs ponces.Well said.
It's just a hatchet job from line one. He did a better job at Spurs than AVB, no doubt. He's not a massive name, so what, neither are we anymore. We need enthusiasm and we need energy, he will provide it. He won't provide Mourinho style tactical nuances but then we are trying to stay up not win the Champions League. Basically the bloke who wrote the article doesn't like him so picks out meaningless things like the gillet to bash him. The Benfica manager row, he was taking the piss and Sherwood took offence to it, he wasn't going to back down, good for him. It's about fucking time we had someone stand up for our club you know, instead of being the butt of the medias jokes, good old Villa 0, no shots since Jesus how funny. If this is the guy to do it and we stay up and have a bit of pride and passion about us again then he's done a bloody good job for me and he's going to get my backing.Spurs ponces.
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This is the header of the ESPN blog.The geezer writes quirky articles which are deliberately controversial. Like this, for example: QuoteJan 12, 2015 Let's have Pietersen playing for Australia in the Ashes Alan Tyers says only way to end score-settling Kevin Pietersen's long-running feud with England is to have him play for Australia in the Ashes
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