Watching all the hoo-ha over Klopp reminded me how I felt the day O'Neill arrived. I couldn't wait for the season to start; it felt like we were huge again.Of course, if I'd have known we'd still be pining for him five years later like a miserable divorcee, I probably wouldn't have been so chuffed.
the divorce was acrimonious to say the least, but what wouldn't I give for a top six finish now.
Not to do all this again, but I don't think you can just say that the top 6 finishes were all down to MON, and that since then the only thing missing has been a good enough manager. MON has qualities, but he's also the reason we didn't finish top 4 - if we'd appointed someone like Mancini, we would have.
Quote from: mr underhill on October 09, 2015, 03:44:04 PMthe divorce was acrimonious to say the least, but what wouldn't I give for a top six finish now.At the moment I'd take a six from bottom.
No more up and coming managers.You cannot take suggestions seriously for managers whose experience amounts to running tiny, tin-pot outfits like Hasselbaink, Howe and Rowett with the extreme pressures and expectations of managing a club like us.
Quote from: curiousorange on October 09, 2015, 01:51:23 PMWatching all the hoo-ha over Klopp reminded me how I felt the day O'Neill arrived. I couldn't wait for the season to start; it felt like we were huge again.Of course, if I'd have known we'd still be pining for him five years later like a miserable divorcee, I probably wouldn't have been so chuffed. I'm not pining for him.