Morgs, Rhino, Cressy

[LoughboroBlade]

With today's recall from his loan of Cresswell, the coaching team in the immediate future is now set: Morgs as manager, Unsworth as his assistant, and Cresswell as coach.

This has to surely be the youngest set-up we've ever had as a club at any spell in its history, temporary arrangements included, with them aged 35, 39 and 35 respectively.

Coupled with that, surely the hardest backroom team ever too.

Any contenders for either?

 

[Rodley]

Billy Whitehurst would shit them all.

 

[boo radley]

Where's Vinney?

 

[PeterNdlovu081]

Kevin Blackwell would put them all on their arse.

 

[KenMcnaughtsNuts]

what defines a hard man? in most cases it seems to be being too slow to make a tackle before the ball has long gone

 

[SwissBlade]

With today's recall from his loan of Cresswell, the coaching team in the immediate future is now set: Morgs as manager, Unsworth as his assistant, and Cresswell as coach.

This has to surely be the youngest set-up we've ever had as a club at any spell in its history, temporary arrangements included, with them aged 35, 39 and 35 respectively.

Coupled with that, surely the hardest backroom team ever too.

Any contenders for either?

Anyone wonder why McCabe made the change now? Surely this is a massive sign that we're forming the "Sheffield United Football and Rugby Club" in time for the summer

Morgs, Rhino, Cressy, Kitson in the scrum we're half way there already

 

[Living In a Fantasy World]

Possibly football is going into a new era, a lot of clubs are going for young inexperienced managers over experienced, the game is changing new rules in place, new technology and new managers. morgs, powell, johnson, even villas boas who is only 35. Times are changing and I think most clubs want to embrace the change. I think it will give the game a breath of fresh air. I'll take Morgan over most experienced managers as Morgan is 100% commit to the blades and someone I can certainly get behind.

 

[sheffielder]

Hang on, Cresswell hard?

 

[SwissBlade]

Hang on, Cresswell hard?

In the Bruce willis sense... Knocked is shoulder out, puts it back in, knocks it out again. That alone is pretty hard

 

[dublin 10 blade]

In the Bruce willis sense... Knocked is shoulder out, puts it back in, knocks it out again. That alone is pretty hard

Thought that was Mel gibbo swizzler , when are you going to be '' big in japan '' cause I think your turning japenese I really think so already , D10 UTB.

 

[sheffielder]

In the Bruce willis sense... Knocked is shoulder out, puts it back in, knocks it out again. That alone is pretty hard

Oh in a make believe sense Now to finish your scenario off. The guy who knocked his shoulder out, and had it back in before diving for a header for a ball no higher than a foot off the ground and breaking his freaking nose hard?

 

[SwissBlade]

Thought that was Mel gibbo swizzler , when are you going to be '' big in japan '' cause I think your turning japenese I really think so already , D10 UTB.

Aye that's the fella

 

[SwissBlade]

Oh in a make believe sense Now to finish your scenario off. The guy who knocked his shoulder out, and had it back in before diving for a header for a ball no higher than a foot off the ground and breaking his freaking nose hard?

Breaking it isn't hard per se, it's what you do when you've broken it

 

[mattbianco1]

Put Morgan in charge and get half the team booked.. Sack the dingle

 

[raul]

what defines a hard man? in most cases it seems to be being too slow to make a tackle before the ball has long gone

Hi Webbo.

 

[Swanseablade]

Where's Vinney?

FFS

 

[Guesty]

Cresswell scored his first goal for us against Doncaster with broken ribs didn't he? Fairly hard. Certainly hard than David 'I move clubs because my wife tells me to' Unsworth.

 

[VespaBlade]

Breaking it isn't hard per se, it's what you do when you've broken it

Breaking it isn't hard per se, it's what you do when you've broken it

Well you never say the words 'per se' for a start!

 

[VespaBlade]

While I think that Morgs will get the job promotion or not ( young, fresh manager, blah blah blah) I think that we need a little bit of experience to help the young uns if they are gonna be the basis of the team over the coming seasons.

Not sure I want someone learning the managers job as he goes along, with kids learning the game too.
There are enough younger managers with a bit of experience out there.

 

[Bladesway]

Problem you have is no matter who takes the job they are only ever a McCabe knee jerk from losing it.