Onabosman
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I agree everyone should not even consider think of taking him we'll just have to "put up with him" for a few more yearsHe's shite, never a manager in a million years and all teams should avoid at all costs...
I agree everyone should not even consider think of taking him we'll just have to "put up with him" for a few more yearsHe's shite, never a manager in a million years and all teams should avoid at all costs...
Phone should be off the hook
Unfortunately due to his success with us I think many clubs will now be taking a serious look at him.We are going to have some very unwelcome phone calls regards him in the summer.
We most certainly did and thankfully we do not appear to be wrong. The foundations he and his staff are building at our club will stand us in good stead for years to come.A couple of us took absolute pelters for suggesting him and putting his name forward shortly after Pedro left, including the OP.
As a player, as a football person, as a leader, as an analyst/pundit on BT and as a human being, it is absolutely no surprise to me how well he is doing.
He has everything.
He knows what good looks like. He would have seen in one or two days touring Ibrox and Auchenhowie exactly who and what was not good enough. If he left tomorrow he’d be a legend for 55 and torpedoing the scum delusions of grandeur. But he won’t leave. He has much to do and so long as we give him the tools he will do it.He was captain of club and country so knows how to lead players. As our manager, he has also demonstrated an ability to learn which in any walk of life is a fantastic attribute. He is still an inexperienced manager in the big scheme of things but at our club he has what could be argued an unique opportunity to accelerate his acumen given the profile, pressure of old firm challenge, media and fan expectations as well as a gateway to learn on the European stage. He is taking those opportunities. He will no doubt only continue to improve until he unfortunate outgrows Scotland. Surrounding himself with good support network is also a sign of great leadership.
Eh, let me think about thatAnd he will deliver 55, how will we all feel when that happens?
I can't wait for the unfurling of the flag next season ( surely we will all be back by then) for when Stevie G walks out onto the pitch the roof will be coming off the stands .If his stock continues to rise i think we all accept where his destiny ultimately lies and our support will have nothing but good wishes towards him.
He has put his heart and soul into this job and i think we are so lucky to have him as our manager.
I'm pretty sure he would love to experience success in front of a Rangers support.
I've backed the man from day one and never doubted that he would deliver.
Look have you ever seen Gerrard win the leagueAs most of you will know I've been a massive supporter of Gerrard. I really wanted us to go for a massive name and was singing the praises of Gerrard prior to his arrival. I will be totally honest and I thought he'd be lucky to survive our defeat to Hamilton last season. I think we've got an absolute gem in Gerrard and would like to gauge opinion of the forum.
And even putting this to the side - the sheer professionalism he has brought and helped influence throughout the entire club structure should not be underestimated.Think he is a great figurehead but can’t take away the group effort of the team he has working alongside him.
I agree with you OP, I think after the Hamilton game, he looked on his way out. I firmly believe that the pandemic saved his job, possibly even refocussed him, and returned his hunger.
He's learnt from mistakes, I think his game management is becoming a lot stronger, and I think the coaching set up he has here is working wonders.
Jermain Defoe was saying tonight on the watchparty that the gaffer reckons it'll take him 10-15 years to reach the levels of Michael Beale in terms of a coaching knowledge. That in itself is the signs of a man who is only going to get bette and better.
Cannot wait to see him with his beautiful hands on that league trophy
I agree with you OP, I think after the Hamilton game, he looked on his way out. I firmly believe that the pandemic saved his job, possibly even refocussed him, and returned his hunger.
He's learnt from mistakes, I think his game management is becoming a lot stronger, and I think the coaching set up he has here is working wonders.
Jermain Defoe was saying tonight on the watchparty that the gaffer reckons it'll take him 10-15 years to reach the levels of Michael Beale in terms of a coaching knowledge. That in itself is the signs of a man who is only going to get bette and better.
Cannot wait to see him with his beautiful hands on that league trophy
As long as it is not that classless gaffer.I think you can say he is no longer Stevie G, he is Steven Gerrard Rangers manager.
As good as it gets. Wouldn’t swap him for any other manager in the world right now.
As most of you will know I've been a massive supporter of Gerrard. I really wanted us to go for a massive name and was singing the praises of Gerrard prior to his arrival. I will be totally honest and I thought he'd be lucky to survive our defeat to Hamilton last season. I think we've got an absolute gem in Gerrard and would like to gauge opinion of the forum.