Feature On Brewster On Sky Sports News

[FortressICT]

Saying how he's so old etc and showing footage of him for County.

Whats the craic with that? Never seen anything like that on Sky Sports News before, clearly letting their standards slip of programming.

[Guest Muir-Jaggie]

when was this like???

[MissICT]

It must of been a slow day for sports news!!

[Guest Muir-Jaggie]

are you sure you never saw him on that over 60 life plan

[The Mantis]

Whats the craic with that? Never seen anything like that on Sky Sports News before, clearly letting their standards slip of programming.

What, showing Brew or showing C(o)unty :thumb04: :018: ;) :015: :D

[CELTIC1CALEY3]

Basically said no man in history had lost so many games over such a period of time as a Manager. Hopeless judge of character in selecting his Assistant Manager, hated by all but a few players under his control, but a good exhibition golfer and pretty remarkable footballer for his age. It was trying to show that he is in denial about his poor man management skills. He needed to head for the bright lights of Dingwall to try and get them relegated in a final desperate attempt to get recognised by Inverness fans for having done something useful this season. Apparently he still watches the winning cup final goal he scored for Dundee United every night.

[andyp85]

So cruel

[starchief]

I heard Radio Scotland pundits asking why, when he's still got it, that he didn't play himself when Inverness were crying out for an experienced striker.

[AJS]

Does make you wonder Starchief. If he was so concerned about our lack of goals. Why didn't pluck up the courage to get his boots on and get out there to help?? But lets not dwell on it.

[starchief]

They did seem to doubt the shoulder excuse though.

[Scarlet Pimple]

Now if he had gone into the team to show them all how to do it he would have got stuck with the situatuionand then every time the team faltered the recognised players would look woefully to Brew etc...

No on for a Manager to be constantly "showing": his players what is required, methinks.