I got a ticket for Saturday on a whim not even thinking about him / our form. Now i have to deal with the prospect of seeing him hurl his gilet, sorry coat, in the flesh.
Never mind his cup final. This is OUR fucking cup final.
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Never mind his cup final. This is OUR fucking cup final.
I got a ticket for Saturday on a whim not even thinking about him / our form. Now i have to deal with the prospect of seeing him hurl his gilet, sorry coat, in the flesh.
Never mind his cup final. This is OUR fucking cup final.
I shouldn't let him get to me but I genuinely hope we turn up and turn it on and utterly crush Villa to the point that they tailspin into the Championship, just so he's put in his place.
The only thing that could top that for me on Saturday would be Kane, Bentaleb, Townsend and Mason all scoring, running towards the bench giving a
as they pass Sherwood followed by a Bale/AVB type hug with Pochettino
Don't see what Tony Parks has to do with any of this
Isn't he on the Villa coaching staff? Other than that I haven't a clue...
Yup, no bearing on feelings for Sherwood at all and neither am I sure why it should
had never heard of a gilet before T. Sherwood. have never heard of it not in the context of T. Sherwood since.
I can't quite understand why so many people seem to get wound up by him. he's a figure of fun imo.
I can't quite understand why so many people seem to get wound up by him. he's a figure of fun imo.
Should have been sent off for throwing the gilet, dangerous and a bad example for the youth
I was trying to understand the full meaning of this British term 'Cringe' so I decided to googled it...funny thing only Tim Sherwood pictures came...odd 
IT'S NOT A FUCKING GILET
Its strange how a cult of personality is coalescing around his gilet. I think sherwood is worried the gilet will overtake him in significance, hence his attempt to dismiss it as a mere "coat"
He should be more worried about it being his only significant contribution towards the football discourse in general
From a piece on the body language of managers...there was no mention of Pochettino but Tim got special mention...
The heir to Jose’s antic throne, Sherwood is every football cliché about commitment-made flesh: heart on sleeve, kicking every ball, giving 110%, getting stuck in, passion, manning up, passion, tackles, PASSION, AAAAARGHHHH! “Lots of aggression signals and antics on the sideline means that he probably rules the dressing room in the same manner,” says Phipps. “It can certainly empower a team that has been previously under-performing. The body language of involvement, encouragement, and showing how much you want to win can be a motivating factor.” It's the opposite to Van Gaal’s trusting methods, however, and when over-done, can wear rather thin. “The problem is you can end up losing all sense of reality and look like a stupid, petulant little child who needs to sit down in the corner.” Ring any bells?
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features...-language-says-about-them#wwHrycJUYWVGrFHz.99
The heir to Jose’s antic throne, Sherwood is every football cliché about commitment-made flesh: heart on sleeve, kicking every ball, giving 110%, getting stuck in, passion, manning up, passion, tackles, PASSION, AAAAARGHHHH! “Lots of aggression signals and antics on the sideline means that he probably rules the dressing room in the same manner,” says Phipps. “It can certainly empower a team that has been previously under-performing. The body language of involvement, encouragement, and showing how much you want to win can be a motivating factor.” It's the opposite to Van Gaal’s trusting methods, however, and when over-done, can wear rather thin. “The problem is you can end up losing all sense of reality and look like a stupid, petulant little child who needs to sit down in the corner.” Ring any bells?
Read more at http://www.fourfourtwo.com/features...-language-says-about-them#wwHrycJUYWVGrFHz.99
They key thing that pisses me off about the coat throwing (especially now that he's done it twice) is that I don't believe it's a spontaneous act of passion - it's 100% a show for the cameras and sums up dear Tim's behaviour.
He's a premier league football manager, and should be above that. But he's not.
Juxtapose it with Pochettino who is a humble figure and keeps his cards close to his chest. I know which one I prefer.
He's a premier league football manager, and should be above that. But he's not.
Juxtapose it with Pochettino who is a humble figure and keeps his cards close to his chest. I know which one I prefer.
Saturday.