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Well it’s more Farke has no problem getting them promoted so they need someone who can keep clubs in the top flight. Which Robins has never attempted
I don't see itwould be that strange an appointment. They like to go for managers with a previous profile of sorts - Alex Neil was hardly a manager with a massive track record, Chris Hughton got the job from upper reaches of the Championship. Farke's the exception if anything, but he too has a track record before getting the Norwich gig, but not a high profile one.
Or a project for a manager to come and lead over a few years to improve everything at the club. Still think it would be strangeWell it’s more Farke has no problem getting them promoted so they need someone who can keep clubs in the top flight. Which Robins has never attempted
Or a project
Yep bloomin bizarreAlso , when you consider that a poster on here says everybody in Norwich is talking about Mark robins ... then you look on their fans forum and see no Norwich fans talking about mark robins .
One can conclude people have a bad habit of talking wet.
Right , weekend league time
Also , when you consider that a poster on here says everybody in Norwich is talking about Mark robins ... then you look on their fans forum and see no Norwich fans talking about mark robins .
One can conclude people have a bad habit of talking wet.
Right , weekend league time
Perfect itk storyI mean , I think it's worth having a go with robins , can overachieve on a budget .
But for such a big job , in the world's biggest league , and after talking for a week , and with everybody in norwich talking about robins ... there's fuck all to be seen anywhere
Perfect itk story
I guess we’ll see soon enough in that case. Seems like a big risk to go for someone with no top flight experience
Robins jumped before, and got burned and had to start again in League 2. If he went this season, and they went down the pressure would be huge on him next season, and there won't be much patience. If he was then sacked, he's not going to be pick up a championship job very easily, and will need to go back to League 1. Also if they are looking for someone to keep them up this year, would they turn to a manager who has never managed at Premiership level?
There is no pressure on a new manager to keep them up, the club and supporters are pretty much resigned to going down.I guess we’ll see soon enough in that case. Seems like a big risk to go for someone with no top flight experience
*Always check an "ITK," poster's history, just in case they're on the wind up...
There is no pressure on a new manager to keep them up, the club and supporters are pretty much resigned to going down.
"We should feel grateful we are under pressure because the alternative is the Championship, where no one cares. Who is fifth in the Championship now? No one cares," Webber added.
I made up the Bristol Rovers bit.Bizarre to make these things up, what goes on in people’s head lol
I sensed the wind up at “CCFC B team”I made up the Bristol Rovers bit.
what went through my head was “ill just stir the pot a bit”
I mean Sunderland have better chance of winning a play off final than Norwich playing premier league football next seasonWe have more chance of being in the Premier League next season than they have.
What fucks me off about Norwich is that they don’t even try and stay up, happy just to yo-yo. Boring cunts!We have more chance of being in the Premier League next season than they have.
What fucks me off about Norwich is that they don’t even try and stay up, happy just to yo-yo. Boring cunts!
What fucks me off about Norwich is that they don’t even try and stay up, happy just to yo-yo. Boring cunts!
The problem in all truth with going down, and trying to come back up again is eventually you will come unstuck. Surely the goal is to try and stay in the top flight. There are no guarantees of getting back should you go down.
They just keep banking the money but never improving I would say they are actually worse this time, it’s suits the other prem clubs as they don’t have to pay all the parachute money and get to share that amongst themselves.
They’ve released their accounts and spent 50 odd million in the summer rising to over £70m if they say up. Norwich did sell Buendia for £34m and are £20m + still in profit. Farke not under pressure allegedly after the sporting director (Webber) spoke mid week.
Why have they frozen him out? Was he pushing for a move?Looking at their signings, none look convincing and Cantwell isn’t going to be up to much in the Premier League. I think they’ve frozen him out and he’s in the 23s
Why have they frozen him out? Was he pushing for a move?
There is a difference between being 'not injured' and being ready for a game at this top level. You can't turn up at a Premier League game at 98%
Todd is not 18 anymore. The rules are clear for every player. You have to be fully fit, mentally prepared and deliver on the training pitch. It's quite easy. The standard and levels are the same for every player. It's not that difficult
I disagree with that (being worse). Despite how they've started this season, they were better last season than any of the teams in The Championship this season. They haven't got rid of many of their better players (Aarons, Cantwell are two off the top of my head), They are almost guaranteed to go up next season if/when relegated. I think that is clever safeguarding of their club. Better to do that than a Sunderland/Stoke and saddle yourself with years of pain through reckless spending.
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