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just leave things the way they are.the players are obviously responding to chris.before the game i thought the team selection was shite,along with most posters.we were wrong.maybe just maybe this man is the real deal..take a punt tony. give him a chance
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a message to you tony on 23:17 - Feb 10 with 5543 views
I agree with your sentiment, but I don't think he posts on here.
If only there were some medium we could use to communicate our thoughts to him, and vice-versa. Would be a glorious thing with no conceivable downside at all
[Post edited 10 Feb 2015 23:21]
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a message to you tony on 23:22 - Feb 10 with 5499 views
All you tweeters get on the case and start tweeting Tony to give the job to CR. Whilst you're at it could you ask him if he could spare a return flight and a match ticket for an old ExPat who lives in Brisbane.
Christ. Anyone would think we'd just won a cup final. Sunderland were poor and Rob Green won us the match. Great win but let's not start sucking Ramsey clean off just yet.
ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH MARTI THE REDEEMER WHO STRENGTHENS ME.
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a message to you tony on 00:08 - Feb 11 with 5346 views
Bluce-man for 30 minutes of that first half we were better than we've been since we beat Middlesborough, whenever that was. I know there have been other games where we've done well, but it's a long time since we've just murdered a team for most of a half AND got two goals out of it.
I know Wembley was the best day of last year and any year in recent times but that was a crystal meth-fueled smash and grab sort of thing.
The fingers of my memory were forced to fumble frantically in the darkness for my Rangers pride receptors.
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a message to you tony on 00:42 - Feb 11 with 5251 views
Ramsey has done well, but let's face facts - there has never been a successful black manager in the history of the premier league. Would be happy with him just as assistant due to this statistic.
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a message to you tony on 00:44 - Feb 11 with 5243 views
Personally. I think we need to keep our feet on the ground. I like Ramsey and it was a great win. We rode our luck at times, but the effort and commitment was in excess of what we have seen for some time. That said Ramsey is untested at this level and it is only one win. I'd certainly defer any decisions until after Hull but it seems a bit early to just commit to Ramsey.
As an aside TF's tweet before the game was at best poor timing and very unstabling before a big game. He would probably argue that it gave us the right outcome but he would say that....
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a message to you tony on 07:32 - Feb 11 with 4883 views
I'd reply properly but every time there's a poster called finesses they always turn out to be a bit of a knob. Be happy with him as a lurker but not as a poster due to this statistic.
If not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled. PG Wodehouse
We definitely rode our luck second half and if they had scored one our confidence would have collapsed and we could very easily have gone on to lose. The Doughty substitution was inspired but how many of you would have been reaching for your pitchforks for bringing on SWP and then losing the game
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a message to you tony on 09:22 - Feb 11 with 4676 views
It's not about getting carried away. CR is very open about the limitations of the managerial magic wand. I think that giving him the 13 games though now seems like the safest option. It would give us time to make the managerial appointment whoever it is.
No going starry eyed over a guy who has been in charge for 2 games, it's just that we don't look like we're in disarray; the fight in the team looks to have improved and we're going to stay up or go down by bloody fine margins this season........ another appointment, even if it's someone who'd be great next season, might just do more harm than good in the short term.
‘morbid curiosity about where this is all going’
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