The Ronny Deila Thread

Waltzing is about right, we certainly seem to be going round in circles just now.

 

The guy can't win, in all honesty.

We wipe out Accies, Morton etc and certain folk say that doing so is no great shakes due to the opposition we're playing. We play badly yet still win and the same folk are hammering him.

I honestly expect to see the same * moaning if and when we beat the Huns, win the league, then win the cup.

 

Even though Killie are *, they were resolute & made it very difficult for us. People seem to be completely overlooking this

 

You would. You enjoy taking the opposite point of view.

 

Its all well and great smashing Hamilton etc but when it comes to a big game getting beat. Today was a great result but our performance was *

 

If we would have drawn today, this entire forum would have gone mental.

The fact is Ronny was saved from a moment of brilliance. We won today because of Rogic.

It really is quite worrying.

 

Or the positive point of view more like. You're reading far too much into what he said.

Was today not a * huge game? We didn't lose, did we?

 

He could, I don't know, have provided a European campaign that saw us win a single game in the Europa league? Or be out of sight domestically as we approach April?

You're right though, there's not much he can do now (realistically) to convince fans, however he himself had orchestrated that situation unfortunately.

 

It's not that that I find worrying. It's that we haven't had that quality in other games this season to dig ourselves out of a hole.

How people can be negative after that is beyond me, winning when playing badly is a good thing!

 

Im definitely sure that goal will disappoint some people! All rogic has gone out the window!(as a person not of these shores, with some kind of problem speaking English as a second language might say!)

 

They don't make it easy for teams though, most of the time it's their own mistakes which give away goals, today they hardly made mistake, blocking so many shots and fighting like * for every ball.

Last 4 games they've conceded 5, hardly getting pumped are they?

 

As I have said I am elated with the win today but one game doesn't change my opinion. We struggled plain and simple. Hopefully we can kick on but I wouldn't be holding my breath

 

You said he loses the big games. That was a big game today, and his substitution won it.

 

Playing badly every other game isn't though. We saw this kind of thing lots of times under Strachan, last minute winners and never giving up. The team would always keep fighting and would somehow get over the finish line.

This is different. We didn't look like scoring, in fact, it was Kilmarnock who looked more interested in the final 5. Rogic bailed us out big time. It was one player, delivering a moment of brilliance, that ultimately won us the game.

That isn't going to happen all the time.

 

Bizarre.

Ronny gets the stick when we lose; not the players.

We win and the player/s gets the adulation; Ronny doesn't.

He celebrates - its embarrassing and he needs to take a look at himself.

He stays calm and collected, quiet even and he isn't passionate and he's weak.

He literally cannot win at all.

 

One out of countless games. One against Kilmarnock. What about Molde, Ross County etc. Hopefully we have turned a corner but that has been said countless times this season and our performances haven't improved

 

You don't know how it works around clearly. We win a game - everything is great, Deila is * and saying anything that highlights how poor we look makes you a hun :smiley-laughing002:

 

Was today a big game? Did we win it? Stop * moaning! :smiley-laughing002:

It's * bizarre.

All I can say is thank * the majority of folk who post on here don't make up our away support at games otherwise the team would have been given pelters and booed for daring to celebrate such a win.

 

Oh, * off with that pish. Seriously.

Why not enjoy the win? Leave the worrying and nonsense until Monday?

 

Don't think anyone thinks this, so that's pish for a start.