Bring Back BMJ.

ionman34 wrote:

Loughtonlegend wrote:i dont think we have done well in every department. our defence is woefull letting in 3 aganst wolves 3 aganst blackool 2 aganst stoke.

our defence and strikers where better last season.

also harry didnt rate bale. he said he was on verge of loaning him out before ekotto got injurd. so that was almost another kid that would of vanised again

do you really think harry the man to takes us the next level.
its going to be even harder next season

I don't know Lought, but I'm willing to give him the opportunity as he has showed enough to have me believing that, with the right buys, he CAN win the title in the next 2 years. A spell of draws hasn't changed my opinion of Harry on jot,

neither has the odd bad loss.




Ion you have to look at the things that went wrong you can't just look at the good "bits" if Harry does that then he will be deluding himself and we will not progress.
Which ever way you want to look at it this season in the premier was worse than last year. I know you have said many times that it was the strikers that cost us points and it is difficult to argue against that when you look at their record.

However I also think the midfield was dissapointing in the chances created so overall the team during the season has underperformed on last years form.

But in my opinion Harry has to stay and hope he has learnt from the mistakes of this year. You cannot keep changing managers every 2 years and think next is going to be better.

I've said from day one I'm not convinced Harry is up there with the great managers but we have to give him a chance and the players seem to like him also which is a bonus.

Mikey M



I keep referring you back to Fergie's early seasons and you keep ignoring it. The Utd fans were bleating about how he wasn't good enough and should be sacked, the Utd board ignored them.

The rest is History.

Your focus is entirely on the bits that went wrong, others will only focus on the bits that went right.

My focus is on the overall progression and he has advanced us and, like Jol, he's earned the right to show us he can go all the way.

VisionarySound wrote:Just to pour petrol on the fire guys & keep the debate going. Do you see 'arry still being with us in 5 years if the board give him the chance to do so ? Ole Red Nose was a lot younger then 'arry is now when he was bulding at Utd. There are also the not insignificant facts of tax evasion charges against him & the possibility of the England job after, should he emerge unsullied from the court case. There are also the unknown factors of resignation due to conflict or offers of other jobs. So do we think that even if given a minimum of 5 years to build 'arry would take it ?