Bristol City are a bit like Stoke. Supportive chairman, looks a good chance to build something, but also something obv wrong behind the scenes as so many managers can't fail so often.
Yeah but Hellball and all that?!?!
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That and the fact that the players know he probably won't be there in a few months, so they don't have to pay too much attention to whatever he does manage to say to them.
Fancy you to struggle today, the Brummies are quietly putting some decent results together and have a pretty formidable home record
Surprisingly perhaps, I don't feel too much concern about today, as barmy as that may sound.
Like this time last season tbf.
Almost like Robins is a good manager
And there you have it, the usual "Half of Hellball/Half of FuckingHellBall" as one of your posters succinctly put it. With the first half being our decent one, the second being the latter. And yep, Ayling continuing being involved in that defence goes a long way to seeing why.
Glad we lost you boys to the Prem and kept Brum in it, they haven't beaten us for years
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To have lost the plot you have to have had the plot in the first place
I'm surprised he hasn't mentioned his "CV" yet, or an award he won while managing in the Prem a good few years ago.
TBF to him he did brilliantly there the first time, you can't argue against that
Last five games..
Fair play to him for turning it around, he looked completely forlorn after they got pasted off Wolves at the end of last month
Yeah, an odd decision at face value but I guess Alexander has never managed at Championship level so that with his history there makes it an offer too good to turn down.
Burnley next for him, what division though,an exciting brand of football, not a criticism of the Canley lad though, good luck to him!
