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[Albion] Roberto De Zerbi To Leave Albion After Tomorrow's Game
- Thread starter Clive Walker
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phoenix
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- May 18, 2009
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Heartbroken is when your Mum passes get a grip Christ i thought my life was in crisis.
GloryDays
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Just posted this is the other thread but more apt here.
Yeah, off to Bayern. Thanks for the memories. Big send off tomorrow please. Beat United and look upwards.
“He understands what our limitations are. Behind the scenes, our model is very well known to him. We won’t break that model for anyone.” - PBOBE
He was never staying.
#uta #inbloomeetrust
Yeah, off to Bayern. Thanks for the memories. Big send off tomorrow please. Beat United and look upwards.
“He understands what our limitations are. Behind the scenes, our model is very well known to him. We won’t break that model for anyone.” - PBOBE
He was never staying.
#uta #inbloomeetrust
You are wrong.
We excel at continuity. Whilst you swans are quite good at it, we are the masters. We made the highest profit in Premier League history last season so I suspect any new manager will have a potential £100m war chest to play with (Caicedo transfer fee). You can’t compare Swans with Seagulls.
Good point re Lallana
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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I don't have any issue with either side.
I felt it was a match made in heaven.
RDZ pushed Bloom and Bloom forced RDZ to be more pragmatic.
Both have learned a lot from the pst 2 years and I'm sure neither of them have any regrets
lawros left foot
Glory hunting since 1969
Hopefully tomorrow we’ll have at least 15 minutes of the whole ground singing “Tony Blooms Blue and White Army”
I’m never going to blame Bloom. He’s sunk half a billion of his own cash into the club (give or take). I’m happy to take that as a reasonable enough indicator of his commitment.
- Oct 12, 2022
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Potter still available?
I will chuckle if GPott’s sure thing he’s been waiting for gets hijacked by our more recent incumbent taking the reins at Manchester United.
I wouldn't worry about it, Hughton wasn't all that De Zerbi wasn't all that, the next chap might not be all that either, Tony Bloom is all that.
afters
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This is my view too. It's a very simplistic view oft expressed on here that some "struggle to undertsand our model", when it might just be that some struggle to understand how the model can run continuously. No doubt I'll have someone telling me I don't get it, but think first. The celebratory gloating that we made record PL profits of £123m and likely to be high again this year just don't seem a cause for fan celebration. Why should it? I'd like to have seen a chunk of that money invested in the team Kudus, Palmer, Dewsbury-Hall, etc so we could have been challenging this season. Instead we can clap the record profits. It doesn't make sense from a fan perspective. And now this. I can only imagine we have somebody line up and need to move quick, and have agreed compensation with DeZ new club, otherwise this makes no senseWhy would you not feel very strongly that the club you love appears to care more about its operating profit than it does about harbouring any ambitions in the game? RDZ was challenging the board on all our behalfs. We won't be seeing his likes again for a while
Dorset Seagull
Once Dolphin, Now Seagull
That is untrue, Gross is stayingSame one that told me last summer that Gross would be off this summer
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Relegation form for half of the season lucky to last this long.
doogie004
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Not so sure whole ground as 50% will blame bloom for this it will divide the fans I think
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Yeah understood.
I'm not worried, but I make an emotional attachment to our managers.
I need a little time to readjust.
seagullsovergrimsby
#cpfctinpotclub
Thanks RDZ , time to move onwards and upwards. UTA
Flounce
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- Nov 15, 2006
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Are you suggesting that 50% of our fans are ****s?
Doubt it…….’mutual agreement’ means us and DeZ have almost certainly reached a compromise over his exit. Most likely we’re not paying him (or not much) and he’s free to go. If TB sacked him he’d have to pay up his contract.
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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Whilst I instinctively rail against this type of post.
I strongly suspect that it is a major factor in TBs decision.
RDZ massively overplayed his hand in the wake of Wolves/Fulham/Roma.
He needed to keep the dream alive in one of those competitions, but blew the season out and left himself in a very weak position.