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  • #16
    Originally posted by stanistheman View Post

    Nevermind actually selecting an unchanged side when able to do so (apart from the Norwich game).
    i genuinely feel this is key to our greater success this season. Players that have forced their way in (pavel) know they won’t simply get dropped for the next match if they play well.

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    • #17
      Originally posted by stanistheman View Post

      Incredible at how some were comparing SMC with OH back in August.
      SMC has also won 2 derbies, which is something else his predecessor struggled with. Nevermind actually selecting an unchanged side when able to do so (apart from the Norwich game).
      Agreed Stan & how many away wins with those 2 clowns?

      Yes the first 4 games were really bad but blooming hell anyone with half a brain knows it takes a number of matches to find your best side, tactics etc and SMC has absolutely nailed it.

      GK, defense, midfield and 2 great loans up front the fella has done an amazing job.

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      • #18
        He keeps the same side whenever he can...im not slating ollie but he just pulled his sides out of a hat
        you know nothing john snow!!!!

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        • #19
          Wow that is some stat, 33 ####ing years!!! 33 attempts. Fantastic from stevie mac and his back room team. Even more remarkable considering we lost the first 4!!!

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          • #20
            That’s 22 managers with more than 10 matches in that time.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Awin View Post
              That’s 22 managers with more than 10 matches in that time.
              Shows what a brilliant job he’s doing right now and no flukes. We’ve deserved every damn point we’ve earned.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit View Post

                Shows what a brilliant job he’s doing right now and no flukes. We’ve deserved every damn point we’ve earned.
                Not knocking the achievement but weren't we a bit fortunate against Wigan to start this off ?

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                • #23
                  Fortunate or not, a win is a win.

                  we had plenty of unfortunate games before.

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                  • #24
                    Sheff utd just one of them

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                    • #25
                      You make your own luck in this game!

                      Organistaion is top notch, tactics top notch, starting line ups settled and always our strongest sides.


                      Literally can't fault the man.

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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit View Post
                        You make your own luck in this game!

                        Organistaion is top notch, tactics top notch, starting line ups settled and always our strongest sides.


                        Literally can't fault the man.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by Shepherds Mush View Post

                          Not knocking the achievement but weren't we a bit fortunate against Wigan to start this off ?
                          Yes, but Preston and Sheff Utd were also very fortunate to beat QPR. Even Bristol City, who won 3-0 were fortunate to go in at half time leading 1-0.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Jimmy Floyd Rabbit View Post
                            You make your own luck in this game!

                            Organistaion is top notch, tactics top notch, starting line ups settled and always our strongest sides.


                            Literally can't fault the man.
                            Fair point.

                            Have been a fan of SMC from the start. Am over the moon he's getting more and more people on side.

                            Have always said, past records mean fck all in my book, it's what you can do with your own ability and what's you have in front of you in the here and now that is the main thing.

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                            • #29
                              I think it's amazing and the football has been great to watch. Away days are so much better once again!

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                              • #30
                                He has done a fantastic job obviously, but he's also a class act. Proper professional who is a genuine bloke and doesn't make excuses or try to pass the buck when things go wrong, and equally doesn't try to big himself up and take all the plaudits when things go well. He has integrity and a lot of other managers could take note.

                                I always wanted him to one day come back to us after we played so well when he was coaching the side under Redknapp (or as Harry would like the media to believe all down to him of course), and then proved his class yet again when turning Derby's season completely and we saw the negative effect on our performance throughout that season. Obviously it culminated in us robbing his team at Wembley having been totally outclassed, but the residing memory I have was after the game when the TV reporters were interviewing Tony Fernandes Steve walked past and even when he must have been absolutely gutted, he took the time to come up and congratulate Tony, who he obviously had a relationship and respect for from his time at QPR that season and called him boss. What a class thing to do and sums him up imo.

                                Top, top coach who is widely regarded by people in the game as one of the very best. That's where he's in his element. He improves players and develops styles of play. He's been slated and ridiculed as a manager in the past, but he's also worked wonders against the odds at Middlesbrough, FC Twente, Derby etc. We are now very lucky to have him and he is perfect for developing our younger players. One example of that is generally overlooked now, but remember when he let Manning go out on loan many slated the decision.... well now we are flying and clearly Steve knew what we had in the group and what he maybe wanted to bring in with Cameron and clearly thought he'd have very limited opportunities this season, so instead granted the loan. Manning has I think been an ever present for Rotherham and has been playing well and a key player for them taking pens and dead balls. By playing week in, week out it will help his game and in the long run help us. Win win.

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