Craig Levein has won fook all as a player or as a manager
he put out some of the worst Scotland sides I've ever seen
he seems to have came forward these days and started giving his opinion on everything
Ultimately his wee wind ups last year won him a few fans.
Fvck Levein
4-6-0 ended any respect he has in the game outside of Hearts
He is the management equivalent of Chris Sutton’s punditry. Deliberately antagonistic and widely disliked
Read this earlier. Ivan may agree, he likes levein
I was reading a match report in the season we got to Seville, we lost 2-1 at Tynecastle which IMO cost us the league
and in the match report on the BBC website it said
'the first 20 minutes were fairly quiet, both sides failed to create a chance and they'd be more remembered for the over aggressive tackling by the home side'
some things never change with Hearts
Hearts have had some really good teams over the years - at other times not so good. They have always been a very physical team though.
Don’t think it’s the kind of thing that should be getting aired publicly. Sure it was Zach that said this seems to be Levein’s last hurrah, and he’s just saying whatever he feels like saying. This kinda backs that up.
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Ah yes... another day another of NNH’s tedious sharticles comprising of 95% copy and paste from the Daily Record.
It was from the Scottish sun.
If you would be so kind to point out the previous 7 days of Daily record copy and paste's I'd be eternally grateful.
Perhaps someone is trying to copy you Esc and create another account for me
He's no Liam Cooper. Should be due a Scotland call soon.
Heard a few things about that boy but haven't really seen him play Lubo.
Captain of the team top of the championship. Good in the air and with the ball at his feet likes to play it out from the back. Not afraid to get stuck in.
And would maintain the proud link between Scotland and Leeds United.
Let me get this right.
It’s now ok for managers to talk about other teams and their tactics again yes?
Just so we’re clear. 👍
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 26 minutes ago
Let me get this right.
It’s now ok for managers to talk about other teams and their tactics again yes?
Just so we’re clear. 👍
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Until Rodgers does it
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comment by JukeboxJunkie (U10162)
posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 26 minutes ago
Let me get this right.
It’s now ok for managers to talk about other teams and their tactics again yes?
Just so we’re clear. 👍
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Until Rodgers does it
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But Rodgers goes out of his way to say he never ever talks about other teams and their players, then quickly at every opportunity does just that
Big difference I'm sure even you could spot that with those damn blinkers of yours
So it only applies to Rodgers.. gotcha
Not entirely sure why United bothered with that statement. Absolutely unnecessary.
Did we ruin Souttar? No. However, I think he moved at the right time because he was not progressing with us and I think there were a variety of factors behind that.
One of those was the attitude of the player, who didn't seem to want to work hard on his game and wasn't progressing as he should have been.
However, this was coupled with what was generally accepted to be horrendous training practices at the club. Jackie and his staff basically let them do what they want and this is a big part of why Souttar failed to progress - he wasn't being drilled by a coaching team that was committed to helping him become the best player that he could be. He was allowed to swan around doing whatever and it showed in his performances and lack of fitness - something he himself alluded to shortly after he joined Hearts, where he talked about how hard they were worked in training compared to at United.
I should also mention the fans in this, who used to get on his back early and often, which obviously didn't help.
So no, we didn't ruin him, but we certainly didn't create an environment to allow him to progress as he should have.
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posted on 18/9/18
Craig Levein has won fook all as a player or as a manager
he put out some of the worst Scotland sides I've ever seen
he seems to have came forward these days and started giving his opinion on everything
posted on 18/9/18
Ultimately his wee wind ups last year won him a few fans.
posted on 18/9/18
Fvck Levein
4-6-0 ended any respect he has in the game outside of Hearts
He is the management equivalent of Chris Sutton’s punditry. Deliberately antagonistic and widely disliked
posted on 18/9/18
Read this earlier. Ivan may agree, he likes levein
posted on 18/9/18
I was reading a match report in the season we got to Seville, we lost 2-1 at Tynecastle which IMO cost us the league
and in the match report on the BBC website it said
'the first 20 minutes were fairly quiet, both sides failed to create a chance and they'd be more remembered for the over aggressive tackling by the home side'
some things never change with Hearts
posted on 18/9/18
Hearts have had some really good teams over the years - at other times not so good. They have always been a very physical team though.
posted on 18/9/18
Don’t think it’s the kind of thing that should be getting aired publicly. Sure it was Zach that said this seems to be Levein’s last hurrah, and he’s just saying whatever he feels like saying. This kinda backs that up.
posted on 18/9/18
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posted on 18/9/18
Ah yes... another day another of NNH’s tedious sharticles comprising of 95% copy and paste from the Daily Record.
posted on 18/9/18
It was from the Scottish sun.
If you would be so kind to point out the previous 7 days of Daily record copy and paste's I'd be eternally grateful.
Perhaps someone is trying to copy you Esc and create another account for me
posted on 18/9/18
He's no Liam Cooper. Should be due a Scotland call soon.
posted on 18/9/18
Heard a few things about that boy but haven't really seen him play Lubo.
posted on 18/9/18
Captain of the team top of the championship. Good in the air and with the ball at his feet likes to play it out from the back. Not afraid to get stuck in.
And would maintain the proud link between Scotland and Leeds United.
posted on 18/9/18
Let me get this right.
It’s now ok for managers to talk about other teams and their tactics again yes?
Just so we’re clear. 👍
posted on 18/9/18
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 26 minutes ago
Let me get this right.
It’s now ok for managers to talk about other teams and their tactics again yes?
Just so we’re clear. 👍
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Until Rodgers does it
posted on 18/9/18
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 18/9/18
comment by JukeboxJunkie (U10162)
posted 1 hour, 43 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 26 minutes ago
Let me get this right.
It’s now ok for managers to talk about other teams and their tactics again yes?
Just so we’re clear. 👍
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Until Rodgers does it
----------------------------------------------------------------------
But Rodgers goes out of his way to say he never ever talks about other teams and their players, then quickly at every opportunity does just that
Big difference I'm sure even you could spot that with those damn blinkers of yours
posted on 18/9/18
So it only applies to Rodgers.. gotcha
posted on 19/9/18
Not entirely sure why United bothered with that statement. Absolutely unnecessary.
Did we ruin Souttar? No. However, I think he moved at the right time because he was not progressing with us and I think there were a variety of factors behind that.
One of those was the attitude of the player, who didn't seem to want to work hard on his game and wasn't progressing as he should have been.
However, this was coupled with what was generally accepted to be horrendous training practices at the club. Jackie and his staff basically let them do what they want and this is a big part of why Souttar failed to progress - he wasn't being drilled by a coaching team that was committed to helping him become the best player that he could be. He was allowed to swan around doing whatever and it showed in his performances and lack of fitness - something he himself alluded to shortly after he joined Hearts, where he talked about how hard they were worked in training compared to at United.
I should also mention the fans in this, who used to get on his back early and often, which obviously didn't help.
So no, we didn't ruin him, but we certainly didn't create an environment to allow him to progress as he should have.
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