Ah. I see what was undoing me there. Thanks, Ian!Ian Royal wrote: 2nd tier 2 (larger Premier League = 24)
In my view both were the right fit for their respected clubs. I would argue the same with Bolton and Allardyce. I suspect when Coppell goes he will be a lot harder to replace than some may think. I hope to be proved wrong though.The 17 Bus wrote:Curbishley took the reigns at Charlton as joint manager in July 1991, the previous season they had finished 19th in the league pyramid. Having spent 4 years in the top league getting established.
Coppell took over a team that had never played at the top level, and a team that was argueably stale and needed rebuilding.
Both did a wonderful job, Curbishley less so after he moved to a bigger club.
We played better than Swansea are at the moment, but not especially like them, other than they CAN counter quickly with deadly wingers. We never used to have a patient passing build up (except under Burns where we didn't have any attacking prowess), we didn't play 4-5-1 (except under Pards with Fozzie, but very different system)Royal Lady wrote:We did used to play like Swansea are at the moment, imo.
Far more draws?Royalee wrote:Let Coppell go and bring in Martinez, far more excitement.
No, just more flair and excitement and probably more results long term given we have more resources than Swansea.Ian Royal wrote:Far more draws?Royalee wrote:Let Coppell go and bring in Martinez, far more excitement.
If we went up, I genuinely don't think any United youngsters would do us good.Samrfc01 wrote:I dont want Coppell to go but..
I wouldn't mind Darren Ferguson as a replacement
We'd get a few favours from Man Utd aswell... and possibly some off their youngsters...
I guess you are basing that on the extremely limited evidence of what Martinez has actually done so far ?Royalee wrote:No, just more flair and excitement and probably more results long term given we have more resources than Swansea.Ian Royal wrote:Far more draws?Royalee wrote:Let Coppell go and bring in Martinez, far more excitement.
Yeah right!! Reading, a club that struggled to attract players when in the Premier League, and you think we can do better and possibly get better than Welbeck?SCIAG wrote:If we went up, I genuinely don't think any United youngsters would do us good.Samrfc01 wrote:I dont want Coppell to go but..
I wouldn't mind Darren Ferguson as a replacement
We'd get a few favours from Man Utd aswell... and possibly some off their youngsters...
Maybe Welbeck, but we can do better, and permanently.
Royalee wrote:Let Coppell go and bring in Martinez, far more excitement.
Probably the same reasons Pardew went to West Ham - we're a bigger club than them with more resources and a bigger reputation.loyalroyal4life wrote:Royalee wrote:Let Coppell go and bring in Martinez, far more excitement.
what makes you think he would want to come to RFC
Are you saying that Welbeck, a player you have only heard of since he scored for Man United, is the best striker we could possibly sign in the event of promotion? Jay, I knew you had a reputation for basing your opinions on very little, but ffs!Deathy wrote:Yeah right!! Reading, a club that struggled to attract players when in the Premier League, and you think we can do better and possibly get better than Welbeck?SCIAG wrote:If we went up, I genuinely don't think any United youngsters would do us good.Samrfc01 wrote:I dont want Coppell to go but..
I wouldn't mind Darren Ferguson as a replacement
We'd get a few favours from Man Utd aswell... and possibly some off their youngsters...
Maybe Welbeck, but we can do better, and permanently.
ALOL.
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