Di Canio subs his keeper after 20 minutes! (1 Viewer)

The CableGuy · Sep 4, 2012

Swindon were 2-0 down at Preston when Di Canio subbed the keeper (who was at fault for the 1st goal, but who otherwise has been in great form according to Swindon fans).

After the game (which Swindon lost 4-0), Canio said:

“He is one of the worst players I have ever seen. There was no reason why I could not change him for a substitute.

“He was the worst player against Stoke in midweek but we won that game 4-3.

“Any player can make a mistake but it was his arrogance and ignorance that was the worst I have seen from a professional.

“Not as a person but as an athlete. If he does not say sorry to the fans, he will be out of my team. I don’t mind, these are my rules.

“Maybe he behaved like this because the window has closed. But an emergency loan is possible and I’m ready to bring in a goalkeeper.”

Would love to see Di Canio at the City just to kick some arse.

Otis · Sep 4, 2012

and destroy the dressing room.

WONDERLAMPS · Sep 4, 2012

Bit behind on this story also they lost 4-1

Grendel · Sep 4, 2012

Otis said:
and destroy the dressing room.

I'd rather have thorn back than him. Still carry on like that and they'll soon lose matches.

Otis · Sep 4, 2012

Yep. Telling a player he is the worst he has ever seen is hardly going to fill the lad with confidence is it.

Bet the squad is wondering who's going to be next in the firing line.

AlexJohnson93 · Sep 4, 2012

When he said he's the worst ever he means professionalism wise. The Keeper is incredibly arrogant and Di Canio feels this isn't warranted because he was the only manager that would take a chance on him. That and it's "League 1 not the Campions League"

kg82 · Sep 4, 2012

Either way, he goes around it the wrong way. Twice now he's had it out with a player in public, which it shouldn't be. Add to that, if you make a mistake as a keeper you have to get that mistake out your head instantly or that's it for the game. If the way that keeper does that is to act arrogant then so be it. To get substituted after 20 minutes for "tactical reasons" (*cough* bullshit) is going to knock his confidence too. I'd rather a keeper to be completely pissed at that decision than trudge off with his head down. All in all, my sympathy is with the keeper and Di Canio was wrong.

Nick · Sep 4, 2012

If he was our manager he wouldn't have enough subs.

wingy · Sep 4, 2012

Memories of Gould and Raddy Avramovich come to mind .This kind of thing can go either way,I'm not against it ,what better motivation for the rest of the team ,the fear of being hung out to dry in public ,certainly did'nt harm them last season when he had the same situation with Leon Clark.The buck stops with the manager ,he makes the calls ,how many managers have been undone by so called pro's including seniors letting them down ,a debate we've had on here in the last couple of weeks .

sw88 · Sep 4, 2012

Anyone hear his press conference afterwards regarding fans? I haven't heard it myself but he apparently said along the lines of 'if you don't agree with my ways, I'll personally refund your season ticket money and you can go and support Oxford'

He certainly knows how to make enemies. Think he's trying to upset the board so he gets sacked and we don't have to pay any compo

Otis · Sep 4, 2012

If he gets the job here maybe the crowds will increase with all the local BNP supporters starting to go up.

SkyBlue_Bear83 · Sep 4, 2012

The keeper was only 21 as well, I made this point on another thread but if that was a manager at Cov he would be accused of bullying the younger players. Remember the uproar after Bigi red card? Or when he was subbed after 45 mins at Ipswich

Also Di Canio is refusing to play the keeper until the player apologises

@richh87 · Sep 5, 2012

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7M5u2Wj9yg&feature=youtube_gdata_player

@richh87 · Sep 5, 2012

I'd rather all Di Canio's drama than the way our club is run. People like Baker, Bell and McSheffrey take the piss with lack of effort.

I like the message Di Canio sends out, 'I'm a winner, I'm going to the top. If you want to come with me then give it 100%; if not then piss off!'.

Would love him to be our Manager.

Otis · Sep 5, 2012

@richh87 said:
I'd rather all Di Canio's drama than the way our club is run. People like Baker, Bell and McSheffrey take the piss with lack of effort.

I like the message Di Canio sends out, 'I'm a winner, I'm going to the top. If you want to come with me then give it 100%; if not then piss off!'.

Would love him to be our Manager.

'I like the message Di Canio sends out, 'I'm a winner, I'm going to the top.'

You sure that's not 'I'm a fascist, I'm going to the top?'

Grendel · Sep 5, 2012

Otis said:
'I like the message Di Canio sends out, 'I'm a winner, I'm going to the top.'

You sure that's not 'I'm a fascist, I'm going to the top?'

Yes he's a serial nutcase.

As previously stated I'd prefer thorn at least he's harmless. If Di Canio came here I'd stop going.

Otis · Sep 5, 2012

A fascist but also a nutter, so if he came here he would probably put all the women called June in a concentration camp.

skybluedaze · Sep 5, 2012

Otis said:
and destroy the dressing room.

He certainly would. I can't stand him. He's a joke. Hope he gets the sack and crawls back under the stone from which he came. :jerkit:

@richh87 · Sep 5, 2012

Got Swindon promoted. Can't be that bad.

Grendel · Sep 22, 2013

@richh87 said:
I like the message Di Canio sends out, 'I'm a winner, I'm going to the top. If you want to come with me then give it 100%; if not then piss off!'.

Would love him to be our Manager.

Any more words of wisdom?

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