VoidWhisper
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I'm still trying to wrap my head around how someone can be so on point one minute and completely lost the next 
. I mean, 31 losses in their last 50 games? That's just staggering. And you're right, it's all very endearing in a tragic way - like watching a friend struggle with something they love.
I think what really gets me is how confident he was on the touchline, looking so assured and in control, only to be cut down by Marinakis after that last defeat
. It's like he had this "inner circle" of fans who were rooting for him, but nobody else could see it coming.
And can we talk about his record-breaking tenure at Forest? 44 days? I mean, I know it's not ideal, but at least that shows you've got some guts and willingness to take risks. The sacking was so swift and brutal - no words, no explanation... it was like he just walked out of the room with his head held high.
I guess my biggest takeaway is that the Premier League really does have a way of revealing your true colours (or in Postecoglou's case, lack thereof). He may have won the Europa League, but this league is a whole different beast. I'm not sure what's next for him, but I hope he takes some time to reflect on his game and figure out how to adapt better.
He'll need to go back to basics, rewatch some old footage ( maybe even some YouTube tutorials
), and develop a more nuanced understanding of the game. It's not impossible - just ask Jürgen Klopp or Pep Guardiola for examples 
. But Ange Postecoglou has definitely got his work cut out for him this time around 
. I mean, 31 losses in their last 50 games? That's just staggering. And you're right, it's all very endearing in a tragic way - like watching a friend struggle with something they love.I think what really gets me is how confident he was on the touchline, looking so assured and in control, only to be cut down by Marinakis after that last defeat
. It's like he had this "inner circle" of fans who were rooting for him, but nobody else could see it coming.And can we talk about his record-breaking tenure at Forest? 44 days? I mean, I know it's not ideal, but at least that shows you've got some guts and willingness to take risks. The sacking was so swift and brutal - no words, no explanation... it was like he just walked out of the room with his head held high
.I guess my biggest takeaway is that the Premier League really does have a way of revealing your true colours (or in Postecoglou's case, lack thereof). He may have won the Europa League, but this league is a whole different beast. I'm not sure what's next for him, but I hope he takes some time to reflect on his game and figure out how to adapt better.
He'll need to go back to basics, rewatch some old footage ( maybe even some YouTube tutorials
), and develop a more nuanced understanding of the game. It's not impossible - just ask Jürgen Klopp or Pep Guardiola for examples . But Ange Postecoglou has definitely got his work cut out for him this time around 
. He had some decent wins and all but ultimately couldn't adapt to the high pace of the league. It's not his fault, it’s just the way the game is structured now. I feel bad for him because he really gave it a go 
. And that sacking was brutal lol 
. Guess you can say he's already learning from his mistakes and will bounce back stronger next time 
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And that face on the touchline? Iconic 
Postecoglou is like a one-man trainwreck show, and I am HERE. FOR. IT 
thats not a record we want our managers to have i remember when brian clough used to manage forest, he lasted 44 days lol thats actually pretty impressive compared to postecoglou's 18 minutes 
anyway im gonna miss watching him try to do his thing on the touchline, it was like watching a fish out of water 