Reply With QuoteSteve Bruce was quite fond of that luncheon
Or of any luncheon going
Phil Orange (remember him?) for five minutes
Dyche has all the makings of a great future member. These chaps usually make their name at one club, only to move on and signally fail to reproduce their 'success' (ie not getting relegated) elsewhere. This is when they embark on the full 'Destroy and exit' cycle.Originally Posted by PSRB
Steve Bruce was quite fond of that luncheon
Or of any luncheon going
Phil Orange (remember him?) for five minutes
10 characters? Pile of cund.
One ofteams beat us.
At The Grove.
Wenger out!
Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.
Really - would say Hodgson is the antithesis of the Warnock-Allardyce brigade. Intelligent, well-spoken, realises there is life beyond the English coast. Can't see any of the others managing Inter Milan for exampleAbsolutely. Hodgson is virtually a founder member.
Honestly, though, it is a source of wonder that these men keep getting given these jobs.
God yes. One of their lads spanked one from 30 yards into the top corner, didn't he? Never done it before, or since, I bet.One of
At The Grove.
Wenger out!
I lost count of the number of bang-average players who scored the best goals of their career or had the best performance of their career against us. Cłnts.God yes. One of their lads spanked one from 30 yards into the top corner, didn't he? Never done it before, or since, I bet.
Hull won that game fair and square
That was is the days before Orange became a cund with regard to Wenger
Neil Mellor
True, but many of the same factors are there: West Brom, Crystal Palace (having held at least one of these two jobs is almost mandatory for membership of the club); getting a big club job and failing (Liverpool); and an inexplicable and ignominious stint as England manager.
I'd forgotten that one until now.Neil Mellor
At one point, he was the new Stevie Gerrard due to looking a bit like him and playing for Liverpool.
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