Paintolerance
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Does anyone honestly think, if he had stayed, we had gone down, and Gibson had funded him to to the tune he did Monk, we wouldn't have been promoted?
I think the club had lost their head, not him, but I take your pointAs much as I liked Karanka, I don't think there's a chance we'd have been re-promoted under him, he'd completely lost his head by the end.
It's incredible. We were in the premier League, the biggest league in the world, there were plenty of managers we could've brought in.Maybe not but I’m still at a loss as to how and why we showed so much faith in Newcastle’s current number 2.
a man that has not managed so much as as a tombolla stall since he left us.
There wasn’t even any club loyalty involved he has nothing to do with us yet bizarrely we sacrificed our prem future on him.It's incredible. We were in the premier League, the biggest league in the world, there were plenty of managers we could've brought in.
We had already agreed that Monk was coming in during the summer....Maybe not but I’m still at a loss as to how and why we showed so much faith in Newcastle’s current number 2.
a man that has not managed so much as as a tombolla stall since he left us.
His management in the Premier league was appalling, we went down without trying to win only avoid losing and don't forget we only just got promotion with by far the best squad in the ChampionshipWe were holding our own in the Premier League until Ramirez had his head turned.
Hindsight's a wonderful thing but if we'd have sold him and used the money to bring in just one of Karankas' signings, then I don't think he'd have lost his head, and we probably would have stayed up.
He's been to two basket case clubs, poor choices by him to go to them both but I certainly think his time at Boro holds much more sway.We would never have been promoted a second time with Karanka in charge.
He should have been sacked long before he was.
Not exactly set the world on fire since he left us has he.