BM has lost his marbles, you should see the post match interview with Eddie Gray - it was embarrassing and painful to watch. He's definitely lost his marbles. If you notice BM when things go wrong he seems to have 'marbles' in his mouth that he rolls around !!
At one stage he says it could have been a draw when they came back to 2-4 and that they deserved a draw - then Eddie Gray says 'do you think we deserved a draw' , BM says 'common be realistic at 0-4 down how could we deserve a draw', he's contradicting himself, no wonder he has lost the dressing room, all the players are confused - he changes the team just for fun thinking it might work, it is a real joke. He should have not come back after the sack last month, at least he would have kept some credibility, which is now lost in a hole somewhere !! We played better under his assistant(forgot his name)...when we beat Hudds.
Bm has lost the plot
posted on 12/3/14
Germany i do think its a collective thing i do
as i also thinks theres plenty of deadwood hanging round
but again the tactics and team selections and the negative style is whats killing us on the pitch
posted on 12/3/14
Mcdermott should start picking the right team,motivate the players and use the right tactics.All he appears to do now is play the upheaval off the field card.Let's get a few wins,scrape to the end of season with enough points,and then the big clearout can begin.It seems that the only person apart from us fans that really care about the club is Cellino.I hope to god he gets the club,and then we will see all the shirkers and shysters shown the door,and replaced by people that gets the passion and pride back..
posted on 12/3/14
KevT i really dont know where the next win is!
posted on 13/3/14
LUFCG, I have to disagree with a portion of your comments, just a portion mind
The players BM brought in were his own choices, he went after'em and signed'em up for a reason only beknown to BM it seems, cos the fans ain't got a clue any more..
Sorry, I meant to say with the exception of Gelding and Strawmaker, or was that haymaker, I'm confused; they seem to be the experts on all things Leeds.
Smith we can see why he signed him, what confuses us is, he scores goals and doesn't get full games.........that one is definitely food for thought.
Stewart, Kebe and the others sitting on bench or don't make the bench, why'd he buy'em and bring'em in if he ain't going to use'em, that's squandering LUFC money which we seem to need right now.
BM said he was after Kebe for a long time.
Irrespective of what's happening off field, BM and the players are professionals and should be acting as such, it's their choice not to, question is, WHY?
posted on 13/3/14
I have just again watched McDermott's press conference. And once again been astounded by what he has to say after the Reading game. We could have won the game 5-4 then later drawn 4-4. Why not be totally honest and say really how bad his team were.
In Eddie Grey's interview he said that the team were dire in the first half and could have been two or three goals down by half time.
The evidence is on the pitch we were awful in both games. As others have said this has been going on for a long time, way before any talk of a Take Over, which according to the management is the reason we have been playing so badly
Has the Take Over stopped us being able to pass the ball to a team mate, of course not.
With McDermott we have another Warnock, an exponent of lumping the ball forward. Again I say that never before have I called for the head of the manager. But this man is a busted flush and must go one way or another.
Do not feel too sorry for him, when he eventually leaves our club he will have a handy packet to tuck into his wallet.
posted on 13/3/14
His latest protestations that they can draw comfort from the way we played in the last half hour do seem to suggest that Mr McDermott is clutching at straws.
4-0 down one might suggest that an element of complacency had set in amongst the Reading camp hence the "remarkable comeback" (that actually wasn't a comeback).
It's all a bit desperate isn't it?
posted on 13/3/14
"It's all a bit desperate isn't it?"
Spot on, its been so desperate for so many years nobody knows what the other is doing!..
Luvr, everybody disagrees with everyone at some time, if they didn't than life would be a bore!.
Kebe, that'll be one of them "well he did brilliantly for me before, and I can rely on him doing a good job again!"..
Just this time it hasn't worked out the way he thought!..
Stewart, a youngster that he saw for the future, he was/is trying to build for the future, or at least that's what some thought!..
"Irrespective of what's happening off field, BM and the players are professionals and should be acting as such, it's their choice not to, question is, WHY?"
So, looking at the Udders game, and the players going public saying they did it for McD, then I'd put a big lump of blame on the player's, it odd how they produce one off if not their best game off the season when something like what did happened!..
Your right, they are all professionals!..
Carthorses comes to mind!.
They put the shirt on, and expect everybody to love them for it, nah, the days when love was dished out for the name on the shirt are long gone, if they want that love they should show the commitment and respect that shirt deserves!..
The sham is the players, but then, if someone else was paying your wages and you ain't to sure for how long, would you feel right in your work place!..
Lots of reasons for the crap, but I'd think that's a big enough reason on its own!..
posted on 13/3/14
magnsheba, you say:
Again I say that never before have I called for the head of the manager. But this man is a busted flush and must go one way or another.
You've done quite a u turn from telling people that BM needed to be given time eh?
comment by magnsheba (U19060)
posted on 19/1/14
H the Idiot, you really do live up to your name. Of course Brian needs time to get things right. I really believe people like you want everything to fail. You are not a true supporter so should go away and hide under a rock somewhere
posted on 13/3/14
Jonty, yes look at the date when I made that statement:
19th January, at that time I was ready to give the man a chance.
Since then I with a lot of other people have come to realize he simply cannot handle the job. When he first came in I really thought he was a manager who could take the club forward. But then again, as an employer, because I believe as supporters we are employers, have to evaluate what is put in front of us.
And what has been presented to us in the name of our team does not equate to value for money.
In any business when a group of people are not performing to the best of their ability, the blame goes to the head, to the manager. If he cannot find a way to turn things round then he falls and is replaced.
Of course we have a different situation here, still waiting to see if we get a new owner, and being in such dire straights, cannot afford to take the necessary action that a result of two wins in fifteen games warrants. We are as the saying goes, caught between a rock and a hard place.
That Jonty is why I had a U turn.
posted on 13/3/14
magn, we all change views as things change but maybe no need to call H an idiot for his point of view that you now support.