oakiecokie
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bellamys dodgy knee said:
It can be found under "Manchester United Obitury Column"
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Hughes on Mancini
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It can be found under "Manchester United Obitury Column"
The Fat el Hombre
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Impeccable timing clueless, impeccable! What an incredible **** he's made himself look again. Losing all credibility now
Tricky_Trev
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More fantastic advice from Joorabchian.The Fat el Hombre said:Impeccable timing clueless, impeccable! What an incredible **** he's made himself look again. Losing all credibility now
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He is a ****..and to think he had a fan club on here!<br /><br />-- Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:12 am --<br /><br />He is a ****..and to think he had a fan club on here!
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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Within a week of him being sacked we looked more solid at the back, then Vinnie moved back and we have been solid ever since... we never looked solid against anyone under Leslie, conceeding 3 at home to Burnley ffs... and then there is his almost ruining and losing, of our 2 best young English talents ie Hart and Richards... he needs shooting for that alone
However, the 'highlight' of his management for me came against Hamburg, down to 10 chasing the game, he brings on Gelson Fernandes, a hard worker yes but hardly likely to win you a game, for the right back and then make Gelson play right back... why oh why... i had been on the fence about him till then (despite all the shit we were subjected to, bottom 3 just before Christmas and the humiliating by Forest in the cup) but fell off it completely... in my opinion he should have gone then before he had a chance to spoff more money on his mates... fucking clown, and has just proved again he had no class... once a **** always a ****
1-6 at Old Trafford Leslie... read it and weep you sheep shagging wanker
However, the 'highlight' of his management for me came against Hamburg, down to 10 chasing the game, he brings on Gelson Fernandes, a hard worker yes but hardly likely to win you a game, for the right back and then make Gelson play right back... why oh why... i had been on the fence about him till then (despite all the shit we were subjected to, bottom 3 just before Christmas and the humiliating by Forest in the cup) but fell off it completely... in my opinion he should have gone then before he had a chance to spoff more money on his mates... fucking clown, and has just proved again he had no class... once a **** always a ****
1-6 at Old Trafford Leslie... read it and weep you sheep shagging wanker
Gareth Barry Manilow
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An open letter from the Chairman, in response to media reports in Saturday’s newspapers incorporating comments from former Manager Mark Hughes:
What a strange man Mark Hughes is. Sacked by Manchester City, he was becoming a forgotten man when I rescued him to become manager of Fulham Football Club.
Even when results were bad, I did not put pressure on him. I gave him every support -- financial, moral and personal.
He fully negotiated a two-year extension to his contract. On the day he was due to sign, he walked out without the courtesy of a proper explanation.
And now he insults the club, saying it lacks ambition, and the players who delivered an 8th. position finish last season and a place in the Europa League.
He is not just disrespectful but entirely wrong. Fulham has just announced plans for a splendid new riverside stand that will substantially increase the capacity of Craven Cottage.
In every aspect of its work, Fulham is a progressive club with a top manager in Martin Jol, the man we had really wanted when Hughes was appointed.
We shall endeavour to prosper without him simply because, when the challenge came, it was not the Club but Mark Hughes who lacked the courage and ambition to take on the task of leadership. If people are looking for a flop, they only have to no further than the man who has lost his spark.
Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Al Fayed,
Chairman,
FFC
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsArticles/2011/October/FFCStatement.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsA ... ement.aspx</a>
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Fulham Chairman on Hughes.
An open letter from the Chairman, in response to media reports in Saturday’s newspapers incorporating comments from former Manager Mark Hughes:
What a strange man Mark Hughes is. Sacked by Manchester City, he was becoming a forgotten man when I rescued him to become manager of Fulham Football Club.
Even when results were bad, I did not put pressure on him. I gave him every support -- financial, moral and personal.
He fully negotiated a two-year extension to his contract. On the day he was due to sign, he walked out without the courtesy of a proper explanation.
And now he insults the club, saying it lacks ambition, and the players who delivered an 8th. position finish last season and a place in the Europa League.
He is not just disrespectful but entirely wrong. Fulham has just announced plans for a splendid new riverside stand that will substantially increase the capacity of Craven Cottage.
In every aspect of its work, Fulham is a progressive club with a top manager in Martin Jol, the man we had really wanted when Hughes was appointed.
We shall endeavour to prosper without him simply because, when the challenge came, it was not the Club but Mark Hughes who lacked the courage and ambition to take on the task of leadership. If people are looking for a flop, they only have to no further than the man who has lost his spark.
Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Al Fayed,
Chairman,
FFC
Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsArticles/2011/October/FFCStatement.aspx#ixzz1bhQzLt00" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsA ... z1bhQzLt00</a><br /><br />-- Mon Oct 24, 2011 7:00 am --<br /><br />Fulham Chairman on Hughes.
An open letter from the Chairman, in response to media reports in Saturday’s newspapers incorporating comments from former Manager Mark Hughes:
What a strange man Mark Hughes is. Sacked by Manchester City, he was becoming a forgotten man when I rescued him to become manager of Fulham Football Club.
Even when results were bad, I did not put pressure on him. I gave him every support -- financial, moral and personal.
He fully negotiated a two-year extension to his contract. On the day he was due to sign, he walked out without the courtesy of a proper explanation.
And now he insults the club, saying it lacks ambition, and the players who delivered an 8th. position finish last season and a place in the Europa League.
He is not just disrespectful but entirely wrong. Fulham has just announced plans for a splendid new riverside stand that will substantially increase the capacity of Craven Cottage.
In every aspect of its work, Fulham is a progressive club with a top manager in Martin Jol, the man we had really wanted when Hughes was appointed.
We shall endeavour to prosper without him simply because, when the challenge came, it was not the Club but Mark Hughes who lacked the courage and ambition to take on the task of leadership. If people are looking for a flop, they only have to no further than the man who has lost his spark.
Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Al Fayed,
Chairman,
FFC
Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsArticles/2011/October/FFCStatement.aspx#ixzz1bhQzLt00" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsA ... z1bhQzLt00</a>
An open letter from the Chairman, in response to media reports in Saturday’s newspapers incorporating comments from former Manager Mark Hughes:
What a strange man Mark Hughes is. Sacked by Manchester City, he was becoming a forgotten man when I rescued him to become manager of Fulham Football Club.
Even when results were bad, I did not put pressure on him. I gave him every support -- financial, moral and personal.
He fully negotiated a two-year extension to his contract. On the day he was due to sign, he walked out without the courtesy of a proper explanation.
And now he insults the club, saying it lacks ambition, and the players who delivered an 8th. position finish last season and a place in the Europa League.
He is not just disrespectful but entirely wrong. Fulham has just announced plans for a splendid new riverside stand that will substantially increase the capacity of Craven Cottage.
In every aspect of its work, Fulham is a progressive club with a top manager in Martin Jol, the man we had really wanted when Hughes was appointed.
We shall endeavour to prosper without him simply because, when the challenge came, it was not the Club but Mark Hughes who lacked the courage and ambition to take on the task of leadership. If people are looking for a flop, they only have to no further than the man who has lost his spark.
Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Al Fayed,
Chairman,
FFC
Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsArticles/2011/October/FFCStatement.aspx#ixzz1bhQzLt00" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsA ... z1bhQzLt00</a><br /><br />-- Mon Oct 24, 2011 7:00 am --<br /><br />Fulham Chairman on Hughes.
An open letter from the Chairman, in response to media reports in Saturday’s newspapers incorporating comments from former Manager Mark Hughes:
What a strange man Mark Hughes is. Sacked by Manchester City, he was becoming a forgotten man when I rescued him to become manager of Fulham Football Club.
Even when results were bad, I did not put pressure on him. I gave him every support -- financial, moral and personal.
He fully negotiated a two-year extension to his contract. On the day he was due to sign, he walked out without the courtesy of a proper explanation.
And now he insults the club, saying it lacks ambition, and the players who delivered an 8th. position finish last season and a place in the Europa League.
He is not just disrespectful but entirely wrong. Fulham has just announced plans for a splendid new riverside stand that will substantially increase the capacity of Craven Cottage.
In every aspect of its work, Fulham is a progressive club with a top manager in Martin Jol, the man we had really wanted when Hughes was appointed.
We shall endeavour to prosper without him simply because, when the challenge came, it was not the Club but Mark Hughes who lacked the courage and ambition to take on the task of leadership. If people are looking for a flop, they only have to no further than the man who has lost his spark.
Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Al Fayed,
Chairman,
FFC
Read more: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsArticles/2011/October/FFCStatement.aspx#ixzz1bhQzLt00" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.fulhamfc.com/Club/News/NewsA ... z1bhQzLt00</a>
bluemonkey71
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Good work Al Fayed.