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Not leaving Wigan to go to Villa, how many agree?
His choice, his career. What does it matter whether anyone on here agrees or disagrees?
but we do have a right to debate on the subject griff
personally i think for the club it was a bad decision to stay
we are not going forward as a club but totally the opposite
what we need is a manager who has a plan A or B
unlike bob who is like a one way system totally frustrating at times
and is tactics sometimes begger beliefbut we do have a right to debate on the subject griff
personally i think for the club it was a bad decision to stay
we are not going forward as a club but totally the opposite
what we need is a manager who has a plan A or B
unlike bob who is like a one way system totally frustrating at times
and is tactics sometimes begger beliefThat wasn’t the question though, was it? The question was did Bobby make the right decision and only one man can make that call.
I think it was right for the club and right for Roberto to stay here.
Look how we have progressed as a club since he came…the youth team are coming along in leaps and bounds, the reserves are getting stronger all the time, there are plans for new training facilities….you have to build from the ground up, and I’m sure when we can finally get the proper first team fit and playing well we will start to push on.
As for did Roberto make the right decision for himself..no doubt about it. Fans like Villas wouldn’t give him a chance if they strung a couple of loses together…at least here the vast majority of fans realise that Roberto is still learning and his time as a player means something to us.
I think it’s ironic that a club like Aston Villa should consider Roberto Martinez to be managerial potential, seemingly preferred to Alex McLeish, yet he is considered useless by many who post on here.
So to all those detractors, would you prefer to see McLeish here rather than Martinez?Look how we have progressed as a club since he came…the youth team are coming along in leaps and bounds, the reserves are getting stronger all the time, there are plans for new training facilities….you have to build from the ground up, and I’m sure when we can finally get the proper first team fit and playing well we will start to push on.Unfortunately Yick , a small minority of our “fans ” haven’t got the vision to see all that. To them we’re only as good as the last result.
It’s like the muppets at Blackburn. Demonstration one week – they beat Arsenal so it’s all quiet – lose a few more games and it’s Kean out again. :roll:
to be fair though kean is a terrible manager
I think it’s ironic that a club like Aston Villa should consider Roberto Martinez to be managerial potential, seemingly preferred to Alex McLeish, yet he is considered useless by many who post on here.
So to all those detractors, would you prefer to see McLeish here rather than Martinez?Well they where daft enough to give Gerard Houllier a job as manager. ;)
McLeish any day.imo
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