andyhinch
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
Anyone think we could be in for him? He's got the credentials.
Anyone think we could be in for him? He's got the credentials.
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Ferguson **Confirmed Retired** (merged)
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Rascal
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
I have no love of him at all, but i wish he would retire at the top as as much as it hurts me to say the man has been a genius and he deserves his place in the pantheon of truly great managers.
I have no love of him at all, but i wish he would retire at the top as as much as it hurts me to say the man has been a genius and he deserves his place in the pantheon of truly great managers.
bammy blue
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
would make me piss if he packed it in, then jose turns them down to go back to chelsea. also how long does it take to recover from a hip replacement? cant see it being quick in a 70 odd year old bloke.
would make me piss if he packed it in, then jose turns them down to go back to chelsea. also how long does it take to recover from a hip replacement? cant see it being quick in a 70 odd year old bloke.
rickmcfc
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
Can't tell if your wumming but I totally agree with you. In footballing terms he is the best, but off the field the man is a prick
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.redcafe.net/f6/sir-alex-ferguson-considering-retiring-manchester-united-manager-370296/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.redcafe.net/f6/sir-alex-ferg ... er-370296/</a>
Rascal said:I have no love of him at all, but i wish he would retire at the top as as much as it hurts me to say the man has been a genius and he deserves his place in the pantheon of truly great managers.
Can't tell if your wumming but I totally agree with you. In footballing terms he is the best, but off the field the man is a prick
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.redcafe.net/f6/sir-alex-ferguson-considering-retiring-manchester-united-manager-370296/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.redcafe.net/f6/sir-alex-ferg ... er-370296/</a>
Prestwich_Blue
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
And he's going to announce it on Cup Final day or the Sunday.wireblue said:I was told about this a couple of months ago by a very reliable source and discussed it via PM with a few posters. He's going at the end of the season
Josh Blue
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Plaything of the gods
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
This 'rumour' will disappear with the morning mist the day after the FA Cup final.
Sorry if this obvious conclusion has been posted already.
This 'rumour' will disappear with the morning mist the day after the FA Cup final.
Sorry if this obvious conclusion has been posted already.
Rascal
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Re: Slurgie to retire...
Its a matter of days mate. They have you up walking the day after.
Bloke i know who was 60 had both done at once he as back at work 2 weeks later and he was a gardner
bammy blue said:also how long does it take to recover from a hip replacement?.
Its a matter of days mate. They have you up walking the day after.
Bloke i know who was 60 had both done at once he as back at work 2 weeks later and he was a gardner
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