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Post by osoldguy on Nov 6, 2023 14:26:03 GMT
Listened in today, as a rule I do not listen to the blusterings of Simon Jordan at this time. Found Martin O'Neil an enjoyable listen. More than a match for Jordan. Enjoyed his recalling of his playing days and management at the top flight. What I liked is that when he finished playing and wanted to manage he started out in non league with Grantham Town to learn his trade. Couldn't see Lampard or Gerrard taking that route.
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Post by kbola on Nov 6, 2023 15:53:43 GMT
Personally I can't stand Martin O'Neil but each to their own, innit
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Post by redshank on Nov 6, 2023 16:18:16 GMT
Simon Jordan I do like,knows how to manipulate around difficult conversations.As a former football club owner knows the system very well.
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Post by mrb on Nov 6, 2023 16:53:42 GMT
Listened in today, as a rule I do not listen to the blusterings of Simon Jordan at this time. Found Martin O'Neil an enjoyable listen. More than a match for Jordan. Enjoyed his recalling of his playing days and management at the top flight. What I liked is that when he finished playing and wanted to manage he started out in non league with Grantham Town to learn his trade. Couldn't see Lampard or Gerrard taking that route. I dunno,I like Mr Jordan |
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Post by kbola on Nov 6, 2023 18:29:49 GMT
Listened in today, as a rule I do not listen to the blusterings of Simon Jordan at this time. Found Martin O'Neil an enjoyable listen. More than a match for Jordan. Enjoyed his recalling of his playing days and management at the top flight. What I liked is that when he finished playing and wanted to manage he started out in non league with Grantham Town to learn his trade. Couldn't see Lampard or Gerrard taking that route. I dunno,I like Mr Jordan Yes, politically I don't agree with anything Jordan says but he is a good listen and brings his views very well and defends his viewpoint very well, unlike that Jim White who usually crawls up the backside of any guest they have on |
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Post by mayland0s on Nov 6, 2023 20:15:37 GMT
Listened in today, as a rule I do not listen to the blusterings of Simon Jordan at this time. Found Martin O'Neil an enjoyable listen. More than a match for Jordan. Enjoyed his recalling of his playing days and management at the top flight. What I liked is that when he finished playing and wanted to manage he started out in non league with Grantham Town to learn his trade. Couldn't see Lampard or Gerrard taking that route. Unfortunately I did happen to hear it but O’Neil managed to make himself look a bit silly in demanding as a manager he had to discipline his teams and wouldn’t stand for what some of the UTD players are doing to Ten Hague but then admitted to refuse playing a game for a certain Mr Clough because he thought he was playing so well he didn’t deserve to be dropped so just didn’t turn up ! |
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Post by kbola on Nov 6, 2023 20:31:25 GMT
Listened in today, as a rule I do not listen to the blusterings of Simon Jordan at this time. Found Martin O'Neil an enjoyable listen. More than a match for Jordan. Enjoyed his recalling of his playing days and management at the top flight. What I liked is that when he finished playing and wanted to manage he started out in non league with Grantham Town to learn his trade. Couldn't see Lampard or Gerrard taking that route. Unfortunately I did happen to hear it but O’Neil managed to make himself look a bit silly in demanding as a manager he had to discipline his teams and wouldn’t stand for what some of the UTD players are doing to Ten Hague but then admitted to refuse playing a game for a certain Mr Clough because he thought he was playing so well he didn’t deserve to be dropped so just didn’t turn up ! Yes you are right, O'Neil was hypocritical there and also on his defence of Arteta but admitting if they won he wouldn't have said a thing |
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Post by mayland0s on Nov 6, 2023 20:58:52 GMT
Unfortunately I did happen to hear it but O’Neil managed to make himself look a bit silly in demanding as a manager he had to discipline his teams and wouldn’t stand for what some of the UTD players are doing to Ten Hague but then admitted to refuse playing a game for a certain Mr Clough because he thought he was playing so well he didn’t deserve to be dropped so just didn’t turn up ! Yes you are right, O'Neil was hypocritical there and also on his defence of Arteta but admitting if they won he wouldn't have said a thing Football players and managers are some of the worst two faced and hypocritical professions I know . |
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Post by billericayo on Nov 6, 2023 21:41:43 GMT
Listened in today, as a rule I do not listen to the blusterings of Simon Jordan at this time. Found Martin O'Neil an enjoyable listen. More than a match for Jordan. Enjoyed his recalling of his playing days and management at the top flight. What I liked is that when he finished playing and wanted to manage he started out in non league with Grantham Town to learn his trade. Couldn't see Lampard or Gerrard taking that route. Unfortunately I did happen to hear it but O’Neil managed to make himself look a bit silly in demanding as a manager he had to discipline his teams and wouldn’t stand for what some of the UTD players are doing to Ten Hague but then admitted to refuse playing a game for a certain Mr Clough because he thought he was playing so well he didn’t deserve to be dropped so just didn’t turn up ! He went into "Old big heads" office and asked Cloughie why was he playing for second team, Cloughi's reply was "simply my son you're too good for the 3rd team". They don't make managers like that anymore, a one off that can't be repeated. |
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Post by mrb on Nov 6, 2023 21:44:35 GMT
Unfortunately I did happen to hear it but O’Neil managed to make himself look a bit silly in demanding as a manager he had to discipline his teams and wouldn’t stand for what some of the UTD players are doing to Ten Hague but then admitted to refuse playing a game for a certain Mr Clough because he thought he was playing so well he didn’t deserve to be dropped so just didn’t turn up ! He went into "Old big heads" office and asked Cloughie why was he playing for second team, Cloughi's reply was "simply my son you're too good for the 3rd team". They don't make managers like that anymore, a one off that can't be repeated. 😄good old Cloughie |
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