Graham Kavanagh SOS

Come home Kav..and make us proud again

car park guy?

A guy whose failing in League One in his first job is the saviour to a guy who has managed a Europa League side

I loves Kav but I dont think he's quite ready yet.

Obviously wouldn't be the right choice. But anything would be better than a motionless plank stood in the technical area. Not one have I seen Ole screaming at his players like a manager should.

Obviously wouldn't be the right choice. But anything would be better than a motionless plank stood in the technical area. Not one have I seen Ole screaming at his players like a manager should.

I have, a load of times on MOTD actually.

Obviously wouldn't be the right choice. But anything would be better than a motionless plank stood in the technical area. Not one have I seen Ole screaming at his players like a manager should.

Obviously wouldn't be the right choice. But anything would be better than a motionless plank stood in the technical area. Not one have I seen Ole screaming at his players like a manager should.

Agree Ned...

Obviously wouldn't be the right choice. But anything would be better than a motionless plank stood in the technical area. Not one have I seen Ole screaming at his players like a manager should.

shouting and waving your arms around just dont do it for me.....now and again your bound to get worked up..but overall if your manager spends 90 mins jumping around waving his arms screaming, he is missing far more than he is picking up on........its a sure sign of being out of his depth...........

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Certainly helps when a manager is giving his team a verbal kick up the arse. Against Palace I noticed it mainly. After defending we'd get the ball and instead of breaking forward with pace we'd just walk with the ball and look for Medel. In that situation Ole should be cps creaming at his players getting them up the pitch, full backs in particular. Either poor tactics or lack of urgency. Lame lies solely on Ole for that

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Certainly helps when a manager is giving his team a verbal kick up the arse. Against Palace I noticed it mainly. After defending we'd get the ball and instead of breaking forward with pace we'd just walk with the ball and look for Medel. In that situation Ole should be cps creaming at his players getting them up the pitch, full backs in particular. Either poor tactics or lack of urgency. Lame lies solely on Ole for that

There is a lot more to managing than prowling the touchline 24/7.

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Certainly helps when a manager is giving his team a verbal kick up the arse. Against Palace I noticed it mainly. After defending we'd get the ball and instead of breaking forward with pace we'd just walk with the ball and look for Medel. In that situation Ole should be cps creaming at his players getting them up the pitch, full backs in particular. Either poor tactics or lack of urgency. Lame lies solely on Ole for that

There is a lot more to managing than prowling the touchline 24/7.

Unfortunately Dando, fans want to see Milky get mad at a decision and walk down the tunnel and watch a replay in a strop even though he can't change anything

Graham Kavanagh SOS........Here f*cking here pal here here

Graham Kavanagh SOS........Here f*cking here pal here here

You do realise he lost 6-1 on the weekend?

A guy whose failing in League One in his first job is the saviour to a guy who has managed a Europa League side

Harsh to say he is failing. He took over a side that looked doomed to relegation and got them out of the relegation zone and a poor run of form has seen them slip back into the fight but they still have a great chance of surviving. Hopefully he keeps them up and we'll see what he does with them next season.

Nowhere near ready for the City job though and we have our own manager who some say is failing but actually can hardly be judged yet and needs more time.

A guy whose failing in League One in his first job is the saviour to a guy who has managed a Europa League side

If he's failing, then going by your standards, so is Solskjaer.

Graham Kavanagh SOS........Here f*cking here pal here here

You do realise he lost 6-1 on the weekend?

This thread must have unsettled him

i do hope he keeps carlisle up, but he has a really difficult task there and and to get something like 9 loan players in.

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Certainly helps when a manager is giving his team a verbal kick up the arse. Against Palace I noticed it mainly. After defending we'd get the ball and instead of breaking forward with pace we'd just walk with the ball and look for Medel. In that situation Ole should be cps creaming at his players getting them up the pitch, full backs in particular. Either poor tactics or lack of urgency. Lame lies solely on Ole for that

Is this another parody account?

A guy whose failing in League One in his first job is the saviour to a guy who has managed a Europa League side

If he's failing, then going by your standards, so is Solskjaer.

It's his first job and he was taking over a long serving manager/someone who knows the club, failure is okay

A guy whose failing in League One in his first job is the saviour to a guy who has managed a Europa League side

If he's failing, then going by your standards, so is Solskjaer.

It's his first job and he was taking over a long serving manager/someone who knows the club, failure is okay

Which, to be fair, is the same situation Graham Kavanagh finds himself in having taken over from long serving Greg Abbott at Carlisle. I think you were harsh on Kav there.

It's not Ole's first job either, though I do agree that he needs far more time than until the end of May!

A guy whose failing in League One in his first job is the saviour to a guy who has managed a Europa League side

If he's failing, then going by your standards, so is Solskjaer.

It's his first job and he was taking over a long serving manager/someone who knows the club, failure is okay

Which, to be fair, is the same situation Graham Kavanagh finds himself in having taken over from long serving Greg Abbott at Carlisle. I think you were harsh on Kav there.

It's not Ole's first job either, though I do agree that he needs far more time than until the end of May!

I was in reference to Kav not Ole in his first job etc, I'm not putting Kav down and would love us one day to have him or someone of that meaning to our club to manage us but it's mad suggesting a club of our size to appoint a manager like him, ATM

It's his first job and he was taking over a long serving manager/someone who knows the club, failure is okay

Where have I said otherwise? I'm just pointing out that you call Kav a "failure" when he's performing similarly to OGS, yet you cannot sing his praises highly enough...

I'm always keen to keep an eye on ex-City players in management. However, I do think OGS, for all his random decisions thus far, deserves the chance to have a full pre-season and crack at the job here.

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Certainly helps when a manager is giving his team a verbal kick up the arse. Against Palace I noticed it mainly. After defending we'd get the ball and instead of breaking forward with pace we'd just walk with the ball and look for Medel. In that situation Ole should be cps creaming at his players getting them up the pitch, full backs in particular. Either poor tactics or lack of urgency. Lame lies solely on Ole for that

I don't think a manager creaming our players is the way forward for the club.

Imagine thinking you have to be a good manager by screaming on the touchline, brilliant.

Never said that

Not every manager has to shout on their touchline though, that's a quite a bold statement.

Certainly helps when a manager is giving his team a verbal kick up the arse. Against Palace I noticed it mainly. After defending we'd get the ball and instead of breaking forward with pace we'd just walk with the ball and look for Medel. In that situation Ole should be cps creaming at his players getting them up the pitch, full backs in particular. Either poor tactics or lack of urgency. Lame lies solely on Ole for that

I don't think a manager creaming our players is the way forward for the club.

What a tosser!!!!