O'Neil In, Out and Shaking it all about

[Wilf Wolf]

I guess it depends how much we think we’d get for him. Without a deal lined up for a decent fee I’d keep him. The prospect of bringing a new RB in who subsequently struggles resulting in Doherty having to play is scary. In fact keep him however much we are offered!

 

[The Bear]

I was thinking Reece James might be worth a gamble as Chelsea need to sell, but just looked up his injury record.... 7 hamstring injuries in 4 seasons, and that's not withstanding a couple of knee injuries too. Probably best avoided really.

 

[Kenny]

I think transfer fee and wages would rule us out before even looking at his injury history

 

[MARKakaJIM]

I think transfer fee and wages would rule us out before even looking at his injury history

And him being one of the first names on their team sheet when he's fit.

 

[Tony Towner]

And him being one of the first names on their team sheet when he's fit.

And captain when he is

 

[lemonjelly]

But apart from that, would he be a good signing for us?

 

[Kenny]

Cheeky bid for TAA now they have his successor lined up?...

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

I was thinking Reece James might be worth a gamble as Chelsea need to sell, but just looked up his injury record.... 7 hamstring injuries in 4 seasons, and that's not withstanding a couple of knee injuries too. Probably best avoided really.

Bloody hell!

 

[Jabbawolf]

We should try to get Harry Kane to fill our number 9 vacancy too….

 

[Lycan]

Gary O'Neil tactics and style of play - The Coaches' Voice

Expert analysis of the tactics and style of play that has helped Gary O'Neil achieve success as manager of two Premier League clubs by age 40

www.coachesvoice.com

 

[Walshes Wolves]

How Gary O'Neil's homework transformed Matheus Cunha into realising his £44m price tag

Wolves seemed to have overpaid for the Brazil forward on last season's form but a change of manager has brought the best out of him

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[lemonjelly]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/c72g1eq3y8lo.amp

At 4-1 in the Chelsea game he clamped down on potential showboating.

 

[Johnny75]

Gary O'Neil tactics and style of play - The Coaches' Voice

Expert analysis of the tactics and style of play that has helped Gary O'Neil achieve success as manager of two Premier League clubs by age 40

www.coachesvoice.com

I like CV stuff usually but that's a lot of words to say nothing we don't already know. And disappointingly no new insight on movement off the ball in and out of possession. patterns of play in possession, defensive work rate, and most importantly his change over the season, which has been stark.

 

[Banjo]

I like CV stuff usually but that's a lot of words to say nothing we don't already know. And disappointingly no new insight on movement off the ball in and out of possession. patterns of play in possession, defensive work rate, and most importantly his change over the season, which has been stark.

I realised halfway through that I've read this article before - it's from 11 January.

 

[pavlosmacwolf]

I have said next to FA regarding GON on the forum up to now, but i am compelled to say, wether it was down to hobbs or not, we fell into a bucket of sbit, and came out whitewashed.
Not just for his mangerial style, but for the way he handles himself as a person.
When he speaks i want to listen, and there aint been that many managers over the years i csn say that about.

 

[Dire Wolf]

He definitely has a personality you can warm to.

 

[Haggstone]

I think we like him because he's winning games personally. Not sure his communication style would be quite so endearing if we were in the bottom three.

 

[Alan]

Winning cures all, of course, but you can win and still talk total shit. Gary at least doesn't do that.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Winning cures all, of course, but you can win and still talk total shit. Gary at least doesn't do that.

People don't care that much on the whole. Lage always talked incomprehensible babble but it never got widely scrutinised when we were robbing points (nor did the performances particularly, even though they were mostly rank and we were getting away with a hell of a lot).

We're the outliers as far as fans go in terms of rigorously going through everything. For a lot it really is as simple as win = everything is fine, lose = everything is shit.

 

[Alan]

People don't care that much on the whole. Lage always talked incomprehensible babble but it never got widely scrutinised when we were robbing points (nor did the performances particularly, even though they were mostly rank and we were getting away with a hell of a lot).

We're the outliers as far as fans go in terms of rigorously going through everything. For a lot it really is as simple as win = everything is fine, lose = everything is shit.

Sure, but equally even a cohort here (I think you count yourself amongst them) didn't drool over Nuno's PR. Not saying you necessarily should have done, to be clear.

I can't explain Lage at all; people are just fucking weird I guess.