Steve McClaren sacked as Newcastle United 'Head Coach' (Manager)

[ewerk 26229]

They were probably just returning the favour from when we did the same for them.

[rogerbarton 24]

If he gets another job he's going to take some shifting as the biggest fraud going.

[trooper 940]

He has a bit of history of returning to former clubs (Twente, Derby) thankfully we'll nevrr see him back here again

[Anorthernsoul 1221]

Fill your boots lads 

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/events/231210444828041/

 

 

Edited May 12, 2020 by Anorthernsoul

[Dr Gloom 19779]

who do you think you're kidding with that haircut? 

[Sonatine 9977]

Steve, how much fun did you have filming that Austin Powers film?

 

[Monkeys Fist 38676]

Steve. 
How has your win percentage gone up during lockdown? 

[Tdansmith 2093]

2 hours ago, Anorthernsoul said:

Fill your boots lads 

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/events/231210444828041/

 

 

..."then i did my Popeye impression and ashley gave me the job"

[ohhh_yeah 2765]

 

   

 

 

[aimaad22 3442]

Bloody hell  

 

Haven't seen too much of Ten Hag's teams tbh though he does seem highly rated. Not sure what to make of him with this though. Can they get Brucey alongside him and get a dream team going?

[Monkeys Fist 38676]

It’s probably because Schteve speaks fluent Dutchlish. 
 

 

[Andrew 4201]

McClaren has always been well regarded as a coach tbf, shite manager but that doesn't necessarily translate between the two roles. 

[ohhh_yeah 2765]

 

He knows how to get his message through.

 

 

 

 

[OTF 6134]

On 12/04/2017 at 18:33, rogerbarton said:

If he gets another job he's going to take some shifting as the biggest fraud going.

 

[Ayatollah Hermione 12756]

If I could be reincarnated with one super power, it would be the ability to fail upwards. McClaren somehow wrangling a job back at Man United after a decade of abject, embarrassing, failure. Football is ridiculous 

[Gemmill 34330]

I hope Ten Haag is an absolute fucking disaster for Man United. It would be great to see the fall even further back over the next few years. 

[Alex 30336]

5 hours ago, Andrew said:

McClaren has always been well regarded as a coach tbf, shite manager but that doesn't necessarily translate between the two roles. 

Aye, Brian Kidd springs to mind too. I think it’s quite telling, if true, about the state of things behind the scenes there if the next manager is already being told who he can and can’t have in terms of back room staff. 

[RobinRobin 9192]

34 minutes ago, Alex said:

Aye, Brian Kidd springs to mind too. I think it’s quite telling, if true, about the state of things behind the scenes there if the next manager is already being told who he can and can’t have in terms of back room staff. 

Although it may be wise to let him know just what an own goal Schteve would be.

[wykikitoon 16552]

The guff on the Beeb about Ten Haag been the first manager since Fergie others should fear blah blah.

Fuck off man.  He still has cunts like Maguire etc to contend with.  

[Alex 30336]

1 hour ago, wykikitoon said:

The guff on the Beeb about Ten Haag been the first manager since Fergie others should fear blah blah.

Fuck off man.  He still has cunts like Maguire etc to contend with.  

The media always blows smoke up their arse tbh. 

 

1 hour ago, RobinRobin said:

Although it may be wise to let him know just what an own goal Schteve would be.

He’s going to need someone to blame

[The Fish 8977]

No doubt ten Haag is a good coach, but I don't think Man United's issues are with the man picking the team. It's the men picking the transfer targets. Look at Man City and Liverpool. Yes, they've got excellent coaches, but their transfer record has been, on the whole, very good. Buying players that fit the ethos of the clubs. Sure those two clubs have made mistakes, but they've not been forced to field those mistakes every fucking game. 

 

Pogba, Ronaldo, Sancho are all good players, but they're just not performing at all. Chiefly, imo, because they're not capable of complimentary styles of play. 

[ewerk 26229]

Aye, the worrying thing is that his first act was to sack their two chief scouts.

[wykikitoon 16552]

25 minutes ago, The Fish said:

No doubt ten Haag is a good coach, but I don't think Man United's issues are with the man picking the team. It's the men picking the transfer targets. Look at Man City and Liverpool. Yes, they've got excellent coaches, but their transfer record has been, on the whole, very good. Buying players that fit the ethos of the clubs. Sure those two clubs have made mistakes, but they've not been forced to field those mistakes every fucking game. 

 

Pogba, Ronaldo, Sancho are all good players, but they're just not performing at all. Chiefly, imo, because they're not capable of complimentary styles of play. 

Wasn't Maguire an Ole sighing?  I.e not come from above?

[The Fish 8977]

34 minutes ago, wykikitoon said:

Wasn't Maguire an Ole sighing?  I.e not come from above?

I've no idea. But on paper he wasn't a terrible signing.

[wykikitoon 16552]

42 minutes ago, The Fish said:

I've no idea. But on paper he wasn't a terrible signing.

Agreed