Reports today are backing up your statement.

All gone quiet on Rutter....anyone else worried?

Marsch is a nice man but his football philosophy is so far removed from how we were taught how to play football i.e find space and use it. We are so congested that there seems to be no room for movement. Every time Villa attacked it felt as though they would score, every time we attacked it felt like we wouldn't. So yes....time to go because I don't like his style of football, i might feel different if he was getting results.

It feels too good to be true but also, looks like this might be happening as the story is coming out from a few sources. He looks like a warrior of a footballer.

Im sure that is funny in your head

Good players can adapt to playing anywhere.

Daniel2. Are you and that Smurf fella a comedy double act ?

I hope Bogusz gets a chance next season.

I like him. The way he talks and seems to manage the players is inspiring. He will get some of his players in and settle on a style of play this summer. I hope his foot is alright after launching that drinks bucket when Coops nearly gave them a goal.

Yea and you said Burnley were already down.

I wouldn't be bothered if James never turned out for us again. Why didn't Bielsa give Gelhardt more game time, and the same goes for Jessie. Greenwood and Gelhardt would be prolific for us if they stay put but I can't see us keeping hold of Joffy.

He is going, get your heads around it.

Burnley play Southampton and then Wolves at home followed by Watford away. Everton play Liverpool, Chelsea then Leicester away. Are you saying that Burnley can't overtake Everton ? It's probably bravado talk rooted in fear of a Burnley revival.

It makes no sense to want burnley to pick up points. I know some Leeds fans wanted Burnley to beat Everton ?? That is stupidity on a massive scale, It used to be called "cutting your nose off to spite your face" If Burnley had lost that game we would be 11 points clear.

Steady point. Good to have Cooper and Kalvin back. Rodrigo picking up.

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Very true, It's the end of an era no doubt. Whoever was lucky enough to be at E.R. For M.B first game against Stoke, will never forget the feeling that, after many years of sh-te, we had a man who had something special. p.s I believe we have the players to give most teams a good game. Bring it on I say.

His principles of playing beautiful football were the most important thing to him, more important than playing for the result. How many managers were as humble as him or as loveable? His stubborn streak is frustrating but also admirable, especially in times of "money buys success" culture.

What is Bielsa trying to prove ?