I had to laugh yesterday when the educated and erudite scouser Joseph Barton was discussing potential managers to replace Hughes at Stoke. Barton suggested the dream team of Martin O’Neill and Roy Keane, because the Stoke owners normally appoint managers from Great Britain. Geography not your strong point then Joey?’
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The blue phantom
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Tbf he disagreed with Neville on no drinks whatsoever for 7 days before any game. As he said that would mean no footballer especially the young uns having any booze from August till May. Not a drop. Thats pretty hard to do.Gough on now advocating that young footballers should be allowed to drink in the run up to games........
yeah whatever !!
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As opposed to the boiled bollock having lots before his slot.Gough on now advocating that young footballers should be allowed to drink in the run up to games........
Fred_Quimby
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If someone paid me £60,000 a week and said I couldn't drink from August to May? Where do I sign?
If someone paid me £60,000 a week and said I couldn't drink from August to May? Where do I sign?
6,000 a week would do me.
FantasyIreland
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EL APACHE TEVEZ
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600 a week would do me6,000 a week would do me.
Bill
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Lol John Hartson slicing the bollock.
inchy14
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Tbf he disagreed with Neville on no drinks whatsoever for 7 days before any game. As he said that would mean no footballer especially the young uns having any booze from August till May. Not a drop. Thats pretty hard to do.
Any young sportsman who wants to be at the pinnacle of their sport shouldn't drink at all during the season, they can have a bit of a blow out at the end of the season then knuckle down once pre-season starts. No wonder the majority of English players can't make that step up to world class.
They can drink and party all they want at 35 when their careers are over.
Drives me mad seeing certain players in situations in papers, some really don't know how lucky they actually are.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Doesn’t seem to be that difficult for most of the none British players though. English players, pretty good at all levels up to under 21, get some cash and start ‘being board’ and drinking, then they all tail off and disappear. You’d almost think there might be a link there.......Tbf he disagreed with Neville on no drinks whatsoever for 7 days before any game. As he said that would mean no footballer especially the young uns having any booze from August till May. Not a drop. Thats pretty hard to do.