Magath blames everybody but himself

[Lighthouse]

I really can't be bothered to post the article from a man who I believe has some real problems facing the truth. But the headline gives you the idea of what he is saying. He blames everybody but takes no blame himself.


Felix Magath: My Fulham players had no spirit... but the last Englishman with that was Winston Churchill!
Ex-Bayern Munich boss Felix Magath was sacked by Fulham in September
The Cottagers were relegated from the Premier League under the German
But Magath says his players lacked order, discipline and fitness
Former Prime Minister Winston Churchill was the last Englishman to show 'English spirit' according to the 61-year-old
Magath also describes the club's lack of silverware as 'failure'


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[K33NY]

He is so bitter about being sacked, while Kit has the SAME players and taking points, he is so bitter about this and just cant realise HE was the problem not everyone else

[Holders]

Not that many of the relegated team were actually English, were they?

[nose]

he told us he had never failed and assured us he would succeed.... he was wrong on both counts.

if i am being charitable he was the wrong man for the wrong job

but actually i think he was not just that I think he was nuts, he was worse than jol and until magath i thought jol our worst ever manager..... the article proves what a lunatic he is.

[domprague]

It's never his fault,
It never his fault,
Always the victim,
It's never his fault.

[ChesterTheTabby]

I would be seething ...but it's really just sad. He is a sad, sad little man

[LBNo11]

[Sgt Fulham]

What a loser.

[cmg]

Obviously angling for the Liverpool job.

[Jamie88]

That last sentence from the article really sums up what a sad loser he is. Basically calling our club and it's entire history a failure

[K33NY]

That last sentence from the article really sums up what a sad loser he is. Basically calling our club and it's entire history a failure

Yeah when he was here he praised Fulham for its history, now suddenly its a failure, like I said before he is so very bitter for being sacked

[love4ffc]

'The last person to show this properly (English spirit) from England was Winston Churchill. But I didn't see much close to that during my time at Fulham.'

I would take that as an insult for all English.  To me he is saying that all of England has no spirit.  At least not since Churchill.  

[Sgt Fulham]

'The last person to show this properly (English spirit) from England was Winston Churchill. But I didn't see much close to that during my time at Fulham.'

I would take that as an insult for all English.  To me he is saying that all of England has no spirit.  At least not since Churchill. 

Not offended by the bitter ramblings of a madman.

[jags24]

I hate to say I told ya so.

[Twig]

Not that many of the relegated team were actually English, were they?

Good point

[shnlwswlkr]

I think he's Hitler in disguise.

[blingo]

Sad Magath, just very sad that you have to resort to speaking utter crap to the gutter press.

[Forever Fulham]

I really hate that man.  And I try not to hate anyone. If he really said all these things, he'll never work again.  We've heard no one in Germany will hire him.  Now, no one in England will hire him.  He insults Fulham's lack of trophies.  And after insulting an entire nation's collective character, I can't see any club in any other country hiring him.  What a bitter bridge burning fool.  All of the P.R. stuff they tried under him --- the open training ground moments; the periodic updates and personal messages--- all to put a best face forward while he was still in charge.  But we all have since heard how he alienated players, how he isolated certain players; how he overtrained them, exhausted them, spent too little time on tactical training, and too much time on physical conditioning.  Threatening punishment to any player who would as much as talk to their ostracized teammates.  Ah, well.  Just keep winning and tying under the new manager, men.  That says it all.

[Putney]

Weird little man

[HatterDon]

Well, he was right about the fitness. We've fought back to draw 3-3 in our last two road games under Kit. Last season, if we were a goal down in the second half you could always count on us conceding again. I've never seen an English team as unfit as Fulham under Jol.

Magath, he's an idiot. Only a German idiot would celebrate an Englishman who kicked Germany's ass.