Championship - 2023/24

The tactical nous of Xisco Munoz, but without the lovable personality

 

He's absolutely woeful, look at his time at Brugge!

 

That's no way to speak about the next Watford manager.

 

Yeah maybe but how about the upside...cool fashion icon with cardie power. We didn't get that sort of input from Woy did we?

 

Shudder.

 

Terrible manager, I’ve sent a Leicester supporting ex-colleague my condolences.

 

You might beat us to sacking the first manager!

 

Smart move.

 

My mate is chuffed with this - one I’d wait and see on personally.

 

Really don’t like the idea of doing Manchester City any favours by developing loan players for them.

 

I think it's cute. Maybe they'll even let you play them some time again in the future?

 

Maybe, I think they’d be more eager to play you again though

#champbantz

 

Sorry to disappoint you, Champions of Europe...

 

Presume they're skint and the owner doesn't want to stump up any cash...

 

But they should've gone up easily with that points total and didn't deserve to lose the semi first leg 4-0, so whatever good luck they had afterwards balanced out the bad.

 

There is a logic here I reckon. Gino is a Grandmaster in this sort of sport and won't allow the Owls chairman Chansiri (is that Yorkie-speak for a chancer?!) to show him the way.
Stand by for a Ismael sacking. "It was abundantly clear from yesterday's training session, that Valerien simply lacked the expected skills to guarantee our attempt to regain our proper position in the Premier League. Any delay on our part would be unforgiveable as I was telling our fans the other day. That said he leaves with our best wishes. " And be ready for a shock incoming appointment. "When a proven man-manager in Rob Edwards, someone we've been tracking for hours, suddenly becomes available it was the right thing to appoint him and his assistant Darren Moore to lead the Hornets in our 2023/24 campaign. Welcome Rob & Darren!"

 

West Brom losing their captain O'Shea to Burnley. Apparently a decent CB

 

Sunderland appear to be hoovering up talented youngsters, small outlay but lots of promise, keep an eye on them next season.

 

One of their signings is a young striker from Benfica B who had an even worse record there than Araujo...

 

He's taller than Araujo (6"3 vs 6"0) but there wasn't a massive difference in their aerial quality for Benfica B (36% win rate vs Araujos 33% win rate). Does look stronger though from the little I've seen!

 

QPR friend just got this on his club feed:

 

So even before TV mess around with the fixtures a home game I will not be able to go too. At a wedding that day so an away game was best to miss.