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A89M Streatham 21 Feb 24 10.02am
With Guehi and Olise leaving this summer, the recruitment needs to be on the money in order for Glasner to succeed. Hopefully, him and Dougie have aligned views on the type of players we need to fulfil the type of play Glasner wants. If, the replacements hit the ground running, with Wharton in the middle and Eze in front. I predict a successful season, a mid table finish and a cup run would be nice. However, the 'if' is huge as we are losing two of our most influential players.
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Streatham 21 Feb 24 10.02am

With Guehi and Olise leaving this summer, the recruitment needs to be on the money in order for Glasner to succeed. Hopefully, him and Dougie have aligned views on the type of players we need to fulfil the type of play Glasner wants.

If, the replacements hit the ground running, with Wharton in the middle and Eze in front. I predict a successful season, a mid table finish and a cup run would be nice. However, the 'if' is huge as we are losing two of our most influential players.

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silvertop Portishead 21 Feb 24 10.05am
Originally posted by Slimey Toad Err, regarding the WW2 gags, the gentleman is Austrian. Unless you think there is still is a deep-rooted affection for the Anschluss in Vienna. Despite what the Sound of Music might lead you to believe, National Socialism was greeted with greater warmth in Austria than in much of Germany. The resistance movement was nominal. Austrian troops happily fought beside the Wehrmacht and they were effectively interchangeable in terms of beliefs and objectives. PS Glasner is not a NAZI
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Portishead 21 Feb 24 10.05am

Originally posted by Slimey Toad

Err, regarding the WW2 gags, the gentleman is Austrian. Unless you think there is still is a deep-rooted affection for the Anschluss in Vienna.

Despite what the Sound of Music might lead you to believe, National Socialism was greeted with greater warmth in Austria than in much of Germany. The resistance movement was nominal. Austrian troops happily fought beside the Wehrmacht and they were effectively interchangeable in terms of beliefs and objectives.

PS Glasner is not a NAZI

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silvertop Portishead 21 Feb 24 10.06am
Originally posted by A89M With Guehi and Olise leaving this summer, the recruitment needs to be on the money in order for Glasner to succeed. Hopefully, him and Dougie have aligned views on the type of players we need to fulfil the type of play Glasner wants. If, the replacements hit the ground running, with Wharton in the middle and Eze in front. I predict a successful season, a mid table finish and a cup run would be nice. However, the 'if' is huge as we are losing two of our most influential players. Aha, a man who has inside knowledge of the transfer market. Please enlighten us.
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Portishead 21 Feb 24 10.06am

Originally posted by A89M

With Guehi and Olise leaving this summer, the recruitment needs to be on the money in order for Glasner to succeed. Hopefully, him and Dougie have aligned views on the type of players we need to fulfil the type of play Glasner wants.

Aha, a man who has inside knowledge of the transfer market. Please enlighten us.

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Pinkfluff1981 21 Feb 24 10.21am
I think first he will keep us up. But I think the real reason we went for him was to build next season when olise eze and geuhi go in the summer. I don’t want them to go but we could get good money for them and then build with the likes of Franca Wharton ahameda and ozoh. And the money we get from selling are best players we buy a striker. Potentially he sounds like a manager that could build a team and it would be great business for the club picking up big profit for olise eze and geuhi
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21 Feb 24 10.21am

I think first he will keep us up. But I think the real reason we went for him was to build next season when olise eze and geuhi go in the summer. I don’t want them to go but we could get good money for them and then build with the likes of Franca Wharton ahameda and ozoh. And the money we get from selling are best players we buy a striker. Potentially he sounds like a manager that could build a team and it would be great business for the club picking up big profit for olise eze and geuhi

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Hrolf The Ganger 21 Feb 24 10.32am
I'd be very happy to stay up for now. Next season, getting the squad to play to its full potential. Our stars need to be retained, unless they are hell bent on playing for another team. This will be more likely if we are heading up the table. How high we can go will depend on what we spend in the summer. I wouldn't be too optimistic about a big splash out. We just don't have the scope for that.
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I'd be very happy to stay up for now.

Next season, getting the squad to play to its full potential.

Our stars need to be retained, unless they are hell bent on playing for another team. This will be more likely if we are heading up the table. How high we can go will depend on what we spend in the summer.
I wouldn't be too optimistic about a big splash out. We just don't have the scope for that.

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Nicholas91 The Democratic Republic of Kent 21 Feb 24 10.34am
Originally posted by Pinkfluff1981 I think first he will keep us up. But I think the real reason we went for him was to build next season when olise eze and geuhi go in the summer. I don’t want them to go but we could get good money for them and then build with the likes of Franca Wharton ahameda and ozoh. And the money we get from selling are best players we buy a striker. Potentially he sounds like a manager that could build a team and it would be great business for the club picking up big profit for olise eze and geuhi Yeah that sounds feasible. I am hoping he does both: keep us up and in fantasy land builds a team that can 'push' as opposed to merely exist. On a separate note, with nothing more than a feeling from myself, I don't think Eze will go and is somewhat destined to follow a Wilf route. Great, great player but a bigger fish in a smaller pond. Too individualistic and perhaps not enough so to attract a 'bigger' home. Palace will accommodate him and build around him, I don't think any heavyweights would. Just my thoughts though. Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!
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The Democratic Republic of Kent 21 Feb 24 10.34am

Originally posted by Pinkfluff1981

Yeah that sounds feasible.

I am hoping he does both: keep us up and in fantasy land builds a team that can 'push' as opposed to merely exist. On a separate note, with nothing more than a feeling from myself, I don't think Eze will go and is somewhat destined to follow a Wilf route. Great, great player but a bigger fish in a smaller pond. Too individualistic and perhaps not enough so to attract a 'bigger' home. Palace will accommodate him and build around him, I don't think any heavyweights would. Just my thoughts though.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

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monkey Sittingbourne,but made in Bromley 21 Feb 24 11.25am
Originally posted by MrRobbo IMO the late goals aren't due to lack of fitness. Its mentality. The players are broken mentally, and are so desperate not to lose, that they forget what makes them a good team. Against Everton we sat deep immediately after the goal, that's not tiredness. If we sit and defend for the last 20 mins of every game we are likely to concede Although you make a good point and is probably part of it, you can visibly see us struggling late in games, basically we look knackered, and when you’re struggling physically, you lose that sharpness of mind and your concentration goes
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Sittingbourne,but made in Bromley 21 Feb 24 11.25am

Originally posted by MrRobbo

IMO the late goals aren't due to lack of fitness. Its mentality.

The players are broken mentally, and are so desperate not to lose, that they forget what makes them a good team. Against Everton we sat deep immediately after the goal, that's not tiredness. If we sit and defend for the last 20 mins of every game we are likely to concede

Although you make a good point and is probably part of it, you can visibly see us struggling late in games, basically we look knackered, and when you’re struggling physically, you lose that sharpness of mind and your concentration goes

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Lanzo-Ad Lanzarote 21 Feb 24 11.35am
Stay up whatever it takes, sell Olise and one of the CDs in the summer, 100m, keep the other CD, Doucoure and Eze, and buy 4/5 players that suite his style, get rid of Schlupp, Hughes, Jairo, Clyne and Tomkins, contracts up, give Ward one year extension. Keep Johnstone, and loan out Hendersen for a year to improve, get some Austrian keeper as second keeper “That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn
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Lanzarote 21 Feb 24 11.35am

Stay up whatever it takes, sell Olise and one of the CDs in the summer, 100m, keep the other CD, Doucoure and Eze, and buy 4/5 players that suite his style, get rid of Schlupp, Hughes, Jairo, Clyne and Tomkins, contracts up, give Ward one year extension. Keep Johnstone, and loan out Hendersen for a year to improve, get some Austrian keeper as second keeper

“That’s a joke son, I say, that’s a joke.” “Nice boy, but he’s sharp as a throw pillow.” “He’s so dumb he thinks a Mexican border pays rent” “ “Son… I say, son, some people are so narrow minded they can look through a keyhole with both eyes.”__ Forhorn Leghorn

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Painter Croydon 21 Feb 24 11.54am
Originally posted by Eaglehamster Basics: Fitness. Be prepared to play for 105 minutes. Possession. Don’t lose it stupidly, at throw ins for example. Cut down on the p1ss poor passing. Tactics: Don’t park the bus at 1-0. This is schoolboy stuff. More technical: investigate reasons for so many hamstrings going. Can the training be adjusted to improve it. If OG could do the above and add his own magic, Euros here we come. If it’s schoolboy stuff, why do clubs spend millions on managers and coaches, when they could have just go down to the local school to recruit. There is a little bit more to being a manager, than you think.
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Croydon 21 Feb 24 11.54am

Originally posted by Eaglehamster

Basics:
Fitness. Be prepared to play for 105 minutes.
Possession. Don’t lose it stupidly, at throw ins for example.
Cut down on the p1ss poor passing.
Tactics: Don’t park the bus at 1-0.

This is schoolboy stuff.

More technical: investigate reasons for so many hamstrings going. Can the training be adjusted to improve it.

If OG could do the above and add his own magic, Euros here we come.

If it’s schoolboy stuff, why do clubs spend millions on managers and coaches, when they could have just go down to the local school to recruit.

There is a little bit more to being a manager, than you think.

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Hannes Vienna 21 Feb 24 12.09pm
Originally posted by silvertop Despite what the Sound of Music might lead you to believe, National Socialism was greeted with greater warmth in Austria than in much of Germany. The resistance movement was nominal. Austrian troops happily fought beside the Wehrmacht and they were effectively interchangeable in terms of beliefs and objectives. PS Glasner is not a NAZI Despite what the "Deutsche Wochenschau" of those days might (and wanted) lead you to believe I personally would at least question, whether the number of Germans and Austrians who fought happily was much more than nominal. But thanks for screening OGs political background and your final verdict in your last sentence marked yellow which made me reliefed.
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Vienna 21 Feb 24 12.09pm

Originally posted by silvertop

PS Glasner is not a NAZI

Despite what the "Deutsche Wochenschau" of those days might (and wanted) lead you to believe I personally would at least question, whether the number of Germans and Austrians who fought happily was much more than nominal. But thanks for screening OGs political background and your final verdict in your last sentence marked yellow which made me reliefed.

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SurbsEagle 21 Feb 24 12.35pm
Realistically, he will keep us up this season. He would have had some guarantee's of money to spend in the summer, chances are that would be off the back of 1 or 2 of our major player sales. When he realises that we waste the majority of our transfer windows arguing over £5 with our potential purchases and he ends up with Wan-Bissaka on loan and a summer of unsuccessfully chasing Conor Gallagher - Glasner will walk and we will hire a well rested Roy Hodgson to steady the ship for a season. Rinse and repeat.
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21 Feb 24 12.35pm

Realistically, he will keep us up this season.
He would have had some guarantee's of money to spend in the summer, chances are that would be off the back of 1 or 2 of our major player sales.
When he realises that we waste the majority of our transfer windows arguing over £5 with our potential purchases and he ends up with Wan-Bissaka on loan and a summer of unsuccessfully chasing Conor Gallagher - Glasner will walk and we will hire a well rested Roy Hodgson to steady the ship for a season.

Rinse and repeat.

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The Yorkshire Eagle Great Ouseburn, N Yorkshire 21 Feb 24 12.44pm
Spooky or what...has anyone else noticed that OG’s previous role with F’furt are also The Eagles. Did it influence his or SP’s decision, I wonder? SP: “I see from your CV Ollie, you’ve managed Eagles before. The job is yours! “ So we can expect him to be loyal to the shirt....one hopes! Edited by The Yorkshire Eagle (21 Feb 2024 12.47pm) Edited by The Yorkshire Eagle (22 Feb 2024 6.51pm)
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Spooky or what...has anyone else noticed that OG’s previous role with F’furt are also The Eagles. Did it influence his or SP’s decision, I wonder?

SP: “I see from your CV Ollie, you’ve managed Eagles before. The job is yours! “

So we can expect him to be loyal to the shirt....one hopes!

Edited by The Yorkshire Eagle (21 Feb 2024 12.47pm)

Edited by The Yorkshire Eagle (22 Feb 2024 6.51pm)

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