Not after the first gram.
Allardyce leaves job after Telegraph sting
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Are you taking the piss?
The England manger is encouraging businessmen to break football rules such as third party ownership and advising them on how to do it, whilst doing dodgy deals with agents.
The **** should resign with immediate effect.
Sadly it only means one thing if he does. The next manager will be officially shrek.
So it's a nothing story?
gordondaviesmoustache
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Not sure he can survive this personally.
Taking bungs is one thing, but criticising Gary Neville who is the best and fairest pundit in the game (as well as a national treasure) is beyond the pale.
Taking bungs is one thing, but criticising Gary Neville who is the best and fairest pundit in the game (as well as a national treasure) is beyond the pale.
TFC
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It will be glossed over by the FA as the daft **** goes on to have a perfectly mediocre England career.
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I think it is from a public interest perspective - but Big Sam is gone after this - talk about snatching defeat from the jaws of victory the flaming idiot!
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Main worry from this. Please let there be no City related lads caught in this net. Or if there is one of ours let it be someone we bought n then got rid of having found out about dodgy dealing :-)
Hopefully Utd caught with both hands in the trough & this time it's not swept away like the Robson sting
Hopefully Utd caught with both hands in the trough & this time it's not swept away like the Robson sting
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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I do find these 'stories' somewhat distasteful. Journalists unearthing corruption, cheating, double dealing is all well and good but the plethora of stories in recent years that have been set up by the media, just smacks of them creating the news and it's entrapment at best.
It's like someone asking me if I'll cheat on my wife with a 23 year old stunner who approaches me in a bar. It's never going to happen so the answer I give is largely irrelevant...
It's like someone asking me if I'll cheat on my wife with a 23 year old stunner who approaches me in a bar. It's never going to happen so the answer I give is largely irrelevant...
johnmc
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I don't get why he's said so wrong either. He never says there are ways to break the rules he says there are ways around them doesn't he and refers to Enner Valencia with the third party ownership ending with the transfer. Wouldn't we have done something similar with Mangala?
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Tomorrows headline:
"United call for City points deduction over dodgy transfer dealings"
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He has to go. The England manager isn't just the coach. He's the main representative of the FA, the man they choose to manage their team, and as such he should be beyond reproach. If the fat slug has any morals left, he should jump before they have to push him.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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There isnt anyone strong enough at the FA, to push the fat **** out of the door.
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A trail of cake crumbs should be enough.
It'd be nice that wouldn't it. He won't though, he'll cling on desperately as somebody he's paid a lot of money to makes a statement on his behalf offering a flimsy explanation. He's always been a dodgy fucker.