harvey098
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Out of interest, who was your first choice?
Out of interest, who was your first choice?Must admit, I've been calling for him to go. However, I remember the way he brought us back from the depths of shite. He's an absolute legend. Here's hoping Lampard can take us to the next level. Not my first choice, but he's here. Let's get behind him!!
Thought it wasn't needed though personallyDoug’s sparring with Andy Turner is absolute gold
Probably would have had Eustace ahead of Lampard.Out of interest, who was your first choice?
Maybe not, we don’t know what’s gone on behind the scenes between them.Thought it wasn't needed though personally
it’s nice to have someone in charge whos a bit of a bastard though to be honest
I couldn’t even find a picture of Joy Sepalla to go on my dart board until about 4 years into their spell!With our last owners being so benign like?!
After watching that press conference I am cautiously optimistic. Speaks a good game certainly.
You called for the old manager to go, and I get your reasons but it was against what most fans wanted.Why? Nothing wrong with acknowledgement of achievement, but thinking that the time had come for a change.
Coventry’s a CityThey need to teach 90% of our fans who don't know the words first!
what have I’m missed, what’s DK said to Turner?Good to see Doug standing up to the local press really.
Turner and friends do my head in with their shameless click bait.
Nothing personal against CovTel or CWR but they'll be shown up by national press in the coming months.
Lampard is nobody's fool and has picked his horse as Doug has picked his jockey. Lets hope they have both picked a winner because if not the fans will have a big say in what they think of Doug if it falls on the 2nd lap. This season is not gone but its a free swing for Lampard and Doug..
If you want to know why it feels weird… take a look at football the last time we had a new Manager/Head Coach.Whilst I'll support him, something just doesn't feel right. It's weird, even when we were shit it felt right, this doesn't.
I think modern slavery 's is the current term?What gets me in particular about last season. How can a team have the bollocks to do what they did at Molineux, and even more so in 45 minutes against footballing giants at Wembley Stadium? Then bottle everything else since.
What is it he said I can’t rememberI’ve got the video clip of that, wish I could post it on here.
Hence the relatively short term contracts I supposeEvery new manager wants his own staff and players. It's one of the reasons it's so expensive getting on the managerial roundabout.
Give it a year or two, and we'll be doing this again with Frank's crew, imho.
Lots of people dislike changeWhilst I'll support him, something just doesn't feel right. It's weird, even when we were shit it felt right, this doesn't.
Woke nonsense appears to be acceptable when accusing someone of misogyny because they have the temerity to question the Performance Director’s performance.
There really isn't an anti Robins brigade.
What is it he said I can’t remember
Yes its weird seeing ambition & progression in action at Coventry City.Whilst I'll support him, something just doesn't feel right. It's weird, even when we were shit it felt right, this doesn't.
Yes its weird seeing ambition & progression in action at Coventry City.
Possibly you were comfortable being "shit" because that is what we have been since the arrival of J.H' Sky Blues. Average finishing place abt 7th /8th from bottom. Relegation battles , many.
Changing the losing indoctrinated culture of a football club takes some doing.
I have come to regard Doug King for trying.
WH we are done with "working" we want "winning".Sir. This is the Cov that I know and love for decades. Why change a working formula.
Hardly an insight is it. Most managers don’t last 2 years.Every new manager wants his own staff and players. It's one of the reasons it's so expensive getting on the managerial roundabout.
Give it a year or two, and we'll be doing this again with Frank's crew, imho.
Been doing some reading into Lampards tactics. He has played 433 but also played 523 at Everton. General consensus was that he always did enough to get team to where it needed to be I.e Derby play offs Everton avoid relegation. Seems generally to like progressive football but that does appear to leave his teams open to defensive frailties. I have a feeling we could end up like Keegans Newcastle so get strapped in for some end to end high scoring matches
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