floyd__streeteRoyalee The majority of HNA said Rodgers should stay, FACT.
Well, unfortunately for you the people that matter - the board of RFC - decided that Rodgers was an absolute unmitigated disaster and had to go. And you have to let it go now too.
RoyaleeIdeal Rax, basic psychology offers an explanation for this situation.
Royalee's ego will not allow him to be proven wrong. He said Rodgers was the messiah, the 2nd Jesus.
So if he were to admit Rodgers was a failure, would be the same as to admit that his judgement on Rodgers was wrong.
His ego will simply not allow this to happen.
Therefore there has to be another explanation, something which means Rodgers was not a failure, and that he himself was never wrong.
So Royalee has constructed two scenarios where he can deny being wrong.
Firstly, "Rodgers was wrongly sacked, everyone loved him".
Secondly, "Rodgers was doing great, everything was the boards fault, no fault on Rodgers part".
So, as they say on Mythbusters - "I reject your reality and substitute my own", that is exactly what Royalee is doing. Rather than coming to terms with reality, his mind is creating a neurotic protection for his ego, he is altering reality to suit his ego rather than altering his own perception of reality to suit the actual reality of things.
LOL, you really are a f*cking moron. I might actually give a toss about what you have to say and take you seriously if you actually went to games. The fact that you want Marek to go sums you up, you are a total penis.
Elm Park Old Boy Anyway.....back to the topic - Coppell.
Great game on Saturday. Very encouraging. But having now caught up with the TV coverage, it was great to see Coppell in the studio, so full of good sense, relaxed, gracious, good-humoured and constructive. It really made me appreciate what we are missing.
I don't expect for a minute he would come back, and I don't expect he has a magic wand even if he did. But frankly, if we could get him or someone anywhere near as good as him, as our next manager, we ought to be prepared to crawl on our knees over broken glass.
Anyone who cannot see what a fantastic job he did here seriously needs to look at themselves. Comments along the lines of 'Oh sure he got us to the Premier League in style but then messed it all up' are ludicrous. For Christ's sake, he left in disappointment when we only finished 4th! If only we could hope to have that kind of mess to look forwrad ot this season!
2.8 lita injection I would certainly read the book if he tells the truth about how his hands were tied when Reading were in the epl.
Royal_Delight
Mooney was not given a chance. Loaned out to Norwich as he had no Championship experience. Rogers fault for loaning him out again.
Long apparently scored quite a number of goals last season while Doyle was injured.
Oster was injured and wasn't the same after the injury.
Fae had a falling out with Coppell together with Sonko as they did not want to play a reserve match. Coppell than stated that Fae would never play in a Reading shirt ever again.
Halford IMO is a great player with a good long throw. Apparently working wonders at Wolves at the moment
The rest were reserve players and IMO they could not handle first team football so were shipped out
Barry the bird boggler New book available on Coppell (note - there are other internet book retailers):
http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/displayProductDetails.do?sku=6816325
On a wing and a prayer by Stuart Roach....
Royalee Sacking a manager after less than 5 months of football and 1 transfer window after losing £12 million worth of players.
No more evidence necessary.
Elm Park Old Boy Anyway.....back to the topic - Coppell.
Great game on Saturday. Very encouraging. But having now caught up with the TV coverage, it was great to see Coppell in the studio, so full of good sense, relaxed, gracious, good-humoured and constructive. It really made me appreciate what we are missing.
I don't expect for a minute he would come back, and I don't expect he has a magic wand even if he did. But frankly, if we could get him or someone anywhere near as good as him, as our next manager, we ought to be prepared to crawl on our knees over broken glass.
Anyone who cannot see what a fantastic job he did here seriously needs to look at themselves. Comments along the lines of 'Oh sure he got us to the Premier League in style but then messed it all up' are ludicrous. For Christ's sake, he left in disappointment when we only finished 4th! If only we could hope to have that kind of mess to look forwrad ot this season!
Ian Royal Coppell isn't right for us now. Rodgers did too much damage to our season, relegation fight isn't what I'd want Coppell for.
Now if we stay up, or to be honest if we go down (although we'd be a litle low for him then) I'd be happy to see him back with a full summer to prepare. He'd certainly help develop the younger players well.
PEARCEYIan Royal Coppell isn't right for us now. Rodgers did too much damage to our season, relegation fight isn't what I'd want Coppell for.
Now if we stay up, or to be honest if we go down (although we'd be a litle low for him then) I'd be happy to see him back with a full summer to prepare. He'd certainly help develop the younger players well.
Don't agree Ian. I think it would give the players, supporters and the club in general a boost if he came back now. Even if we went down why would it be in a division too low for him? He was managing Brighton before he joined us.
I'd like to see him back now.
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