Oh that would be something ....but really? Come on. Surely not?Don’t mind the special one at the WFCG.
Agreed he’s done OK but you know what I’m not bothered one way or the other whether we stick or twist that just about sums up the impression he’s made on me although it does seem the players like himOh that would be something ....but really? Come on. Surely not?
I think Nuno has done an OK job in difficult circumstances. No transfer window to speak of. I think we will have a better season next season. To all intents and purposes , we had a similar season to last with a much improved goal difference. I'd be disappointed to see him go unless it's for a guaranteed upgrade appointment
I would bet a phone call will be/ has been made at leastDon’t mind the special one at the WFCG.
Getting Mourinho in would be the fastest way of turning our Billionaire owner into a Millionaire ownerI would bet a phone call will be/ has been made at least
Would either be an Emery or a Rooney- possibly both over the time frame.
Can't see him settling for a club like us. He can still get a promising gig somewhere or a national team.
I didnt think he said anything we did not know.I've been critical of Nuno, and made quite clear that I've been unimpressed with his record. I'll admit to having softened in the last couple of weeks (despite being particularly pissed off post-Chelsea).
His interview with Colin Fray yesterday gave some much needed insight into the struggles and challenges he's faced, and there has been quite a lot of interesting talk on Forest Focus around Nuno being the right man or not. I've been swayed into thinking he probably does deserve a tilt at it with less turbulence than he's had this season.
He's also closed the season out with a bit of an upturn in results, and the main criticism has been that whilst we've looked good the points haven't reflected it. It's unfair to not give credit for taking an increase in points return when I've knocked him for it previously.
So it makes sense that now I've started to change my mind, he's going to end up sacked. I'm not about to start making a robust defence for the chap, but I've come round to giving him the benefit of the doubt.
I agree 100% and quite honestly I'm shocked by how many people seem fine with Nuno leaving in the Summer.I didnt think he said anything we did not know.
He could not form much of a bond with the players, well that was always going to be the case.
The players found it difficult to cope with the points deduction; that merely confirms the total lack of character and leadership in the side.
It would be total fucking lunacy to change now; he is a couple of players away from having a really decent side; bring someone new in and we end up with another fucking bomb squad it will take three seasons to off load.
We then end up selling the crown jewels to finance a season of total folly.
For me, it gave more of an insight into Nuno himself. Into what it had taken from him and the effort he's been giving. We all know about the points deduction, about the ref decisions and everything else. But that was probably the first interview where Nuno showed a more human side and the impact it had had on him at a more personal level. I don't know, I just felt far more honest and gave some empathy towards him, where his normal interviews are conducted with such a steadfast pokerface.I didnt think he said anything we did not know.
He could not form much of a bond with the players, well that was always going to be the case.
The players found it difficult to cope with the points deduction; that merely confirms the total lack of character and leadership in the side.
It would be total fucking lunacy to change now; he is a couple of players away from having a really decent side; bring someone new in and we end up with another fucking bomb squad it will take three seasons to off load.
We then end up selling the crown jewels to finance a season of total folly.
I doubt that would happen he would want champions league and we are decades from that - to be honest we should go for a carlos corboran perhaps - he worked for Oly don't know what his relationship was like at the end though.Olympiakos playing in the UEFA Europa Conference League Final vs Fiorentina on the 29th.
Olympiakos’ manager is José Luis Mendilibar.
Something to look at?
He started in August and was sacked mid-September. I can't imagine he's in a rush to work for EM again.I doubt that would happen he would want champions league and we are decades from that - to be honest we should go for a carlos corboran perhaps - he worked for Oly don't know what his relationship was like at the end though.
He achieved what was set out, i.e. EPL survival
I didnt think he said anything we did not know.
He could not form much of a bond with the players, well that was always going to be the case.
The players found it difficult to cope with the points deduction; that merely confirms the total lack of character and leadership in the side.
It would be total fucking lunacy to change now; he is a couple of players away from having a really decent side; bring someone new in and we end up with another fucking bomb squad it will take three seasons to off load.
We then end up selling the crown jewels to finance a season of total folly.