Tom28 Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I'd have preferred silence to that piece of **** statement we have released.
Bakovnetski Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 A moose does a bigger pile and a bigger fart than a bull!
Toon Saint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 'The Board's job is to find opportunity in this challenge and to continue to move the Club forward'.[/Quote] More guff from Ralph about enjoying the electricity and opportunity in challenging moments. But you just can't help think what an opportunity we have wasted.
pangy Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 They offered him a new contract he didn't want it,he resigned and went to Spurs. What more can the board do? If we had a chairman that aired everything in public people would be crying about that too Let's judge them on who they appoint and see what resources are given to them
percy windham Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 A fart can, when silent, take an enemy unawares. Sh1tting yourself would just render you immobile and smelling of sh1t, and a general figure of intense embarrassment. In conclusion, I for one do not understand the negative connotations of this phrase.
for_heaven's_Saint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I don't really understand this analogy. Is it a good thing to **** yourself?
pangy Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I notice they didn't thank MP in that statement?? A sign they are ****ed that he chose to leave ?
Tom28 Posted 27 May, 2014 Author Posted 27 May, 2014 I'm not whinging. Kruger is just clearly one of these guys I see at work who spends his days pushing bull**** around meeting rooms like a dung beetle. I'm surprised his statement didnt include more crappy business cliche's "let's not reinvent the wheel", "don't boil the ocean" etc etc. He's a moron.
Sour Mash Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Oh f*ck off you whinging c*nts Exactly, sums up our new age fanbase.
broncoboy Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 They offered him a new contract he didn't want it,he resigned and went to Spurs. What more can the board do? If we had a chairman that aired everything in public people would be crying about that too Let's judge them on who they appoint and see what resources are given to them Absolutely agree They come they go. He played some exciting football but he had the best crop of players we have had in a long time Goodbye thanks for a great season but what matters is who we sign That Kruger bloke seems to have made it in a tough sport. You hope he is no mug The average lifespan of a manger is two years .
Saint Charlie Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Thought it was a cracking statement. Makes me positive for the future because we are ambitious and have a good vision. Pochettino obviously resigned because he can't handle our ambition.
alpine_saint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Thought it was a cracking statement. Makes me positive for the future because we are ambitious and have a good vision. Pochettino obviously resigned because he can't handle our ambition. Superb.
Wes Tender Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I understand that the Radio Solent forum is to be resurrected before the commencement of the new season. If the statements issued by the official site, the rumours in the media, and the appointment of the new manager doesn't satisfy some on here, that will be the time to quiz RK about the background and the club's ambitions.
dronskisaint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I'm not whinging. Kruger is just clearly one of these guys I see at work who spends his days pushing bull**** around meeting rooms like a dung beetle. I'm surprised his statement didnt include more crappy business cliche's "let's not reinvent the wheel", "don't boil the ocean" etc etc. He's a moron. Well thanks for that informed insight!
whelk Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Exactly, sums up our new age fanbase. Beggars belief doesn't it? Where's our statement? We don't like that statement. Boo hoo. We're doomed. Wish they all would fck off and support someone else
View From The Top Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Exactly, sums up our new age fanbase. Yep, utter cu*ts.
Toadhall Saint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Oh f*ck off you whinging c*nts Got to agree with this.
Strangely Brown Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Judge him on the next manger appointment not on a scripted statement the press office drew up for him.
saintnick Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 He left for a bigger club for more money and more potential than us. Those that think otherwise are deluded. Move on people and support the new gaffa when announced and give the board your support. Some people forget where we were only a few years back.
alpine_saint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 The bedwetters may all be out in force, but so are the hard men Über-Fans knuckle-draggers that can string 4-letter words together beginning in "C" and ending in "t"....
Block34 Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Thought it was a cracking statement. Makes me positive for the future because we are ambitious and have a good vision. Pochettino obviously resigned because he can't handle our ambition. To some extent what was said and how it was said is irrelevant. What is relevant is that actions do speak louder than words, so let us see what happens in the coming weeks before we judge the abilities of the board. This is when it will be make or break for them.
Olallana Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I just wish for one statement from Krueger without all the frikkin talk about the clubs history. Your job is to create NEW history Mr Krueger!
aintforever Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 F*cking bunch of bed-wetting pussies on here, we will find a better manager no probs, nothing wrong with Kruger's statement.
disintegration87 Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 lol so many soiled bed sheets to be put in the wash on this forum. Did anyone happen to see JWP scoring a free kick against Brazil from the apex of the penalty area?
Strangely Brown Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Did anyone happen to see JWP scoring a free kick against Brazil from the apex of the penalty area? Absolute quality free kick lets hope he does the same against The Spuds
St Chalet Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I'm not whinging. Kruger is just clearly one of these guys I see at work who spends his days pushing bull**** around meeting rooms like a dung beetle. I'm surprised his statement didnt include more crappy business cliche's "let's not reinvent the wheel", "don't boil the ocean" etc etc. He's a moron. Who could have predicted this? http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?50169-Ralph-Krueger-s-end-of-season-interview&p=1935524#post1935524
Toussaint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 They offered him a new contract he didn't want it,he resigned and went to Spurs. What more can the board do? If we had a chairman that aired everything in public people would be crying about that too Let's judge them on who they appoint and see what resources are given to them And what gives you the right to make rational reasoned statements, jump on the bus! Tis the end of the world as we know it!
S-Clarke Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Who could have predicted this? http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?50169-Ralph-Krueger-s-end-of-season-interview&p=1935524#post1935524 You're right. He's been put in that position because he says all the right things, and plenty of supporters will lap it up because it sounds all fluffy and magical - but at the end of the day it's just waffle. Big words, impressive words, but anyone with an ounce of intelligence will realise they mean sod all. In terms of the role he's actually here to do, he doesn't have a flaming clue what to do.
hypochondriac Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Ralph has failed to impress me yet I'm afraid. I started getting concerned during his awards speech when he spoke for a while without actually saying anything. That may fly in Canada and America but this is the UK and that type of waffle won't fly here. We have had saints go wilde and I don't want a repeat, saints fans have heard it all before.
Window Cleaner Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Ralph has failed to impress me yet I'm afraid. I started getting concerned during his awards speech when he spoke for a while without actually saying anything. That may fly in Canada and America but this is the UK and that type of waffle won't fly here. We have had saints go wilde and I don't want a repeat, saints fans have heard it all before. really, thought you were a big fan.
Smirking_Saint Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Ralph has failed to impress me yet I'm afraid. I started getting concerned during his awards speech when he spoke for a while without actually saying anything. That may fly in Canada and America but this is the UK and that type of waffle won't fly here. We have had saints go wilde and I don't want a repeat, saints fans have heard it all before. Exactly, actions speak louder then words, a lot of heads in the sand on here tonight though
St Chalet Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Ralph has failed to impress me yet I'm afraid. I started getting concerned during his awards speech when he spoke for a while without actually saying anything. That may fly in Canada and America but this is the UK and that type of waffle won't fly here. We have had saints go wilde and I don't want a repeat, saints fans have heard it all before. For me it was his rendition of "If" by Kipling that provided the David Brent moment of the evening for me.
S-Clarke Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 For me it was his rendition of "If" by Kipling that provided the David Brent moment of the evening for me. That was cringe...
hypochondriac Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 For me it was his rendition of "If" by Kipling that provided the David Brent moment of the evening for me. Indeed. It reminded me of an alien looking at the sport of football for the first time and wondering how to appeal to the natives. I can't stand Americanised rubbish so this was particularly wince inducing.
S-Clarke Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Indeed. It reminded me of an alien looking at the sport of football for the first time and wondering how to appeal to the natives. I can't stand Americanised rubbish so this was particularly wince inducing. And so was the bit where Gareth Rogers openly admitted that he had to get RK to change the ''Southampton Saints'' part of his speech.
hypochondriac Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 really, thought you were a big fan. Certainly had high hopes and was willing to give them a chance, especially as his track record looks good but he has said quite a few concerning things and after making a big thing out of transparency, have said nothing and allowed the newspapers to speculate for weeks. We appear to have a rudderless ship at the moment and whilst there are clearly other ways to lead than the way Nicola tried, we do need someone to actually take charge and communicate without the BS. What is our plan going forward? Something that outlined our vision without the management speak would be very welcome.
Tom28 Posted 27 May, 2014 Author Posted 27 May, 2014 Some can bury their heads in the sand and claim the rest of us are bedwetters blah blah blah. The more intelligent amongst us can see through the hollow words of our new Chairman, and see what's really going on. For what its worth, feel free to read through my posting history and you'll see I am actually normally very positive, even up to the last few weeks and days. However, the evidence is just too overwhelming to ignore. The owners and this board will be happy to milk the PL revenues and player sales with minimal investment for as long as they can.
shurlock Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Certainly had high hopes and was willing to give them a chance, especially as his track record looks good but he has said quite a few concerning things and after making a big thing out of transparency, have said nothing and allowed the newspapers to speculate for weeks. I thought you were going to join in with the rest of the gang and change your avatar?
John B Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Certainly had high hopes and was willing to give them a chance, especially as his track record looks good but he has said quite a few concerning things and after making a big thing out of transparency, have said nothing and allowed the newspapers to speculate for weeks. What has he actually done wrong how can he stop players and managers bettering themselves especially with agents trying to get to the trough?
Turkish Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 They offered him a new contract he didn't want it,he resigned and went to Spurs. What more can the board do? If we had a chairman that aired everything in public people would be crying about that too Let's judge them on who they appoint and see what resources are given to them Exactly this. They offered him a contract weeks ago, he wanted to leave and did. Other than issuing a statement saying this, which I'm sure the freaks who having been slating the new board from the minute they started would have found fault with, what more could they do?
whelk Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 Exactly, actions speak louder then words, a lot of heads in the sand on here tonight though Such wisdom. Of course actions speak louder than words but so many don't seem to want to give the board a chance. Losing managers and players has always been an issue for Saints and always will be. Pathetic tantrums saying 'he's a moron' etc. just show people up. I don't have my head in sand but at same time the mob here make me sick. Imagine being in the trenches with such feeble personalities panicking at first sign of everything not being rosy. Dear me.
doddisalegend Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 You're right. He's been put in that position because he says all the right things, and plenty of supporters will lap it up because it sounds all fluffy and magical - but at the end of the day it's just waffle. Big words, impressive words, but anyone with an ounce of intelligence will realise they mean sod all. In terms of the role he's actually here to do, he doesn't have a flaming clue what to do. Did you feel the same way about NC and the players banging on about the CL?
hypochondriac Posted 27 May, 2014 Posted 27 May, 2014 I thought you were going to join in with the rest of the gang and change your avatar? What are you wittering on about now? Playing the post not the poster? Shove off simpleton.
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