Chris Coleman pulls a masterstroke by defeating FIFA's so-called 2nd ranked best team in the world Belgium 1-0. One wonders how Belgium achieved that position - they were hopeless in the WC.
Wales were superb, closing down the Belgians in their own half until they caved in. Mangoland made a distrastrous back-header which was intercepted by Gareth Bale who chested and swiveled to steer the ball through Courtoius' legs. The Welsh should have gone further ahead when the man with three names, Hal Robson Kanu missed an open goal, but in the end it didn't matter. Later they consolidated but snuffed out their opponents who only had one shot on target!
On TV they were saying it could be Marc Wilmots last match, not for being a "Mr.White" or a Bob Mills-lookalike, but for not maximizing what many agree is the best squad of Belgian heritage representatives since 'Wee Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory'!!
It's an enormous result in world football! Coleman also played Fulham's Jazz Richards and complimented him post match, so any detractors pay heed. Richards made no mistakes against the overrated Eden Hazard on that flank and helped in the victory.
Congratulations to Wales, as in USA the other day; one welcomes a change to the dynamic in football - it makes our sport much more inspirational.
and so say all of us, Mr. W.
I wonder who Wales assistant manager is - must be clueless - and inexperienced
Surely this is not the same Cookie that we ran out of town
Hats off to Chris Coleman - he's doing a fantastic job with Wales.
delighted for cookie,he was as usual like all our bosses heckled and jeered out of the club by sections of our fans,when he did a good job for us overall.Well done sir.
With a bit of help from kit
Sanjay is a decent manager, just like the booze and birds too much. Hence why his stint in Spain ended so abruptly.
Delighted for Coleman as well. He lasted for ages here and played his part and I think most carry fond memories of his time with us. It was probably time for him to move on when he did and good to see him doing well.
Cookie was a great servant to the club as player, captain and manager. He'd run his course with us, but it goes to show that he is no one-club manager, his success at International level is great to see.
Well done Cookie.
Well done cookie.
Lovely feller.
Great to see his success.
Quote from: gezkc on June 13, 2015, 09:05:16 AM
Hats off to Chris Coleman - he's doing a fantastic job with Wales.
Especially considering about 18 months ago a lot of people (myself included) were calling for his head and getting Tony Pulis
I just can't fathom the change in results for the Welsh and NI for that matter. Congrats to both sides. I think they will both make it to the Euros. Cookie has done an incredible job there.
Well we produce at fulham good international managers,,robson ,hodgson ,coleman.
Who follows cookie,could it be a current manager?
