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Ross Barkley had great potential but was dropped because of a mistake in one game at Blackburn while an English international, Jagielka, was making them nearly every game including giving penalties away, one versus Liverpool, he even tried him as a midfielder in one game, that worked out well, lasted the first half if I’m not mistaken.
Moyes will be more than likely be here next season if the owners put stability before progress— yet progress can be obtained quicker than stability with a manager who brings up to date ideas to the game rather than a stale manager with stale assistants or one who has come from two seasons with the U 18’s unless he has the football knowledge of Colin Harvey.
Don @77, what about our own old mate George McKane with Cosmic Blue Grooves in the Boardroom ?
1) Decisive — they assessed that the team performance and league position this season was unacceptable and acted.
2) Unsentimental — they sacked a manager who under-performed and didn’t once cite stability as a trade-off for his failure, despite him winning the league the year before.
3) Logical — they have a football strategy and hired a manager who fits (the same manager who plenty on here dismissed). TFG published a new strategy in December 2024 then hired a manager whose beliefs, decisions and actions are the exact opposite to their plans.
4) Clear-headed — no “happily dissatisfied” for the Redshite. If it’s not good enough, they change it.
The main positives on TFG is that they know how to run a business and they have a commercial mindset. On the football operations side, we need to see how the new appointees for Scouting and Recruitment, Academy, Transfers and Operations work out.
Big summer for TFG. If they bungle a second summer transfer window in succession, then the fans will turn on our invisible, uncommunicative and disconnected owners.
That’s the same fans who saw off the previous owner, chairman, board, and a succession of second-rate managers.