by Ian Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:00
by Woodcote Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:13
by Wycombe Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:14
Woodcote Royal Would I urge our new owners to slap £2m on the Millwall boardroom table by way of compensation in order to swap managers? Like a shot.
by Ian Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:24
Woodcote Royal If your life is so empty that you can't resist reading what you find so repugnant................
by Whore Jackie » 17 Sep 2014 12:26
Sanguine Sat right behind the dugouts for the first time, was amazed at just how much time the managers and coaches on each side spend berating the 4th official. I'm sure I saw him smirk at Holloway a few times, who lost his rag every 5 minutes.
by Who Moved The Goalposts? » 17 Sep 2014 12:31
Whore JackieSanguine Sat right behind the dugouts for the first time, was amazed at just how much time the managers and coaches on each side spend berating the 4th official. I'm sure I saw him smirk at Holloway a few times, who lost his rag every 5 minutes.
Funnily enough, was only thinking last night, how much I'd like to sit there for a game or two, just to watch the two managers and coaching staff and how they interact with their team and officials.
by TBM » 17 Sep 2014 12:33
Sanguine Sat right behind the dugouts for the first time, was amazed at just how much time the managers and coaches on each side spend berating the 4th official. I'm sure I saw him smirk at Holloway a few times, who lost his rag every 5 minutes.
by Ian Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:35
by Whore Jackie » 17 Sep 2014 12:35
Maguire Good game overall I thought - Reading looked excellent at times, moving the ball from flank to flank in a manner reminiscent of McGhee's side. Millwall really came into it though and that save from Federici when McDonald looked nailed on to score was exceptional.
Reading didn't offer much second half but the winner was well worked. Last two games have been two of the most enjoyable for some time.
by Sutekh » 17 Sep 2014 12:39
by Snowball » 17 Sep 2014 12:42
Woodcote RoyalSchards#2 By no means the finished article but definately, rapidly heading in the right direction. I don't see what the Adkins h8ers and season ticket refuseniks still have to moan about.
Please allow me to enlighten you
A thoroughly piss poor first season and a bit in charge of a Premiership squad he inherited (one that had earned his predecessor MOTM just a month before) and has only just begun to produce performances a level below that I could face watching.
Am I mightily relieved about this? Yes
Am I mightily relieved that FINALLY we are able to compete with the likes of "Parachute Free" Millwall at the right end of the table? Of course
Would I urge our new owners to slap £2m on the Millwall boardroom table by way of compensation in order to swap managers? Like a shot.
by TBM » 17 Sep 2014 12:48
Ian Royal What was up with the millwall fans getting stuck into the lino by the way... was it the ref that gave offside against murray and the lino then flagged? Because they seemed to be reacting like it should have been offside and wasn't given when it was.
by Ian Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:49
by Ian Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:50
TBMIan Royal What was up with the millwall fans getting stuck into the lino by the way... was it the ref that gave offside against murray and the lino then flagged? Because they seemed to be reacting like it should have been offside and wasn't given when it was.
It was a weird one cos the lino didn't flag, but once the ball went sailing over the bar he ran back and put his flag up for offside.....so i guess the ref did give it, cos i remember looking to the lino and seeing him keep the flag down when Murray got the ball
by teignmouth hoops » 17 Sep 2014 12:53
YateleyRoyalteignmouth hoops Will agree that Glen Murray didn't play as well as Saturday, but then Fulham were bad. Millwall did a job on him fairly & unfairly and we really didn't give him any support, he needs players to lay off to and flick to, in the second half in particular there was nobody. Still whatever way you look at it he is twice the player Pog is and will end up with twice the amount of goals, his movement is so much better, his running, his talking and he doesn't throw himself to the ground every time a centre half is near
Moron.
by floyd__streete » 17 Sep 2014 12:55
Ian Royal We finished 7th by a goal last season despite having the financial rug pulled out from under us you plank. You talk like we were 19th.
by Ian Royal » 17 Sep 2014 12:58
floyd__streeteIan Royal We finished 7th by a goal last season despite having the financial rug pulled out from under us you plank. You talk like we were 19th.
**IAN ROYAL CLAPTRAP KLAXON**
Ian, you talk as if we somehow had a massive firesale in January
Admittedly we didn't strenghthen in January.....but there was plenty of resource thrown at it in the previous transfer window m8
by Osborns scoop » 17 Sep 2014 13:00
SnowballWoodcote RoyalSchards#2 By no means the finished article but definately, rapidly heading in the right direction. I don't see what the Adkins h8ers and season ticket refuseniks still have to moan about.
Please allow me to enlighten you
A thoroughly piss poor first season and a bit in charge of a Premiership squad he inherited (one that had earned his predecessor MOTM just a month before) and has only just begun to produce performances a level below that I could face watching.
Am I mightily relieved about this? Yes
Am I mightily relieved that FINALLY we are able to compete with the likes of "Parachute Free" Millwall at the right end of the table? Of course
Would I urge our new owners to slap £2m on the Millwall boardroom table by way of compensation in order to swap managers? Like a shot.
How exactly is Holloway a better manager?
Ian Holloway
1999-0 League 1 - Bristol Rovers 17th
2000-1 League 1 - Bristol Rovers 5th (PO Semis)
2001-2 League 1 - QPR - Relegated
2002-3 League 2 - QPR - Mid-table
2003-4 League 2 - QPR Promoted
2004-5 Champ’p - QPR - 11th
2005-6 Champ’p - Mid-Table, sent on gardening leave, finished 21st
2006-7 Promised to take new club Plymouth up to the Premiership. (That went well)
Nov 2007 Resigned. Became Leicester Manager
2007-8 Leicester Relegated. Holloway sacked.
2009-10 Leads Blackpool into Premiership after scraping into Play-Offs in 6th..
2010-11 Relegated
2011-12 Blackpool make POs. Win percentage at Blackpool was 37.8%
2012-13 Takes Crystal Palace up to Premiership via POs
2013-14 Palace manage 3 points in 8 games. Sacked
Overall win percentage 37.4%
Nigel Adkins
1993-94 Bangor, Champions, LoW
1994-95 Bangor, Champions, LoW
1996 Moved to Scunthorpe as Physio
November 2006 appointed Scunthorpe Caretaker Manager
2006-07 Wins promotion to Championship
2007-08 Scunthorpe Relegated.
2008-09 Promoted back to Championship via Play-Offs
2009-10 Finished 5 points clear of relegation
2010-11 Record number of clean sheets. promoted to Championship
2011-12 Promoted to Premiership in 2nd place
2012-13 Despite being in a reasonably safe premiership position was sacked
2012-13 26 March 2013 Joined Reading too late to save them from relegation
2013-14 Guided RFC to within a single goal of the POs
2014-15 Despite financial/ownership issues and a huge injury list W6 D1 L2 and into 6th in the Championship and still in the League Cup
Overall win Percentage 49.7%
by Zana Badawi » 17 Sep 2014 13:05
Ian Royalfloyd__streeteIan Royal We finished 7th by a goal last season despite having the financial rug pulled out from under us you plank. You talk like we were 19th.
**IAN ROYAL CLAPTRAP KLAXON**
Ian, you talk as if we somehow had a massive firesale in January
Admittedly we didn't strenghthen in January.....but there was plenty of resource thrown at it in the previous transfer window m8
Bad resource. Injury hit squad. Oh look, Adkins gets a window without his elbow jogged and it looks much better.
Tell me Floyd.
Did we or did we not finish 7th by a goal?
Did we or did we not fail to add players in a transfer window for the first time ever?
Did we or did we not have financial problems?
by floyd__streete » 17 Sep 2014 13:05
Ian Royal Bad resource. Injury hit squad. Oh look, Adkins gets a window without his elbow jogged and it looks much better.
Tell me Floyd.
Did we or did we not finish 7th by a goal?
Did we or did we not fail to add players in a transfer window for the first time ever?
Did we or did we not have financial problems?
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