Vítor Pereira

That's a joke of a club.

I'm not having this, you're not saying Vitor back in the chat.

I just, I can't even be bothered to have that argument.

Vitor does not stay at a club for a long time.

Vitor didn't win his last four games at Forest.

Vitor messed up a 1-0 lead against Aston Villa in the semifinals of the cup of the Europa League.

Like, what are you talking about? Vitor wasn't even the issue then.

It was still the players.

But the football, oh my God, the football was terrible.

And then Vitor Pereira came in.

Four managers in a season is completely ridiculous.

You should get relegated when that happens.

His build-up is extremely patient, similar to De Zerbi, wait, wait, wait, draw the opponent out, wait, you can wait on the ball for a minute, no problem, just try to draw the defender out.

But then I went from there at Atlantisport to Fenerbahce with Vitor Pereira, who hated me because I took too long on the ball.

Pass the ball, take one touch and pass it.

He didn't want me to look.

And for four to five seasons in the Premier League, The British press did not give two craps about Fulham Football Club.

They finally struggled with a new manager, and now the stories are everywhere, talking about Vitor Pereira, which I do not want whatsoever.

And it's actually insulting to me that's been following Fulham for a long time, and I want them to get more press, but call it both ways.

The press that covers the Premier League They focus on the big six, and they'll focus on the relegation battle, and that's it.

I don't think they were in the relegation zone.

Victor Pereira came in, didn't he, right towards the end of the season, and then he was dispensed of about two minutes before his contract was due to have an extension clause in the summer.

So, yeah, he doesn't mess around.

I think Glasner's a coup.

Luis Castro.

Vitor Pereira, um-

Yeah

... uh, Alvaro Pacheco have all gone-

But his pre-season was productive, just in terms of getting results, seeing a sort of style of play.

for arguments like this, you know, the start of last season we had Vitor Pereira who hadn't won a single game in pre-season and you could tell going into the season we just looked like a team that didn't know how to win a football match.

A little bit of a shaky start this season against Blackburn, but I think his points after the game were really good.

And he basically said that the players, they didn't play their football.

We've been a fairly low block team and it's suited as well.

And then you had last season where you've gone from low block to Ange to low block to... pretty much just trying to get the culture right with Vitor Pereira and he did really well as well.

And now we're trying to set up a new project.

This is the new forest going forward for the next five or so years.

Okay.

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