Quote from: Legion on October 26, 2015, 04:27:46 PMI'm soft, I feel a bit sorry for him!
I have just spoken to a guy at work who knows someone quite close to the first team (photo evidence of the guy with Sherwood on matchday so definitely kosher) who reckons that Sherwood had lost the dressing room weeks ago as the all just saw him as a bullshitter, so much so they were playing bullshit bingo behind his back.His tactical nous revolved round telling them go out and give 110%, they were all in it together, blah blah.I take this as a good sign as they players were as pissed of as we were and were crying out for a manager with some tactical knowledge.Onwards and upwards
Quote from: ClaretAndBlueBlood on October 26, 2015, 03:49:13 PMQuote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:40:59 PMQuote from: Duncan Shaw on October 26, 2015, 03:35:36 PMQuote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:06:36 PMI have just spoken to a guy at work who knows someone quite close to the first team (photo evidence of the guy with Sherwood on matchday so definitely kosher) who reckons that Sherwood had lost the dressing room weeks ago as the all just saw him as a bullshitter, so much so they were playing bullshit bingo behind his back.His tactical nous revolved round telling them go out and give 110%, they were all in it together, blah blah.I take this as a good sign as they players were as pissed of as we were and were crying out for a manager with some tactical knowledge.Onwards and upwardsApart from Grealish?he reckoned everyone to a mangrealish isnt going to say im glad to see the back of that gilet wearing wankerJoe Gomez turned us down in the summer because he thought Sherwood was full of shit. Mind you, not sure Rodgers is much of an improvement in that regardHow do you know this?
Quote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:40:59 PMQuote from: Duncan Shaw on October 26, 2015, 03:35:36 PMQuote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:06:36 PMI have just spoken to a guy at work who knows someone quite close to the first team (photo evidence of the guy with Sherwood on matchday so definitely kosher) who reckons that Sherwood had lost the dressing room weeks ago as the all just saw him as a bullshitter, so much so they were playing bullshit bingo behind his back.His tactical nous revolved round telling them go out and give 110%, they were all in it together, blah blah.I take this as a good sign as they players were as pissed of as we were and were crying out for a manager with some tactical knowledge.Onwards and upwardsApart from Grealish?he reckoned everyone to a mangrealish isnt going to say im glad to see the back of that gilet wearing wankerJoe Gomez turned us down in the summer because he thought Sherwood was full of shit. Mind you, not sure Rodgers is much of an improvement in that regard
Quote from: Duncan Shaw on October 26, 2015, 03:35:36 PMQuote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:06:36 PMI have just spoken to a guy at work who knows someone quite close to the first team (photo evidence of the guy with Sherwood on matchday so definitely kosher) who reckons that Sherwood had lost the dressing room weeks ago as the all just saw him as a bullshitter, so much so they were playing bullshit bingo behind his back.His tactical nous revolved round telling them go out and give 110%, they were all in it together, blah blah.I take this as a good sign as they players were as pissed of as we were and were crying out for a manager with some tactical knowledge.Onwards and upwardsApart from Grealish?he reckoned everyone to a mangrealish isnt going to say im glad to see the back of that gilet wearing wanker
Quote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:06:36 PMI have just spoken to a guy at work who knows someone quite close to the first team (photo evidence of the guy with Sherwood on matchday so definitely kosher) who reckons that Sherwood had lost the dressing room weeks ago as the all just saw him as a bullshitter, so much so they were playing bullshit bingo behind his back.His tactical nous revolved round telling them go out and give 110%, they were all in it together, blah blah.I take this as a good sign as they players were as pissed of as we were and were crying out for a manager with some tactical knowledge.Onwards and upwardsApart from Grealish?
I've got no problem at all with sherwood. It's not his fault he wasn't up to the wider demands of football management at a club in crisis. As Dave W says he gave us some genuinely great moments, for a while he made me look forward to watching the villa for the first time since the days of MON and he kept us up when when we were destined for the drop. I wish him well.
Quote from: oswald funkletrumpet on October 26, 2015, 03:06:36 PMI have just spoken to a guy at work who knows someone quite close to the first team (photo evidence of the guy with Sherwood on matchday so definitely kosher) who reckons that Sherwood had lost the dressing room weeks ago as the all just saw him as a bullshitter, so much so they were playing bullshit bingo behind his back.His tactical nous revolved round telling them go out and give 110%, they were all in it together, blah blah.I take this as a good sign as they players were as pissed of as we were and were crying out for a manager with some tactical knowledge.Onwards and upwardsSorry but this is easy pish anyone can make up.
It is fitting, however, that Tactics Tim’s legacy will be a pile of ultimately meaningless statistics. He spent 28 games in charge of Villa, the same amount he lasted at Spurs. His win ratio was a modest 39.29% but that was markedly better than Ambitious Paul and Alex McLeish, and only three of the 10 managers they have had since football began in 1992 can boast a better return. Just do not mention his sack ratio.
His farewell statement was at least gracious. I've got no problem with him now he's gone.
Quote from: PaulWinch again on October 26, 2015, 04:35:50 PMHis farewell statement was at least gracious. I've got no problem with him now he's gone.Do you know where I can see the statement?
"I am very disappointed that I will not be able to carry on in my role as manager of Aston Villa," said Sherwood on Monday, in a statement released through the League Managers' Association."I knew when I took on the role that it would be a big challenge, but it proved to be one I greatly enjoyed and I know I have learned a lot from this experience."Obviously, the initial priority was to stay in the Premier League, but beating Liverpool in the FA Cup semi at Wembley and then leading the team out for the Final was an achievement and experience that I will treasure for the rest of my career."I'd like to thank my coaching staff and the staff throughout the club for their dedication, the Villa fans for their passionate support and the players, who gave everything during my time at the club."I wish the club all the best for the rest of the season and indeed for the future."
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