Uncle Wally One Ball
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Sacking Brian Horton wasnt a great idea I thought, I really liked him and we were playing alright
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Crazy decisions of years gone by.
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feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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Thinking Roque Santa Cruz would turn out to be a goal machine.
there are a few but without doubt the main one was sacking Joe Mercer. Allison ruined us.
Twice!
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P. J. fucking Swales sacking Sir Joe.
P. J. fucking Swales hiring Ron fucking Saunders.
P. J. fucking Swales bringing back Big Mal.
P. J. fucking Swales hiring Ron fucking Saunders.
P. J. fucking Swales bringing back Big Mal.
johnnytapia
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He did, but I’d put the ruination later on when he systematically dismantled the team I grew up watching: Tueart, Barnes, Watson, Owen, Corrigan, Donachie, Kidd, Royle, Asa, Booth, Doyle. What a fucking team that was. Pipped in ’77 and could and should have won so much more than the solitary league cup in ’76. Then Allison came back and it all went Sugrue-shaped. Criminal.there are a few but without doubt the main one was sacking Joe Mercer. Allison ruined us.
Selling Coton to the vermin and thinking that signing Nigel Clough would somehow make things right.
Bringing John Maddock in to "work with" Peter Reid.
Giving Ball, Coppell and Clarke the managers job.
Giving Simon Tracey a game.
Swapping Neil Pointon and Stevie Redmond for Rick Holden.
Bringing John Maddock in to "work with" Peter Reid.
Giving Ball, Coppell and Clarke the managers job.
Giving Simon Tracey a game.
Swapping Neil Pointon and Stevie Redmond for Rick Holden.
johnnytapia
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He was always cup-tied.Letting Jo go just as he was about to come good?
Sacking Brian Horton wasnt a great idea I thought, I really liked him and we were playing alright
That was bad but then we appointed Alan Ball which topped it
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Selling Coton to the vermin and thinking that signing Nigel Clough would somehow make things right.
Bringing John Maddock in to "work with" Peter Reid.
Giving Ball, Coppell and Clarke the managers job.
Giving Simon Tracey a game.
Swapping Neil Pointon and Stevie Redmond for Rick Holden.
I was just about to post the same
In addition, the Platt Lane stand! A lot of money and poorly designed
Having a transfer policy for a few years which seemed to consist of just buying strikers that had either a) scored against us like Fat Bob and Maken or b) find people that no one had ever heard of like Barry 'barry' Conlon and Lee Pecock
And recently having a transfer policy that thought it was a good idea to buy promising young defenders but sell them at the first sign of difficulty I.e Boeteng, Savic and Nastasic