But with HSG's Media blackout he'd be wasted, Merrick would be a good fit with his already frosty relationship with talking to the media he should fit right in.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammydog
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But with HSG's Media blackout he'd be wasted, Merrick would be a good fit with his already frosty relationship with talking to the media he should fit right in.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammydog
Ok, I'm joining this if we don't see a rapid improvement over the next few weeks. Tonight was disappointing, not because of the result but because of the way we played. Together with the Phoenix game it was the worst performance I've seen since away games under Branko.
imo he needs to grow some balls, stop listening to idiots and stop caving in to pressure. Drop Heskey. Go to the 4-3-3 that the youth team plays. Bring back the short-passing, the movement and high intensity we showed we can play in the pre-season. It's now or never basically.
PS Please don't mention Miron's name. Please. If we are thinking of potential replacements, Papas and Merrick are the names that should be mentioned. However, there will most likely only be one candidate, and that is C Deans.
HSG are on the way out if Miron can keep quiet for a few weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pico
Miron In.
GVE out.... MEL in
What a useless C&*t of a coach this man is. Cashflow means we are probably stuck with the f%c&ker til his contract is up. Shame those responsible for bringing him back and thinking what a masterstroke don't get the punt also.
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Originally Posted by 380
Ironic thing with it is although I agree the decision to bring GVE back was wrong I still won't waiver on my backing him and calling for someone else to take over.
Another 20 months of rebuilding and replacing players under a new manager **** THAT
When the Egg will most likely turn it around for us within 6>> 12 months.
No point thinking short term here on the back of the usual Xmas time shocker period coming early this year
I actually believe that the jets will turn things around...not cause GVEs tactics but more to do with Heskeys and Griffs experience...they'll start to form their own system
Arthur papas is our man
Raymond VerheijenQuote:
Originally Posted by BodyNovo
Is GVE contracted to The Newcastle Jets? or HSG?
I noticed in the article regarding the winding up order that they are 3 seperate entities and that Wayne Bennett is contracted to HSG and not the Knights under his contractural arrangements. Would be interesting is GVE has a similar arrangement. If someone were to take the Jets of Tinks' hands and separate from HSG. GVE and Middleby for that matter could quite potentially be out of contract.
Would just need to find said person to take the club of Tinks and not run it into the ground.
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Originally Posted by militiamon
i forgot what what i was gonna say about this game
Why blame heskey? Dudes the only reason we have the points we have at the mo. probs is Gary is a useless piece of shit. How silly were we all to forget his last reign of terror? Same thing is happening. Dude reminds me of a cross between craftsman and ed
We are leaking goals heavily. Heskey is good, but 'one man, a team does not make'. Again, the illustrious Van God has failed to address the basic problem. A problem of his own making in fact.
He has recruited a lot of promising young talent, and as individuals, they are quite skilfull, and I'm sure, in years to come, most of these young players will mature into excellent team performers.
Either , in the words of Van God "they don't get it" or, they miss the guiding experience of people like Casey Wierman. I know Wierman stepped out of line in the publicity arena, and he shouldn't have done so, but Van God's reaction to it was simply to drop him. Surely he could have had a quiet word to Wierman to sort out their differences, and then move on, rathert han simply drop him. he could have gained the benefit of Wierman's influence on the park.
Another player who Van God is overlooking is Bridges. Bridges is probably the most intelligent footballer on the Newcastle books, and to team him with Heskey for a decent amount of time would surely reap benefits in the goal scorong department. If not for each other, they would almost certainly set up goal scoring opportunities for others. If Van God feels that they are not capable of ninety minutes, he could surely start them together, and give them some decent game time to open up a lead that the youngsters might hen be able to defend or improve on.
The Laws of the game don't mention possession as the criteria fo winning a game .... its scoring more goals than your opponent that wins the match.
Bridges is one of the squads most skillfull and intelligent players, qualities that can rub off to the younger players and lead them to better decision making.
I don't know of it's simply arrogance or incompetence on Van God's part, or perhaps that he cannot handle having two players with more footballing knowledge than he, but he should at least start the game with the best team he has available to him ..... and Bridges is out and out class and should start with Heskey, yet he didn't even get a seat on the aeroplane.
Let's hand a debut to a kid in possibly the toughest fixture we play, then pull him at HT because for some odd reason, he's not playing that well. ****ing Pinto all over again...
Your joking right..
Wherman was a great tactician.
He really knew how read both game plans at once, and the ability to transfer his knowledge to others.
gve out. Robbie middleby out. deans out.
griff in. ljubo in. papas in
elaborate nbnjet?
I think he meant "you're joking right?"