Allardyce leaves job after Telegraph sting

The amount of people caught by these scams baffles me.

He's just been appointed to an incredibly high profile public role. Invited to a hotel, the people start talking about dodgy dealings. Surely alarm bells ring and you just say nothing, or walk...?

It happens so often now.....
 
SWP's back said:
I don't actually think he has.
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You could argue a CEO caught up in a prostitute filled orgy that goes public hasn't got anything to do with his employer or ability to do his job yet invariably it would lead to him losing it, right or wrong.
 
He's gone, no way he stays after what he has said about evading FA rules

The sad thing is England will now go after who was second on the list to be appointed
 
The precedent was set with Venables. His business dealings got him the boot, BFS should go same way.

I bet Stuart Pearce, Steve Bruce and Alan Curbishly are preying this will be the case.
 
All this is at best very embarrassing for the FA. At a time where the memories are fresh of our national team managing to produce easily the most dismal dire 90mins in our history in yet another abject failure at tournament they appoint what has been seen as the most uninspiring choice of manager possible. He within weeks has been caught red handed trying to fill his pockets.

I have no doubt they will try to brush it under the carpet and try to blind us all ...and themselves with science. What a fucking shambles it is.
 
aguerrrroooooooooooo said:
He's gone, no way he stays after what he has said about evading FA rules

The sad thing is England will now go after who was second on the list to be appointed
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The biddy fiddler is England manager by proxy. They might as well make it official with the ginger pig and weeo assisting...
 
blueinsa said:
You could argue a CEO caught up in a prostitute filled orgy that goes public hasn't got anything to do with his employer or ability to do his job yet invariably it would lead to him losing it, right or wrong.
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Yes but that's a 9 or 10, this is about a 2.

He's told them you can't invest as a third party in a player. He's said what you can do is hire/invest in an agent and then you earn money from players. Which is exactly what agents and their "sports management" companies do. It's why Mino's company made £26m this summer. There's nothing remotely dodgy about him stating that.

He took this piss out of Roy's speech. Well so has every tabloid, podcast, fan website.

He said he should have taken charge and told Neville to shut up, exactly. He should have. That's what a manager should do.

He's told them to fuck off when they suggested anything illegal and said they FA would have to OK his contract if it went ahead.

As I say, I want him sacked for being shite, I don't think he's actually done anything approaching bringing his employers into disrepute.
 
aguerrrroooooooooooo said:
He's gone, no way he stays after what he has said about evading FA rules

The sad thing is England will now go after who was second on the list to be appointed
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He's not told them how to evade the rules at all. He's said that if you want to make money from player sales, then own the agents.
 
Eds said:
Is not talking about ways around 3rd party ownership which the FA banned in 2008, slagging off former employees, the decision to rebuild Wembley which effectively is criticising his employees examples?
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See above and no.
 
SWP's back said:
Yes but that's a 9 or 10, this is about a 2.

He's told them you can invest as a third party in a player. He's said what you can do is hire/invest in an agent and then you earn money from players. Which is exactly what agents and their "sports management" companies do. It's why Mino's company made £26m this summer. There's nothing remotely dodgy about him stating that.

He took this piss out of Roy's speech. Well so has every tabloid, podcast, fan website.

He said he should have taken charge and told Neville to shut up, exactly. He should have. That's what a manager should do.

He's told them to fuck off when they suggested anything illegal and said they FA would have to OK his contract if it went ahead.

As I say, I want him sacked for being shite, I don't think he's actually done anything approaching bringing his employers into disrepute.
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Fair enough mate and on that note and the fact i couldn't give a rats arse about either him or the national side, im out ;-)
 
Totting for additional work is not a problem, he did say it would need FA clearance. Criticizing your employers in public including their former employee, no big thing but foolish. Working for an organization that has governance as part of their remit and telling strangers how to circumnavigate their rules and regulation to make financial gain is plain stupid, obviously he was doing so to get himself the lucrative work they were offering him. His contract should be terminated for gross misconduct
 
SWP's back said:
He's not told them how to evade the rules at all. He's said that if you want to make money from player sales, then own the agents.
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"A £400,000 agreement with a football agency firm is a potential conflict of interest for an international football manager as it raises the possibility that he is “employed” by a company whose footballer clients could benefit from preferential treatment.

Allardyce told undercover reporters that the banned practice was still possible in “all of South America, Portugal, Spain, Belgium, all of Africa” and that the Ecuadorean player Enner Valencia had been under a third party ownership agreement when he signed him for £12 million for West Ham from a Mexican club in 2014."

This is what will see him out the door I reckon
 
stony said:
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.
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Hahaha....fat slug
 
It amazes me how these people in (supposedly) incredibly demanding high-profile positions seem to find the time to do all sorts of extra work on the side. I'm in a relatively ordinary job, and even my contract says that I can't work outside my company, because it's supposed to be a full time job.
 
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