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cup of tea" wrote: ↑03 Jan 2026, 15:56 Need Carrick in by the time the Forest game comes around. Best case scenario for the championship with his playing credentials and managing in that league.
agree one hundred percent now. We should be planning for life in the championship and Nuno needs fucking off sharpish.
If he cant sell up then at least Sullivan has to stop shipping in the managerial oddbins if he wants to break this cycle of failure. Carrick is now ideal.
If he cant sell up then at least Sullivan has to stop shipping in the managerial oddbins if he wants to break this cycle of failure. Carrick is now ideal.
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Need Carrick in by the time the Forest game comes around. Best case scenario for the championship with his playing credentials and managing in that league.
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Don't no what more evidence anyone needs to realise what a hopeless wanker this twat is. He's been taking us down for a while now and needs the boot pronto.
Long shot but I'd first give Maresca a bell to see if he fancied coming back to the Club as the best available (but doubt he would), then it's 1 of either Carrick or Bilic. Enough is enough now, although I fesr it could already be too late with games fast running out. I said ditch the useless cսnt before the Fulham game with a week to prepare for highly important fixtures but oh no, on we limped like stupid dickheads...
Long shot but I'd first give Maresca a bell to see if he fancied coming back to the Club as the best available (but doubt he would), then it's 1 of either Carrick or Bilic. Enough is enough now, although I fesr it could already be too late with games fast running out. I said ditch the useless cսnt before the Fulham game with a week to prepare for highly important fixtures but oh no, on we limped like stupid dickheads...
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You’ve gotta be one almighty clueless cսnt to do a worse job than Potter with the same players
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Billy Blagg" wrote: ↑02 Jan 2026, 17:32BoleynGone wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 05:11 Billy
You're not even funny some other joker said similar a few posts before.
You can fuck off.
Not sure why I need to fuck off. I've been here since 1998 so how about you go somewhere else? I wasn't being funny. Nuno has been left with what that useless lump Potter left him. He'll get us out of trouble and given a window will sort out the problems. Even if we were to go down - he's the best chance of getting us back quickly.
No chance. Nuno is clearly worse than Potter. If we lose today he’ll have half of Potter’s win ratio.
There isn’t a single thing that you can point to, to back up your claim.
There isn’t a single thing that you can point to, to back up your claim.
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I've been here since 1998 too,what difference that makes I've no idea.
He's a PL manager who should have been watching us especially in his his last game at Forest which he lost badly.
Watch and learn. You've been impressed with his tactics,subs and game management 3 defensive subs to keep the game at 2-2 when we need to win.
Yeah keep Nuno,by the end of Jan we'll be out the FA Cup,relegated unless he goes against everything he's done so far,can you see this.
He's a PL manager who should have been watching us especially in his his last game at Forest which he lost badly.
Watch and learn. You've been impressed with his tactics,subs and game management 3 defensive subs to keep the game at 2-2 when we need to win.
Yeah keep Nuno,by the end of Jan we'll be out the FA Cup,relegated unless he goes against everything he's done so far,can you see this.
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BoleynGone wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 05:11 Billy
You're not even funny some other joker said similar a few posts before.
You can fuck off.
Not sure why I need to fuck off. I've been here since 1998 so how about you go somewhere else? I wasn't being funny. Nuno has been left with what that useless lump Potter left him. He'll get us out of trouble and given a window will sort out the problems. Even if we were to go down - he's the best chance of getting us back quickly.
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eusebiovic wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 12:56 In the end we are paying dearly for sacking Lopetegui.
It was grim regularly getting thrashed by 3-4 goals but he would've easily kept us up despite the white knuckle ride nature of his tenure.
Potter is a legend in his own lunchbreak - ultimately that is what has got us in the state we're in now.
A costly mistake.
'Loser Lop' is certainly looking like a managerial genius with his 30% win ration compared to Potter's 20% and Nuno's 14%.
But don't forget, 'loser Lop' left us with Kilman and Guildo Rodriguez FFS.
But don't forget, 'loser Lop' left us with Kilman and Guildo Rodriguez FFS.
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In the end we are paying dearly for sacking Lopetegui.
It was grim regularly getting thrashed by 3-4 goals but he would've easily kept us up despite the white knuckle ride nature of his tenure.
Potter is a legend in his own lunchbreak - ultimately that is what has got us in the state we're in now.
A costly mistake.
It was grim regularly getting thrashed by 3-4 goals but he would've easily kept us up despite the white knuckle ride nature of his tenure.
Potter is a legend in his own lunchbreak - ultimately that is what has got us in the state we're in now.
A costly mistake.
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Massive Attack" wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 09:47 14% win rate. He's going down as one of, if not the worst manager we've had.
This graph as another indicator was before last night's game..
Thanks for that Massive son, I had no idea how shit we'd been before you shared that or the many things you've shared before saying the same, is it a while since we've won
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boleyn8420 wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 12:05 The delusional useless twat even thought the rugby tackle that that other useless cսnt Paqueta did wasn't a penalty! FFS, get rid now. Brighton equalise and what is this cսnt's masterstroke in a game we must win, take Wilson off! What an unutterable cսnt Nuno is. I think he is actively trying to get sacked and a payoff, just look at his line-ups and subs and anything at all he does and it just screams deliberate sabotage in trying to win games. SACK NOW.
Is this your first ever post without mentioning the u21's?
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A 14% win rate is just embarrassing. I wouldn't be at all surprised if Wolves turn us over on Saturday. After all, this chump hasn't won any of his previous seven away games as our manager.
Eighth time lucky?
Eighth time lucky?
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The delusional useless twat even thought the rugby tackle that that other useless cսnt Paqueta did wasn't a penalty! FFS, get rid now. Brighton equalise and what is this cսnt's masterstroke in a game we must win, take Wilson off! What an unutterable cսnt Nuno is. I think he is actively trying to get sacked and a payoff, just look at his line-ups and subs and anything at all he does and it just screams deliberate sabotage in trying to win games. SACK NOW.
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Massive Attack" wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 09:47 14% win rate. He's going down as one of, if not the worst manager we've had.
This graph as another indicator was before last night's game..
Isn't data on this site supposed to show Moyes is our worst manager, not our best? Data has 'be careful what you wish for' written all over it.
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BoleynGone wrote: ↑31 Dec 2025, 10:26 Sir Alf,
I've never rated Robson as a coach.
Most of the best u21 teams were without him.
Last season he was quite poor and when he went to help Moyes out the u21's improved,he nearly helped relagate us with Moyes.
Potts and the others stayed with the U21's and vastly improved them. This year without him in charge again they have vastly improved.
I suspect he agrees with Nuno in virtually everything. You can't have this. I reckon he nodded when he saw the Leeds/Brentford line up's.
The worst thing about last night was Forest losing as now Nuno has those 2 games to catch up.
2 more must win games.
I see Forest and Dyche going full on low block the next 2 games.
Even if we beat Wolves the Forest game is a 6 pointer.
Crackhead should go now because if he is given the window we will be down.
He just won't be able to win 7 games under him , we can't win at all. Forest will pick up points and wins.
Replace him with Wilford Nancy, your preferred choice
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Sir Alf,
I've never rated Robson as a coach.
Most of the best u21 teams were without him.
Last season he was quite poor and when he went to help Moyes out the u21's improved,he nearly helped relagate us with Moyes.
Potts and the others stayed with the U21's and vastly improved them. This year without him in charge again they have vastly improved.
I suspect he agrees with Nuno in virtually everything. You can't have this. I reckon he nodded when he saw the Leeds/Brentford line up's.
The worst thing about last night was Forest losing as now Nuno has those 2 games to catch up.
2 more must win games.
I see Forest and Dyche going full on low block the next 2 games.
Even if we beat Wolves the Forest game is a 6 pointer.
Crackhead should go now because if he is given the window we will be down.
He just won't be able to win 7 games under him , we can't win at all. Forest will pick up points and wins.
I've never rated Robson as a coach.
Most of the best u21 teams were without him.
Last season he was quite poor and when he went to help Moyes out the u21's improved,he nearly helped relagate us with Moyes.
Potts and the others stayed with the U21's and vastly improved them. This year without him in charge again they have vastly improved.
I suspect he agrees with Nuno in virtually everything. You can't have this. I reckon he nodded when he saw the Leeds/Brentford line up's.
The worst thing about last night was Forest losing as now Nuno has those 2 games to catch up.
2 more must win games.
I see Forest and Dyche going full on low block the next 2 games.
Even if we beat Wolves the Forest game is a 6 pointer.
Crackhead should go now because if he is given the window we will be down.
He just won't be able to win 7 games under him , we can't win at all. Forest will pick up points and wins.
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Does seem like a lot of managers, Nuno relied on his backroom staff for tactical nous. Now he has to listen to Mark Robson or Potts’s Dad.
Seem a lot over the years. The great Cloughie never got anywhere near the success he has when Peter Taylor was his assistant. Same with Moyes, fell apart without Alan Irvine. Irvine rejoined him last season at Everton and low and behold things looking up. These assistants are typically the tracksuits on the training pitches and communicating the tactics, drilling the players. A good backroom team is critical. We have our youth team and U21 coaches. Good West Ham men but probably no substitute for the Nuno back room experience. Was it Sullivan refusing to pay for his team after the cost of Loppy and Potters coaches?
Seem a lot over the years. The great Cloughie never got anywhere near the success he has when Peter Taylor was his assistant. Same with Moyes, fell apart without Alan Irvine. Irvine rejoined him last season at Everton and low and behold things looking up. These assistants are typically the tracksuits on the training pitches and communicating the tactics, drilling the players. A good backroom team is critical. We have our youth team and U21 coaches. Good West Ham men but probably no substitute for the Nuno back room experience. Was it Sullivan refusing to pay for his team after the cost of Loppy and Potters coaches?
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14% win rate. He's going down as one of, if not the worst manager we've had.
This graph as another indicator was before last night's game..
This graph as another indicator was before last night's game..
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We were naturally all optimistic when Nuno came in. Mainly because he has a bit more about him than Potter when talking and let’s be honest Potter was fucking dull and his performances matched. In reality though Nuno seems chaotic and without his backroom staff clearly lacks tactical nouse of any kind.
as long as he persists with these wacky decisions we will go down for sure.
oh and what the fuck is he watching with Kilman that we’re not seeing? He is the worst centre back I’ve seen at this club for some time. He is scared of the football, slow, can’t pass the ball, can’t head the ball and rarely makes a tackle. He is one of the main reasons we concede so many goals.
as long as he persists with these wacky decisions we will go down for sure.
oh and what the fuck is he watching with Kilman that we’re not seeing? He is the worst centre back I’ve seen at this club for some time. He is scared of the football, slow, can’t pass the ball, can’t head the ball and rarely makes a tackle. He is one of the main reasons we concede so many goals.
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aldgate wrote: ↑30 Dec 2025, 23:00 Nuno is an average premier league manager doing obvious things with a poor squad which will see us relegated. Do something different- leave 1/2 up from corners, play on the front foot and look forward rather than back when passing. I’d rather we went down fighting rather than this weak surrender. Brighton looked most likely to win it at our place when we are desperate for 3 points. It’s just embarrassing when you consider the money involved
He is a very below average premier manager.
