I know it's been a bad start and some of Sherwood's team selections and subs have probably even had the players scratching their heads, but some of the stuff i've read on here about him over the past week is just so over the top. It's as if people are trying to outdo each other by trying to write some smart and witty put down.
Quote from: Clampy on October 10, 2015, 09:38:24 AMI know it's been a bad start and some of Sherwood's team selections and subs have probably even had the players scratching their heads, but some of the stuff i've read on here about him over the past week is just so over the top. It's as if people are trying to outdo each other by trying to write some smart and witty put down.Yes the judge jury and executioner is out and i agree most people have it in for him but he doesn't do himself any favours. I want him to be a success and prove us all wrong but i just cant see him do it.
So now he's saying that he needs more control over transfers. Two things with that, for a start he's criticising the strategy at the club and also by insinuation he's blaming the new players for our failings. It's time to go Tim, the reason we're failing is you being unable to tactically set up your team. His inability to realise that he is wrong means he won't improve.
From the BBC Football Gossip pageAston Villa manager Tim Sherwood wants a greater say in transfers after head of recruitment Paddy Reilly and sporting director Hendrik Almstadt recommended deals in the summer. (Daily Mirror)
Sherwood will have approved the purchase of every player brought in, whether he found them or scouted them.
Quote from: Ads on October 10, 2015, 10:58:15 AMSherwood will have approved the purchase of every player brought in, whether he found them or scouted them.He did say that the final say on incomings and outgoings was his.
Quote from: Clampy on October 10, 2015, 11:01:25 AMQuote from: Ads on October 10, 2015, 10:58:15 AMSherwood will have approved the purchase of every player brought in, whether he found them or scouted them.He did say that the final say on incomings and outgoings was his. I'm sure that was just setting it up so he could take credit for them if they worked out.
I did quick google search for Tim Sherwood's appointment news and it end in Summer 2018. Nothing on his salary or anything. So I don't think it will be too expensive to fire him.