Thu Nov 14, 2019 9:31 pm
Thu Nov 14, 2019 9:45 pm
Thu Nov 14, 2019 9:51 pm
Bluebird Warrior wrote:And this is coming from a club who supposedly viewed him as a club legend.
Thu Nov 14, 2019 9:58 pm
Thu Nov 14, 2019 10:18 pm
Bluedodo wrote:Messaged a mate of mine today, long time Millwall season ticket holder told him about Harris as a front runner for the managers job.
The below is his reply word for word.
"Relegation for you boys then. I was glad to see him go as were many others as he’s clueless!"
Thu Nov 14, 2019 10:45 pm
Thu Nov 14, 2019 11:59 pm
tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
Fri Nov 15, 2019 9:48 am
dogfound wrote:tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
his record there is very decent..2 play off finals winning one losing other...2 FA cup quarter finals. .and finished 8th 1sy year in championship...not so good last year but they were one of the favs to go down..
if people see gareth ainsworth or people with zero managerial experience as good shouts why not this fella ?
wouldn't be my choice but making a case for him..
Fri Nov 15, 2019 12:12 pm
dogfound wrote:tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
his record there is very decent..2 play off finals winning one losing other...2 FA cup quarter finals. .and finished 8th 1sy year in championship...not so good last year but they were one of the favs to go down..
if people see gareth ainsworth or people with zero managerial experience as good shouts why not this fella ?
wouldn't be my choice but making a case for him..
Fri Nov 15, 2019 12:25 pm
Escott1927 wrote:dogfound wrote:tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
his record there is very decent..2 play off finals winning one losing other...2 FA cup quarter finals. .and finished 8th 1sy year in championship...not so good last year but they were one of the favs to go down..
if people see gareth ainsworth or people with zero managerial experience as good shouts why not this fella ?
wouldn't be my choice but making a case for him..
I think it is his style of football that is the issue, not his experience. Warnock left because the results and performances weren't good enough and the fans weren't happy watching his football. We might see performances improve initially, which often happens when a new manager comes in, but are things going to change that much under Harris? We could potentially see similar football and results just under a new manager. This was a perfect opportunity for the club to lay the foundations to transition to a more attacking style of play. Dalmans interview suggested that as well. Appointing Harris seems like we would just be replacing a manager who plays long ball football with a manager who also plays long ball football, just with less experience.
Fri Nov 15, 2019 2:07 pm
dogfound wrote:Escott1927 wrote:dogfound wrote:tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
his record there is very decent..2 play off finals winning one losing other...2 FA cup quarter finals. .and finished 8th 1sy year in championship...not so good last year but they were one of the favs to go down..
if people see gareth ainsworth or people with zero managerial experience as good shouts why not this fella ?
wouldn't be my choice but making a case for him..
I think it is his style of football that is the issue, not his experience. Warnock left because the results and performances weren't good enough and the fans weren't happy watching his football. We might see performances improve initially, which often happens when a new manager comes in, but are things going to change that much under Harris? We could potentially see similar football and results just under a new manager. This was a perfect opportunity for the club to lay the foundations to transition to a more attacking style of play. Dalmans interview suggested that as well. Appointing Harris seems like we would just be replacing a manager who plays long ball football with a manager who also plays long ball football, just with less experience.
if your Millwall manager and up against teams with superior squads you have to find a way..?
ive always thought the negative tag harsh on prem managers of teams that if they go toe to toe with top half teams they would just be inviting a hammering..
maybe with a better squad ,which we have, and some money we might not be millwall plus..?
Fri Nov 15, 2019 2:59 pm
Escott1927 wrote:dogfound wrote:Escott1927 wrote:dogfound wrote:tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
his record there is very decent..2 play off finals winning one losing other...2 FA cup quarter finals. .and finished 8th 1sy year in championship...not so good last year but they were one of the favs to go down..
if people see gareth ainsworth or people with zero managerial experience as good shouts why not this fella ?
wouldn't be my choice but making a case for him..
I think it is his style of football that is the issue, not his experience. Warnock left because the results and performances weren't good enough and the fans weren't happy watching his football. We might see performances improve initially, which often happens when a new manager comes in, but are things going to change that much under Harris? We could potentially see similar football and results just under a new manager. This was a perfect opportunity for the club to lay the foundations to transition to a more attacking style of play. Dalmans interview suggested that as well. Appointing Harris seems like we would just be replacing a manager who plays long ball football with a manager who also plays long ball football, just with less experience.
if your Millwall manager and up against teams with superior squads you have to find a way..?
ive always thought the negative tag harsh on prem managers of teams that if they go toe to toe with top half teams they would just be inviting a hammering..
maybe with a better squad ,which we have, and some money we might not be millwall plus..?
This is the championship, not the premier league. Anyone can beat anyone on their day and there are much smaller clubs with inferior squads who don't play long ball tactics and are doing fine. If the club are serious about being a more attacking team then the obvious choice would be to bring in a manager who plays that way.
Fri Nov 15, 2019 4:20 pm
dogfound wrote:Escott1927 wrote:dogfound wrote:Escott1927 wrote:dogfound wrote:tangledupinblue wrote:Read similar from other Millwall fans. It’s not just that guys opinion. And fans normally defend and go easy on their own guys. I just want to know the reasons for our interest in him, because without wanting to slaughter the guy without giving him a chance, I can’t find any at all, and I have spent all evening reading about his short managerial career so far.
his record there is very decent..2 play off finals winning one losing other...2 FA cup quarter finals. .and finished 8th 1sy year in championship...not so good last year but they were one of the favs to go down..
if people see gareth ainsworth or people with zero managerial experience as good shouts why not this fella ?
wouldn't be my choice but making a case for him..
I think it is his style of football that is the issue, not his experience. Warnock left because the results and performances weren't good enough and the fans weren't happy watching his football. We might see performances improve initially, which often happens when a new manager comes in, but are things going to change that much under Harris? We could potentially see similar football and results just under a new manager. This was a perfect opportunity for the club to lay the foundations to transition to a more attacking style of play. Dalmans interview suggested that as well. Appointing Harris seems like we would just be replacing a manager who plays long ball football with a manager who also plays long ball football, just with less experience.
if your Millwall manager and up against teams with superior squads you have to find a way..?
ive always thought the negative tag harsh on prem managers of teams that if they go toe to toe with top half teams they would just be inviting a hammering..
maybe with a better squad ,which we have, and some money we might not be millwall plus..?
This is the championship, not the premier league. Anyone can beat anyone on their day and there are much smaller clubs with inferior squads who don't play long ball tactics and are doing fine. If the club are serious about being a more attacking team then the obvious choice would be to bring in a manager who plays that way.
I know its not the prem but its not reserve division 5 parks football either.. infact even at parks level managers with poor squads will look for a way if playing a better team.. whatever that way is.