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evertonfc wrote:Think it's fair to say Warney was as frustrated as anyone with Lyon's negative tactics.
His tweets certainly indicated as much.
That said, I'm sure he wanted him to stay.
I did too kind of.
It's weird. I wanted him to stay because he coached us to win games but now that he's gone, I'm excited with the prospect of playing a more attractive brand of footy.
battye wrote:I think most people are kidding themselves if they are glad RL went. The ideal scenario was that he stayed but implemented a more attacking game plan.
''I still get really excited, and I've got the '66 thing up on the wall in a frame … You look at it and think: one day, we want to achieve that.''- Arryn Siposs
battye wrote:I think most people are kidding themselves if they are glad RL went. The ideal scenario was that he stayed but implemented a more attacking game plan.
Catch 22.
They are glad and upset. Glad because they see him as a **** now. Upset for the reason you said.
Warney as a person maybe, but not as a competitive sportsmen.
Molly as a person maybe, but not as a successful professional.
Wealthy, high profile people tend to mix with other wealthy high profile people. A lot of footballers are wealthy and high profile. I think there a few wealthy high profile players playing footy for the St. Kilda footy club...
Do I have to join all the dots for you or are you an idiot?
Warney as a person maybe, but not as a competitive sportsmen.
Molly as a person maybe, but not as a successful professional.
Wealthy, high profile people tend to mix with other wealthy high profile people. A lot of footballers are wealthy and high profile. I think there a few wealthy high profile players playing footy for the St. Kilda footy club...
Do I have to join all the dots for you or are you an idiot?
Interesting theory.
STRENGTH THROUGH LOYALTY.
''I still get really excited, and I've got the '66 thing up on the wall in a frame … You look at it and think: one day, we want to achieve that.''- Arryn Siposs