Sarri But Not Sarri Thread

[Jase 43,479]

 

 

[Fulham Broadway 16,917]

The more Matt Law watches the incident and feels the need to tweet about it the higher he gets up his own arsehole

[Fulham Broadway 16,917]

Much more astonishing than the 'incident' is why anyone pays Chris Sutton any money for anything football related

[Unionjack 7,531]

I don't know how else Sarri could have deallt with it apart from marching out there, grabbing him by his throat and dragging him off.

He got no support from the Captain who stood round shaking his head. Luiz was telling him to leave but all Keps was doing was waving it off.

just what else could have happened without making even more of a mess. He was obviously going to upset all the ones allready on his back.

He didn't want to create a big scene when the whistle weny more than the media circus and players running round like headless chickens already. With players rubbing Kepas head and putting their arms round him in support. Bollox!

And what did peeps want him to say post match that would bave made it easier on the club thats already in the shite? "Well Kepa fuckin ignored me and I wanted to kick him in the balls so I went off in a strop to calm down" No he lied thru his teeth and tried to chill everyone the fuck down. Just imagine how Mou woulda handled it!! There would have been blood. Probably his. He wasn't listened to either and can only guess how he woulda coped.

[whats happening 1,533]

40 minutes ago, Unionjack said:

I don't know how else Sarri could have deallt with it apart from marching out there, grabbing him by his throat and dragging him off.

He got no support from the Captain who stood round shaking his head. Luiz was telling him to leave but all Keps was doing was waving it off.

just what else could have happened without making even more of a mess. He was obviously going to upset all the ones allready on his back.

He didn't want to create a big scene when the whistle weny more than the media circus and players running round like headless chickens already. With players rubbing Kepas head and putting their arms round him in support. Bollox!

And what did peeps want him to say post match that would bave made it easier on the club thats already in the shite? "Well Kepa fuckin ignored me and I wanted to kick him in the balls so I went off in a strop to calm down" No he lied thru his teeth and tried to chill everyone the fuck down. Just imagine how Mou woulda handled it!! There would have been blood. Probably his. He wasn't listened to either and can only guess how he woulda coped.

people here acting like they never be stressed out or mad in their life.

this is probably like 5% of what is happening behind closed doors. imagine having to deal with this kind of stuff every week at least once. players nowadays are spoiled little cunts who if doesnt get their way for a month immedately throw a tantrum and request a transfer or post cryptic shit on social media.

and all of this while not having a proper captian and a best player who clearly doesnt give a flying fuck about anything anymore. 

guy is trying to win his first trophy in his career and after 119 minutes of stressful game where we played really good and nearly won, one of his players are acting like a proper piece of shit. of course everyone would lose his mind.

people here who are talking shit to sarri becasue of this situation has never kicked a ball and never played anything competitively in their fucking life

[bigbluewillie 1,859]

44 minutes ago, Unionjack said:

I don't know how else Sarri could have deallt with it apart from marching out there, grabbing him by his throat and dragging him off.

He got no support from the Captain who stood round shaking his head. Luiz was telling him to leave but all Keps was doing was waving it off.

just what else could have happened without making even more of a mess. He was obviously going to upset all the ones allready on his back.

He didn't want to create a big scene when the whistle weny more than the media circus and players running round like headless chickens already. With players rubbing Kepas head and putting their arms round him in support. Bollox!

And what did peeps want him to say post match that would bave made it easier on the club thats already in the shite? "Well Kepa fuckin ignored me and I wanted to kick him in the balls so I went off in a strop to calm down" No he lied thru his teeth and tried to chill everyone the fuck down. Just imagine how Mou woulda handled it!! There would have been blood. Probably his. He wasn't listened to either and can only guess how he woulda coped.

You deserve a "double like" from me for this post

My feelings exactly, as all know I have no love for Sarri, but ffs what was he supposed to do when the twat said no.

[DDA 9,691]

I am 100% SarriIn. I don't give a fuck anymore... that guy showed to me last night that he has giant size concrete balls. Even regarding the Kepa situation, he came out and backed that little shit. Don Sarri. 

[Tomo 21,733]

8 hours ago, Strike said:

Penalties are lottery. Let's not act like Caballero would have won the cup for us

Firmly disagree, that kind of mindset was why the England national side took the best part of a century to finally win one. If it was a lottery most takers and keepers records would be roughly equal.

Caballero averages just short of a save every two kicks he faces, that's not luck.

[Sir Mikel OBE 4,920]

4 minutes ago, DDA said:

I am 100% SarriIn. I don't give a fuck anymore... that guy showed to me last night that he has giant size concrete balls. Even regarding the Kepa situation, he came out and backed that little shit. Don Sarri. 

Giant balls isnt getting pushed around by a 24 year old keeper...its the exact opposite actually. He let the world know who runs things in the dressing room, and it certainly isnt him.

 

Nobody will respect him after that, if they did in the first place.

[Special Juan 27,439]

He wanted Kepa off, Kepa didn't come off.

[Fernando 6,484]

42 minutes ago, Mana said:

He didn't stand his ground. He let Kepa have his way. Post-match interview, he was saving face for himself AND Kepa calling it a "misunderstanding". He has no balls.

As opposed to Mourinho and Conte. 

It's exactly what we need, we don't need those type of managers right now because the board cannot work with them. 

[DDA 9,691]

1 hour ago, Sir Mikel OBE said:

Giant balls isnt getting pushed around by a 24 year old keeper...its the exact opposite actually. He let the world know who runs things in the dressing room, and it certainly isnt him.

 

Nobody will respect him after that, if they did in the first place.

 

1 hour ago, Mana said:

He didn't stand his ground. He let Kepa have his way. Post-match interview, he was saving face for himself AND Kepa calling it a "misunderstanding". He has no balls.

What do you expect him to do in that situation. I mean comon, really think about it. Kepa was not coming off the pitch. Was Sarri meant to run onto the pitch and physically drag him off? Could you imagine if a fight had ensued? Kepa left Sarri no choice but to accept it at that moment in time. He then came out and publicly backed Kepa to defuse any further media crucifixion of both himself and Kepa. Now that is what a manager is suppose to do right? If he came out in the presser and hung Kepa out to dry it would further unsettle the dressing room. Now having said all of this, i do not believe for one minute that Sarri will let Kepa get away with this. He will 100% be getting dealt with behind closed doors, not only by Sarri but by Zola and the rest of the backroom staff. Don't believe everyrhing the media wants us to believe, that Sarri has zero influence or control over the team. Just look at how they all followed his instructions yesteday which resulted in us match City toe to toe.

[Jase 43,479]

3 minutes ago, DDA said:

Don't believe everyrhing the media wants us to believe, that Sarri has zero influence or control over the team. Just look at how they all followed his instructions yesteday which resulted in us match City toe to toe.

It was a cup final and we always have this tendency to put in a proper performance from time to time. Whether it was a turning point or whatever you want to call it, we'll just have to see what happens in the coming games (assuming Sarri survives post-Spurs).

[Jase 43,479]

14 minutes ago, DDA said:

Now having said all of this, i do not believe for one minute that Sarri will let Kepa get away with this. He will 100% be getting dealt with behind closed doors, not only by Sarri but by Zola and the rest of the backroom staff.

It would be fucking hilarious if they had like a 10-minute clear-the-air talk while everyone else out here is losing their mind and debating the incident for days! Would be nice for everyone involved if they sit down and talk through what happened like proper adults. I mean, not everyone was 100% sure WTF was going on. Need to move on from this ASAP!

[DDA 9,691]

24 minutes ago, Jason said:

It would be fucking hilarious if they had like a 10-minute clear-the-air talk while everyone else out here is losing their mind and debating the incident for days! Would be nice for everyone involved if they sit down and talk through what happened like proper adults. I mean, not everyone was 100% sure WTF was going on. Need to move on from this ASAP!

That is probably what is happening or has happened. The media are blowing it way out of proportion. Messi did it too Enrique. Not much was said about that.

[11Drogba 2,000]

Sarri should take inspiration from Kepa and just refuse to go when Abramovich sacks him

[Jase 43,479]

It shouldn't be a surprise by now but can I just say the media are fucking hypocrites with this whole player power thing? The pundits on Sunday Supplement talked about it at Leicester - in relation to Puel's sacking - like it's nothing and normal but when it comes to us, it's outrage and public outcry everywhere! Hell, Robert Huth was saying how it was hard to work with Puel at Leicester, how Puel didn't motivate the players and worked against them but was there any outrage? Nope! Nothing on players not playing for the manager and all that. It's one rule for Chelsea and another for everyone else! 

[DDA 9,691]

1 minute ago, Jason said:

It shouldn't be a surprise by now but can I just say the media are fucking hypocrites with this whole player power thing? The pundits on Sunday Supplement talked about it at Leicester - in relation to Puel's sacking - like it's nothing and normal but when it comes to us, it's outrage and public outcry everywhere! Hell, Robert Huth was saying how it was hard to work with Puel at Leicester, how Puel didn't motivate the players and worked against them but was there any outrage? Nope! Nothing on players not playing for the manager and all that. It's one rule for Chelsea and another for everyone else! 

Let's not forget United under Jose. Completely forgotten about already being that they can do absolutely no wrong in the eyes of the Media. Utterly pathetic.