cleavers said:You're not alone, its a pathetic comment. I've only ever backed Manchester City Football Club.Mister Appointment said:I'm cringing at the backing the wrong horse comments.
adrianr said:tolmie's hairdoo said:I've seen it written in quite a few threads these last couple of weeks, 'don't throw the baby out with the bath water'
What if the actual bath needed replacing?
And who the hell takes baths? Dirty pastime, anyhow, lying there in cold water, dead skin cells.
This club has needed a state-of-the-art glitzy wet room since FFP came to the fore.
The baby grew up after our first title win.
Whatever the fate of Pellegrini, it needs to be decisive and with real purpose towards the next couple of years.
What on earth are you going on about?
tolmie's hairdoo said:I've seen it written in quite a few threads these last couple of weeks, 'don't throw the baby out with the bath water'
What if the actual bath needed replacing?
And who the hell takes baths? Dirty pastime, anyhow, lying there in cold water, dead skin cells.
This club has needed a state-of-the-art glitzy wet room since FFP came to the fore.
The baby grew up after our first title win.
Whatever the fate of Pellegrini, it needs to be decisive and with real purpose towards the next couple of years.
hgblue said:tolmie's hairdoo said:I've seen it written in quite a few threads these last couple of weeks, 'don't throw the baby out with the bath water'
What if the actual bath needed replacing?
And who the hell takes baths? Dirty pastime, anyhow, lying there in cold water, dead skin cells.
This club has needed a state-of-the-art glitzy wet room since FFP came to the fore.
The baby grew up after our first title win.
Whatever the fate of Pellegrini, it needs to be decisive and with real purpose towards the next couple of years.
So, Chelsea come in with a one hundred million pound offer for Kompany, Silva and Aguero. We selling? That's not throwing the baby out with the bath water, it's keeping the bath water and ditching the baby. Very easy for people to play to the cheap seats and demand we sell the 'wanker players' who 'aren't putting a shift in'. In reality, anyone with half a footballing brain knows that as soon as these players are operating in a system that suits them under a manager who knows how to get the best out of them, we will be watching them return to their brilliant best and feeling like a right bunch of dopey pillocks. Talking tough on a football Forum is fine, but lets have a touch of realism in the discussion please.
Mister Appointment said:hgblue said:tolmie's hairdoo said:I've seen it written in quite a few threads these last couple of weeks, 'don't throw the baby out with the bath water'
What if the actual bath needed replacing?
And who the hell takes baths? Dirty pastime, anyhow, lying there in cold water, dead skin cells.
This club has needed a state-of-the-art glitzy wet room since FFP came to the fore.
The baby grew up after our first title win.
Whatever the fate of Pellegrini, it needs to be decisive and with real purpose towards the next couple of years.
So, Chelsea come in with a one hundred million pound offer for Kompany, Silva and Aguero. We selling? That's not throwing the baby out with the bath water, it's keeping the bath water and ditching the baby. Very easy for people to play to the cheap seats and demand we sell the 'wanker players' who 'aren't putting a shift in'. In reality, anyone with half a footballing brain knows that as soon as these players are operating in a system that suits them under a manager who knows how to get the best out of them, we will be watching them return to their brilliant best and feeling like a right bunch of dopey pillocks. Talking tough on a football Forum is fine, but lets have a touch of realism in the discussion please.
You mean like when Barca sold Eto'o, Ronaldinho, Deco, etc. Team cycles and and players move on. Again not advocating the sale of the players you've mentioned just giving an example of a top club moving big players out.