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MalteseFalcon · 24-11-2012, 00:13

Wouldn't surprise me if it is true, haven't heard those rumours myself. Trouble is, there is no patience in football anymore. 2 bad results and fans scream sack the manager. Boards listen to it, and in the majority of cases, the manager being sacked didn't deserve it.

I've never been a fan of Chelski, mainly because of a petty feud between me and my stepdad who is an avid Chelsea fan, but di Matteo did not deserve to be sacked. OK, he lost a few games. Who doesn't? Look at how many games Wenger loses each season, yet do the Arsenal board sack him? No. Although saying that, I think patience of either fans or board, maybe both, will run out soon. It's remarkable in the day of Abromavich wanting instant results for his cash that there are teams willing to stick with their manager through thick and thin.

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MalteseFalcon cf.mega poster Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Deepest pits of Hell Age: 41 Posts: 4,964	Re: Football Season 2012/2013 Wouldn't surprise me if it is true, haven't heard those rumours myself. Trouble is, there is no patience in football anymore. 2 bad results and fans scream sack the manager. Boards listen to it, and in the majority of cases, the manager being sacked didn't deserve it. I've never been a fan of Chelski, mainly because of a petty feud between me and my stepdad who is an avid Chelsea fan, but di Matteo did not deserve to be sacked. OK, he lost a few games. Who doesn't? Look at how many games Wenger loses each season, yet do the Arsenal board sack him? No. Although saying that, I think patience of either fans or board, maybe both, will run out soon. It's remarkable in the day of Abromavich wanting instant results for his cash that there are teams willing to stick with their manager through thick and thin.