Jim Tolmie's Underpants
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Allardyce leaves job after Telegraph sting
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My cuppa has just covered my tablet seeing this.
Managers' image rights should be owned by their employers (like most players contracts).
GQ should have to go through MFCF to interview Pep, Sky should have to go through Liverpool to get Klopp on MNF and anyone wanting advice from the English manager should have to go through the FA.
That way there is only once source of money and the clubs/FA take accountability if there's something dodgy going on.
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The story isn't BigSam imo - it's the "bung" stories yet to come out. Only Kidd is consistent on our side and I doubt if he was involved in anything so hopefully we can watch on free from fear.
GQ should have to go through MFCF to interview Pep, Sky should have to go through Liverpool to get Klopp on MNF and anyone wanting advice from the English manager should have to go through the FA.
That way there is only once source of money and the clubs/FA take accountability if there's something dodgy going on.
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The story isn't BigSam imo - it's the "bung" stories yet to come out. Only Kidd is consistent on our side and I doubt if he was involved in anything so hopefully we can watch on free from fear.
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Could affect his chances of becoming the next rags manager.
I like the bit where the guy talking to him mentions giving a player a bung and he puts his napkin over his face before clearly saying "You can't do that anymore...". ANYMORE! Man's bent as fuck and unfortunately football in the UK (and actually on the whole) are governed by incompetent dickwads so he'll probably get a payoff to resign as he'll "..have a health scare.." or some bullshit like that. 4 Mil a year (already a multi-millionaire as well) and willing to risk it all for 400k a year (given his position as England manager) extra the greedy ****. Didn't deserve to manage England in the first place and now he's disgraced himself further.
More telling in that article is the "Two well-known managers discussed becoming ambassadors for the same fictitious firm as Sam Allardyce..". If Harry Redknapp isn't one of those managers i'll be SHOCKED!
Big Sam out of the job come the months end and Brucey bonus to save the day? And by save the day, I mean ensure wheatabix (Rooney) gets his rightful place back as "star" striker and el capitan for Engurland.
After hearing Gary Neville talk about how theirs a mole in the scum dressing room as after a week there was already talk of unrest and issues with Maureen's training/tactics, I'd be surprised if it wasn't wheatabix himself who was the mole. I mean, surely he'll have to keep himself at the top of the tree somehow now he's being found out in terms of his footballing ability?
More telling in that article is the "Two well-known managers discussed becoming ambassadors for the same fictitious firm as Sam Allardyce..". If Harry Redknapp isn't one of those managers i'll be SHOCKED!
Big Sam out of the job come the months end and Brucey bonus to save the day? And by save the day, I mean ensure wheatabix (Rooney) gets his rightful place back as "star" striker and el capitan for Engurland.
After hearing Gary Neville talk about how theirs a mole in the scum dressing room as after a week there was already talk of unrest and issues with Maureen's training/tactics, I'd be surprised if it wasn't wheatabix himself who was the mole. I mean, surely he'll have to keep himself at the top of the tree somehow now he's being found out in terms of his footballing ability?
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Knell Tony, Kiddo was the only name that flashed through my mind. Nah not possible.
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Agree with every word mate..but there are still,unbelievably, posters on this thread who say that BFS hasn't, t really said anything wrong....what planet are these muppets on.? Probably the same twerps who believe in fairytales ....far eastern fairytales.
Yeah I'm not sure how it could be seen that way tbh but each to their own I guess.
In my mind it's at best a serious conflict of interests between the current England manager, one of the highest paid managers in world football, pimping himself to literally anyone. And from the fact that the two "agents" are journo's, there is no form of checking taking place, so as long as you've got the money you've got a seat at the table of the England manager, a man who's choices can have serious financial implications for say, an agents player, as being picked for England raises their value.
At worst, it's a greedy **** who's finally been caught despite a managerial career that has been rife with allegations of corruption. Now, at the height of his career, and in my opinion, an undeserving reward for very little in terms of success in his managerial career aside from his alluding to an older, shitter time of "good olde English kick and run" football. Even if he was still managing a lower league Prem side this would be worthy of him getting the sack and a ban from football, the fact he's manager of the country makes it far more worse.
I mean don't get me wrong, I've not given a fuck about the England set up for a good 10 years but that doesn't mean i'll happily accept bent twats running and ruining the game, I just hope someone looks into refereeing and English football on the whole and finds similar as English football is rife with corruption and it needs to be addressed.
I'll 2nd that and throw that spiv Greg talks in riddles dyke in for good measure [emoji3]
canyerdogputoutafire
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I was ranting on just yesterday to a rag and a spurs supporter about corruption in the English game, they tried to dismiss me as a deluded lottery winning City fan.
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The man who picked players who joined the same agency as him, surely not...?
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FA 'Investigating'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37479135
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37479135
StrangewaysHereWeCome
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Should be interesting this. I'll bet nobody had BFS down as a (former) premier league manager to win the sack race.
Nothing to add that already hasn't been posted already. He's a proper greedy dickhead to be having meetings with these so called "businessmen" have none of them learned from the Sven Goran Erikksen sheikh-down?
Why tell people like this the insider tricks of the trade?
England fuckin manager.... sigh
Nothing to add that already hasn't been posted already. He's a proper greedy dickhead to be having meetings with these so called "businessmen" have none of them learned from the Sven Goran Erikksen sheikh-down?
Why tell people like this the insider tricks of the trade?
England fuckin manager.... sigh
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It's more like why would people pay 400 grand to learn stuff that you can find out for free on Google. Obviously they did this as a sting but no doubt this is the going rate.
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Can we use the same technique on Yaya?
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Cannot understand people criticising him for being naive and unguarded. The 'sport' is awash with money, presumably much of it tainted, and such large sums are likely to attract the unprincipled, sadly. The DT is a sting, but how many other meetings has Allardyce had with similar 'genuine' parties? Some people in the game clearly see themselves as operating outside the rules of the game and above the law, and we should not confuse this with tax evasion/aversion; these people are knowingly seeking to break the rules. If there are no repercussions for Allardyce, the FA will look even weaker, and it will send out the signal that it practically accepts such behaviour.
A good question for the FA would be to state how many times Allardyce has asked a potential deal to be ratified and the names of the parties involved.
If these sums of money were channeled properly, it could help produce better players at all levels. It might even fund individual psychologists for the top players...
A good question for the FA would be to state how many times Allardyce has asked a potential deal to be ratified and the names of the parties involved.
If these sums of money were channeled properly, it could help produce better players at all levels. It might even fund individual psychologists for the top players...
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