Fortunately, not for much longer, imno.

Not a chance.

However, nothings going to change, and he is our coach - for better or worse!

Nope, he lost me after one of the many, many, many rubbish performances against the Asian minnows.

We've been comprehensively outplayed by some really poor sides, against good ones we're stuffed.

To be fair Beauchamp looks to be a good call up...he might be the man to pair up with Neill in the centre of defence.

Bloody mancs, can't get anything right :lol:

Pim will entertain us all

I'm sticking with my analysis of Pim as a guy who picks a number on the roulette wheel and won't change until it comes up or he goes broke.

If he gets lucky, he's a genius. And this period of Australian football will be seen as a continuation of the Golden Age begun when we qualified for 2006.

If not, he'll soon be forgotten, and this period will be seen as a time when we squandered the talent of that 2006 team without nurturing any new stars.

FWIW I hope he wins, but it's a bloody tough group. Focussing on defence is not such a bad idea under the circumstances, however much we might hate watching it over and over.

In the end, however, only results matter. That's a coach's life.

I was wondering who did that:shock:

Despite the poor performances I have generally been supportive of Pim, after all he has delivered results, but the omission of MacDonald and last nights poor display is the end of the line for me.

Whoops. I accidentally voted "yep".

Not likely

This world cup is going to turn into an embarrassment for the FFA, Pim is setting back australian football 10 years.

Is there time to turn it all around and build momentum...or are we building nicely?