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28 November 2007, 09:24 PM
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29 November 2007, 10:47 AM
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So who do we want but more importanyly who do we think will get it
Really want: Wenger
Realistically want: Capello or O' Neill or Mourinho in that order
Will probably get: Ian Holloway
Really want: Wenger
Realistically want: Capello or O' Neill or Mourinho in that order
Will probably get: Ian Holloway
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30 November 2007, 03:11 PM
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Just been watching a report on Redknapp's arrest on the sports channel over here
The Police managed to remember to alert the press that they were doing a dawn raid (because Redknapp is a notorious gangster, obviously), yet they forget to check whether he was even in the ******* country at the time
And the w@nkers wonder why the population have absolutely no respect for them anymore
The Police managed to remember to alert the press that they were doing a dawn raid (because Redknapp is a notorious gangster, obviously), yet they forget to check whether he was even in the ******* country at the time
And the w@nkers wonder why the population have absolutely no respect for them anymore
01 December 2007, 02:00 PM
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Not sure it will be Mourinho purely because of the issues between the managers he upset and taking players when carrying injuries etc. Imagine the Rafa vs Mourinho aggro if Stevie G was carrying a knock and Mourinho wanted him in the squad....hmmm
Tony Adams will probably end up in charge such has the quality of the choices that have gone before.
But lets face it, will Mourinho want to take over a job where no medals have been one for so many years and the state of the game (at grass routes) means that in his tenure in charge he cannot make the changes he did at Porto and Chelsea. Dead end job I feel
Tony Adams will probably end up in charge such has the quality of the choices that have gone before.
But lets face it, will Mourinho want to take over a job where no medals have been one for so many years and the state of the game (at grass routes) means that in his tenure in charge he cannot make the changes he did at Porto and Chelsea. Dead end job I feel
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