Monk Sacked

[Grappler]

9 hours ago, bassett one said:

we toyed with the idea to sign marco silva ,but bottled the idea ,he was 1st choice by everyone of the family,but after lots of chats with others  it was decided to go safe and chose tony pullis,todays sun,i believe this,pity i would of gone for marco a young coach,who am i right in saying put most of the everton squad together,but pity

Think you are reading too much into that Bassett, you are trying to make out that Silva was interested but that wasn't the case really.

 

"...

ex-Everton boss Silva is among the names touted to candidates to replace Monk at Wednesday.

 

However, Silva will not take the job at Hillsborough, as the Portuguese is not interested in dropping down to the Championship following a stint in the top flight.

 

 

 

Wednesday, who are currently languishing in 23rd in the league, will now look to rope in their fifth manager in three years to succeed Monk at the club...."

[Brooker11]

20 hours ago, cmonkes said:

Oh the pain of watching a successful club, living the dream that you so desperately want.....

I have no wish to watch my team in the VAR ruined Premier League, I don't call one win in about 15 games successful either.

[staninoodle]

Untill Wednesday get the recruitment right,it wont really matter what manager comes in,Wenger,Guardiola,Ferguson,would achieve the same outcome with the current and past squads.

Footballs not about spending billions in one go,its about acquiring the best players you can afford,to fit the plan you have to be successfull.

About 5 years ago Brentford opted to recruit on a stats based system,where they refined every available stat to the finest detail,to play an attacking expansive 451 cum 433,with a budget based on 9000 fans average attendance,a heavy ask,which conflicted with Mark Warburtons choice of recruitment so he left his job.

Brentford have since gone on to be a side that plays the way the owners wanted,and along the way accumulated millions in transfer fees and yet replaced the players like for like under their system and are a strong attack minded side that everyone wants to watch,and achieved this on the same budget,and moved to a larger more modern new stadium in the bargain.

Which all goes to prove that strong leadership is the key asset and not cash if its spent unwisely

[Grappler]

13 hours ago, Brooker11 said:

I have no wish to watch my team in the VAR ruined Premier League, I don't call one win in about 15 games successful either.

Agree on VAR. I think it will take a few years for it to slowly, and quietly, be dropped.  Too much egg on face for the powers that be, to hold their hands up and say it was a mistake. 

[Brooker11]

10 hours ago, Grappler said:

Agree on VAR. I think it will take a few years for it to slowly, and quietly, be dropped.  Too much egg on face for the powers that be, to hold their hands up and say it was a mistake. 

Exactly, it takes away the spontaniety that makes the game great.

 

[Southey owl]

On 15/11/2020 at 22:57, Brooker11 said:

I have no wish to watch my team in the VAR ruined Premier League, I don't call one win in about 15 games successful either.

Have to agree entirely!