| Nourry 22:43 - Oct 24 with 456 views | PunteR |
That looked a proper team out there today. Lets give the guy some props. |  |
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| Nourry on 23:24 - Oct 24 with 282 views | ChrisNW6 |
Tough job and I think he is proving his worth. None of us really know what happens behind the scenes. Obviously a really intelligent bloke, who is modernising the club to the best of his abilities. Since he joined we seem to be moving in a positive direction.
Injuries are being managed, due to the depth in squad, which he is accountable for 👏👏 |  | | |
| Nourry on 00:50 - Oct 25 with 76 views | numptydumpty |
The guy gets little credit from several on here, but as said midweek, we win and his name is never mentioned. We lose and somehow he totally gets pelters.
I find it all very strange.
Was a great line up at half time. Nourry was there with Clarke Carlisle, Mark Lazurus's son and Gerry Francis too to give Andy Sinton thanks for being an incredible ambassador for the club.
A nice touch too.
Said midweek, three years ago, we were watching Ainsworth's team playing awful football, losing ten and more home games in the season miraculously survive relegation when facing total oblivion with an ageing squad.
Yes there is always the concerns over injuries and currently we have many and yet today we totally annhilated the league leaders. And what is encouraging we now have one of the youngest squads in the championship.
The appointments of Cifuentes and now Stephan have both been successes, particularly after the previous three of Beale, Critchley and Ainsworth.
A lot has been made of his age and lack of previous experience, but again you can't really complain about a definite upward trajectory in most areas of the club. Even the communication with the fans has been addressed too. Definitely learning from mistakes quickly.
If somehow, we get less injuries also, then there are really zero reasons for frustrations.
Clearly a very intelligent man with a belief in himself, but saying all this, we lose five nil at Southampton, there will be countless comments on here about all that is wrong with the man.
Its a shame really that a lot of the fanbase are yet to warm to him and a lot never will. Yes, personality wise, he is not one of us and think that could be the issue for a few. And he has helped with excellent recruitment in all areas of the club, made some tough choices like letting go club favourite Paul Furlong go and not appointing a club legend in Charlie Austin for a youth coaching role. No room for sentiment. All decisions for the long term future of the club.
If I ever hear Christian Nourrys name sung in the Loft, then blooming heck, that would be a total shock.
But he deserves credit absolutely. [Post edited 25 Oct 0:57]
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