Coyle vs Megson
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Re: Coyle vs Megson
They can say what they want but Megson went after Eddie D & Gartside saw the reaction to the McCann for Klasnic substitution at that Hull game .... & the fact that the fans clearly knew better than Megson did what the outcome was going to be.BWFC_Insane wrote:Did they? And how do you know that? Cos Gartside himself said that Megson was on a points target that failing to beat Hull meant he missed which is why he went.jaffka wrote:The board recognised the need to get rid or face irreversible damage, that's why they sacked megson.BWFC_Insane wrote:Only one of the two actually took us into the realms of the position of Wolves currently and it certainly wasn't Megson.jaffka wrote:Only the club management know why, the same ones who you support with Eason chucking the euro cup.
They sacked megson as they knew we would be doing a wolves, we would probably be div 3 and looking at non league if he was still here. Thank Christ they pulled the trigger before he did ruin us.
The rest us all idle speculation and opinion.
As for the speculation I trust that you will have learnt a lesson and now refrain from hyperbole and spouting as much shite like you do as fact
Actually very similar to Coyle in terms of the reasoning laid out, only a division higher.
I watched the pair of them in the Director's box at that moment & he was gone there & then.
Coyle ..... even right to the very end Garty was trying to manipulate a solution which kept him. God knows why. But he was out of his depth from the daay Holden got injured. However, he did bring us Holden, Wilshire and Sturridge, even if he brought some shite as well.
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Re: Coyle vs Megson
If Megson wasn't going to take us down, then Coyle may have taken us up.
Can't have it both ways. I'm looking at you Pru.
Can't have it both ways. I'm looking at you Pru.
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IndeedLord Kangana wrote:If Megson wasn't going to take us down, then Coyle may have taken us up.
Can't have it both ways. I'm looking at you Pru.
But I'll tell you which I find more likely and it wouldn't have involved us getting promoted this season
What I watched at Burnley, Hull and then at Millwall would have been laughable if it wasn't so sad
An absolute shambles...with a squad he thought was good enough to keep us in the Prem
Freedman has turned the ship around and - at best - even he will only just sneak into the play offs
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I'd say you're right. Except the logic would be more like, if Megson was going to take us down when he was sacked, then so was Coyle this season. Especially since when he left, there was a real danger that we would go down, again.Lord Kangana wrote:If Megson wasn't going to take us down, then Coyle may have taken us up.
Can't have it both ways. I'm looking at you Pru.
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hmmmm...Prufrock wrote: Nah, I think Coyle was even worse than Megson, but very, very few of my reasons for that come from before and including Wembley.
Prufrock wrote: That's what makes it ludicrous. There are parts of Megson's reign that stand up to scrutiny in terms of him doing his job. Trying, however, to compare him favourably to Coyle is a lose lose lose lose situation.
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You should have that as an autosig, m'man...BWFC_Insane wrote:The rest us all idle speculation and opinion.
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What was said public in order to let him keep face and what was going on in private we're totally different.BWFC_Insane wrote:Did they? And how do you know that? Cos Gartside himself said that Megson was on a points target that failing to beat Hull meant he missed which is why he went.jaffka wrote:The board recognised the need to get rid or face irreversible damage, that's why they sacked megson.BWFC_Insane wrote:Only one of the two actually took us into the realms of the position of Wolves currently and it certainly wasn't Megson.jaffka wrote:Only the club management know why, the same ones who you support with Eason chucking the euro cup.
They sacked megson as they knew we would be doing a wolves, we would probably be div 3 and looking at non league if he was still here. Thank Christ they pulled the trigger before he did ruin us.
The rest us all idle speculation and opinion.
As for the speculation I trust that you will have learnt a lesson and now refrain from hyperbole and spouting as much shite like you do as fact
Actually very similar to Coyle in terms of the reasoning laid out, only a division higher.
Megson was taking us down a one way path that we would never recover from.
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So can you perhaps tell us what was said in private and explain how you know this?
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Look up Stockholm Syndrome fella.
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I fact I've done it for you...
Stockholm syndrome, or capture–bonding, is a psychological phenomenon in which hostages express empathy and sympathy and have positive feelings toward their captors, sometimes to the point of defending them. These feelings are generally considered irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims, who essentially mistake a lack of abuse from their captors for an act of kindness
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It gets better!
Love it.One commonly used hypothesis to explain the effect of Stockholm syndrome is based on Freudian theory. It suggests that the bonding is the individual’s response to trauma in becoming a victim. Identifying with the aggressor is one way that the ego defends itself. When a victim believes the same values as the aggressor, they no longer become a threat.
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Its ok Caps, at least you fall into the 33% of the population that can actually spot a sociopath but doesn't care about it.
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I didn't say he wasn't. I said I thought he (probably wouldn't). I think it would have been close, but we had 18 points from 18 games. 31 would have kept you up that year. I think we'd have done it. Doesn't mean I wasn't glad to see him go. If he'd even remotely maintained the ppg we'd have been fine. Supposition and what not, but I never claimed otherwise.Lord Kangana wrote:If Megson wasn't going to take us down, then Coyle may have taken us up.
Can't have it both ways. I'm looking at you Pru.
Of course Coyle might have taken us up, however, continuing at his ppg would have us on 50 points right now, and relegated. Both of those above outcomes *might* have happened. I'm pretty confident one was a lot more likely. We've improved beyond recognition since Coyle left, and yet it's still touch and go. Neither are 'facts', or anything more than opinion, but I'm fairly confident in saying Megson had more chance of keeping us in the Premiership that year than Coyle did of getting us back into the premiership this year. The premiership he got us relegated from. The highs of Wolves, Spurs, Newcastle and Brum were amazing, but the lows were far worse than anything under Megson, IMO. Hull away this year was so very bad.
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Re: Coyle vs Megson
thebish wrote:hmmmm...Prufrock wrote: Nah, I think Coyle was even worse than Megson, but very, very few of my reasons for that come from before and including Wembley.
Prufrock wrote: That's what makes it ludicrous. There are parts of Megson's reign that stand up to scrutiny in terms of him doing his job. Trying, however, to compare him favourably to Coyle is a lose lose lose lose situation.
Two can play that game.thebish wrote:
1. ANYTHING WE SAID 6 MONTHS AGO IS INADMISSIBLE IN AN ARGUMENT. IN FACT, ALL COMMENTS BECOME NULL AND VOID AFTER 7 DAYS.
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Re: Coyle vs Megson
Megson was in charge at Munich, Coyle at Wembley, no feckin' contest!
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Prufrock wrote:thebish wrote:hmmmm...Prufrock wrote: Nah, I think Coyle was even worse than Megson, but very, very few of my reasons for that come from before and including Wembley.
Prufrock wrote: That's what makes it ludicrous. There are parts of Megson's reign that stand up to scrutiny in terms of him doing his job. Trying, however, to compare him favourably to Coyle is a lose lose lose lose situation.Two can play that game.thebish wrote:
1. ANYTHING WE SAID 6 MONTHS AGO IS INADMISSIBLE IN AN ARGUMENT. IN FACT, ALL COMMENTS BECOME NULL AND VOID AFTER 7 DAYS.
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No....... women never quit!Prufrock wrote:thebish wrote:hmmmm...Prufrock wrote: Nah, I think Coyle was even worse than Megson, but very, very few of my reasons for that come from before and including Wembley.
Prufrock wrote: That's what makes it ludicrous. There are parts of Megson's reign that stand up to scrutiny in terms of him doing his job. Trying, however, to compare him favourably to Coyle is a lose lose lose lose situation.Two can play that game.thebish wrote:
1. ANYTHING WE SAID 6 MONTHS AGO IS INADMISSIBLE IN AN ARGUMENT. IN FACT, ALL COMMENTS BECOME NULL AND VOID AFTER 7 DAYS.
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Re: Coyle vs Megson
Coyle had his flaws but despite everything.....
He is still a legend!
He is still a legend!
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