Will Derby fans ever agree on anything so is the Managers job a hopeless task

[Curtains]

I think so. 

Hendrick this Hendrick that. 

Johnson this Johnson that 

Forsyth this Forsyth that. 

Olsson this Olsson that  

Buxton this Buxton that. 

And then there is Martin and Keogh etc. 

[YouRams]

If everyone agreed and had the same opinions the world would be a boring place 

[Animal is a Ram]

Two words.

Human nature.

[Curtains]

I'm backing Pearson and so should Derby fans  

 

http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/nigel-pearson-has-a-better-idea-of-his-derby-county-xi-to-face-brighton-in-opener/story-29560302-detail/story.html

[Srg]

Football.

[Curtains]

2 minutes ago, Srg said:

Football.

But do other clubs  have the same sense of outrage at every decision and does it hamper us as a club !

[Van der MoodHoover]

7 minutes ago, curtains said:

I'm backing Pearson and so should Derby fans  

 

http://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/nigel-pearson-has-a-better-idea-of-his-derby-county-xi-to-face-brighton-in-opener/story-29560302-detail/story.html

Of course. 

He knows what he's trying to do - note he said "get the performance " first with a consequential "to try to get the 3 points".

He's the manager so the fact that I have no idea what he's going to do or even what I think would be best for him to do is neither here nor there.

I'm just pleased he seems so clear in his thinking. Imagine if he'd said something like " well, each group of players have given me something to think about. I'd like to try a few more combinations before we start the season. Our pre season games have been very useful for me to try out a few of my ideas to see if they might work for us and we'll continue to adapt and adjust as we enter the season."

That might be factually correct but it doesn't inspire any confidence! 

[bcnram]

9 minutes ago, curtains said:

But do other clubs  have the same sense of outrage at every decision and does it hamper us as a club !

What outrage are you referring to?

 

[Curtains]

1 minute ago, HantsRam said:

Of course. 

He knows what he's trying to do - note he said "get the performance " first with a consequential "to try to get the 3 points".

He's the manager so the fact that I have no idea what he's going to do or even what I think would be best for him to do is neither here nor there.

I'm just pleased he seems so clear in his thinking. Imagine if he'd said something like " well, each group of players have given me something to think about. I'd like to try a few more combinations before we start the season. Our pre season games have been very useful for me to try out a few of my ideas to see if they might work for us and we'll continue to adapt and adjust as we enter the season."

That might be factually correct but it doesn't inspire any confidence! 

I like the bit where he says it would be wrong for the players to make assumptions. 

[Srg]

11 minutes ago, curtains said:

But do other clubs  have the same sense of outrage at every decision and does it hamper us as a club !

Yes

[Day]

Every manager will have different opinions on players, tactics and which formations are best suited.

As fans not agreeing with every call a manager makes doesn't mean you don't back him, want him out. 

As fans not agreeing with each other on the usefulness of Hendrick, Keogh, Martin etc. is also totally normal.

The day every manager and fans agree will be the day football is finished. 

[Curtains]

2 minutes ago, HantsRam said:

Of course. 

He knows what he's trying to do - note he said "get the performance " first with a consequential "to try to get the 3 points".

He's the manager so the fact that I have no idea what he's going to do or even what I think would be best for him to do is neither here nor there.

I'm just pleased he seems so clear in his thinking. Imagine if he'd said something like " well, each group of players have given me something to think about. I'd like to try a few more combinations before we start the season. Our pre season games have been very useful for me to try out a few of my ideas to see if they might work for us and we'll continue to adapt and adjust as we enter the season."

That might be factually correct but it doesn't inspire any confidence! 

Do Everton fans for instance get as upset about getting 50 Million for Stones an ex Barnsley player going to Man City ! As we do about Jeff Hendrick for instance. 

[Wolfie]

“You can please some of the people all of the time, you can please all of the people some of the time, but you can’t please all of the people all of the time”.

John Lydgate

[McRamFan]

13 minutes ago, curtains said:

But do other clubs  have the same sense of outrage at every decision and does it hamper us as a club !

Have you seen the Notts Forest thread?

 

[Curtains]

5 minutes ago, bcnram said:

What outrage are you referring to?

 

If anyone even suggests Martin being transferred.

That sort of outrage. 

[Coneheadjohn]

No we won't.

We all love Derby though!

[Van der MoodHoover]

5 minutes ago, curtains said:

Do Everton fans for instance get as upset about getting 50 Million for Stones an ex Barnsley player going to Man City ! As we do about Jeff Hendrick for instance. 

Difficult that. They might be glad to get rid.

But I bet there will be differing opinions.

[Curtains]

 Let's hope Pearson is his own man. 

Clement tried to be but got bogged down. 

Fans opinion does sway managers .  

So does player power. 

[Curtains]

13 minutes ago, David said:

Every manager will have different opinions on players, tactics and which formations are best suited.

As fans not agreeing with every call a manager makes doesn't mean you don't back him, want him out. 

As fans not agreeing with each other on the usefulness of Hendrick, Keogh, Martin etc. is also totally normal.

The day every manager and fans agree will be the day football is finished. 

So your saying all this pressure on the managers is healthy for Football. 

Clement and Wassall had too much pressure  IMO and I hope Pearson can rise above it. 

I understand more why Mel Morris said promotion is not a priority in some ways as he was trying to take the pressure off the manager but even that got taken the wrong way I suppose. 

[Day]

5 minutes ago, curtains said:

So your saying all this pressure on the managers is healthy for Football. 

Clement and Wassall had too much pressure  IMO and I hope Pearson can rise above it. 

I understand more why Mel Morris said promotion is not a priority in some ways as he was trying to take the pressure off the manager but even that got taken the wrong way I suppose. 

Fan pressure?

Part of the job, fans want to win, fans want to see success. If a manager can't deal with fan pressure he should never have gone into football management. It's like opening a chip shop when you can't handle potatoes.