The New Manager Thread

[Reece]

No I'm being discriminated against, pure and simple. It's the same as telling me to stop commenting on this again, and from a pure principled viewpoint I'm not going to let you on that.

Okay well we'll see how that works out for you.

But bearing in mind other users have had bans before for continuously and tediously arguing the same points over and over again, then they might argue that actually, so far, you've not been discriminated against in the slightest.

Besides, you're making out like it's just me having a go at you, when I can guarantee you all the other mods feel exactly the same way I do.

[Guest]

I think if you went to Ballot/Poll the results would say different

I don't need a ballot poll I don't give a flying **** what people think, I'm entitled to argue my case.

Okay well we'll see how that works out for you.

But bearing in mind other users have had bans before for continuously and tediously arguing the same points over and over again, then they might argue that actually, so far, you've not been discriminated against in the slightest.

Besides, you're making out like it's just me having a go at you, when I can guarantee you all the other mods feel exactly the same way I do.

Oh, I haven't been fighting my own corner, I know full well that there are other people in the same category of which I also feel they've been unfairly treated. Doesn't make any difference what the other mods think, doesn't make the slightest difference to me.

I'll say it again, even if it's repetitive. Either you kill a thread which will invite debating on both sides, repetitive or not, or you just put up with it and moderate when there are clear breach of rules, such as insults and the likes. I don't see anything in the rules which prevent 'repetitive arguments'.

[Kenneth]

I don't need a ballot poll I don't give a flying **** what people think, I'm entitled to argue my case.



Oh, I haven't been fighting my own corner, I know full well that there are other people in the same category of which I also feel they've been unfairly treated. Doesn't make any difference what the other mods think, doesn't make the slightest difference to me.

I'll say it again, even if it's repetitive. Either you kill a thread which will invite debating on both sides, repetitive or not, or you just put up with it and moderate when there are clear breach of rules, such as insults and the likes. I don't see anything in the rules which prevent 'repetitive arguments'.

I have some sympathy with that. But repetitive 'insults and the likes' certainly brings a need for modding.

[Vermilion]

yes but facts also back up that mourinho does it better though!!! ( many other reasons dictate that so lets not go there )

I just hope that Rafa proves worthy of yr backing next season as its obvious he is staying.

I have my doubts but will support him 150% still like the man and hope he can prove all his critics wrong.

Not sure they do, different circumstances, different clubs, different finances, different situations all round really.

oops...really did'nt want to add to the arg... debate....i'm going now. .

[Guest]

I have some sympathy with that. But repetitive 'insults and the likes' certainly brings a need for modding.

There's no rules for it, it's just something that some people have complained about. I can't see what's repetitive in what I've said in the last page of this thread. I've just replied to Craig.

[Reece]

There's no rules for it, it's just something that some people have complained about. I can't see what's repetitive in what I've said in the last page of this thread. I've just replied to Craig.

If you look back I actually tried to get my repetitive point in BEFORE it got so, as I could see where it was going.

Anyway I've said my part. If you're not happy with how the modding is applied, then I suggest you take it up with one of the Admins (who happen to also agree with us)

[red g]

Not sure they do, different circumstances, different clubs, different finances, different situations all round really.

oops...really did'nt want to add to the arg... debate....i'm going now. .

actually going to agree hence why i said "( many other reasons dictate that so lets not go there )"

fact is Mourinho more trophies.......but reality is many reasons for this!!.......including being a better manager

stoke that fire

[Frenchie]

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[Vermilion]

actually going to agree hence why i said "( many other reasons dictate that so lets not go there )"

fact is Mourinho more trophies.......but reality is many reasons for this!!.......including being a better manager

stoke that fire

Aye, but those "many other reasons" you talk of must be taken into consideration when you also say "facts are Maureen does it better", and by taking those "many other reasons" into account it then imo dilutes your argument that the "facts are Maureen does it better" and that "he's a better manager", which he blatantly isn't, due to lets say......many other reasons.

He just chooses the easy jobs...where he's guarenteed lots of dosh....hence why he choose Chelsea over us.

ahhh, that fire is burning well now... feel that heat

However, saying that.. i have to agree with Frenchies post above...

[red g]

Aye, but those "many other reasons" you talk of must be taken into consideration when you also say "facts are Maureen does it better", and by taking those "many other reasons" into account it then imo dilutes your argument that the "facts are Maureen does it better" and that "he's a better manager", which he blatantly isn't, due to lets say......many other reasons.

He just chooses the easy jobs...where he's guarenteed lots of dosh....hence why he choose Chelsea over us.

ahhh, that fire is burning well now... feel that heat

However, saying that.. i have to agree with Frenchies post above...

yes mate agree and lets draw a line under it Rafa is a nicer guy and Maureen is a better manager?

I really hope Rafa makes a few on here eat our words, would love him to be succesful here.

[Tee]

Well, I have to say that all said and done, I take my hat off to Rafa who has at least had the cojones to come out and say he is committed to us. Wish a few of our 'stars' followed that example.

[red g]

Well, I have to say that all said and done, I take my hat off to Rafa who has at least had the cojones to come out and say he is committed to us. Wish a few of our 'stars' followed that example.

credit where credit is due!!! He is committed for sure.

[pezzzer]

im kind of thinking now that if rafa's staying then there must be a quick sale on the cards.

from whats been quoted rafa doesnt think he can win us the league without fresh investment, ergo he cant do the job we demand, so the fact he is staying may meen a brighter future!

[vonk]

im kind of thinking now that if rafa's staying then there must be a quick sale on the cards.

from whats been quoted rafa doesnt think he can win us the league without fresh investment, ergo he cant do the job we demand, so the fact he is staying may meen a brighter future!

His Juve job fell through and so he has no intention of resigning without a pay off. Saying that he is staying is him trying to force the boards hand. Don't think it has anything to do with investment imo, but I hope I'm wrong.

[nebbers]

Don't know on the manager role but tell you one thing - Carra should definitely be given a formal coaching role in the near future.