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Paul Scholes - Has 'left' Oldham (p20)
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Vienna_70
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That’s rather insulting to snails, if you don’t mind me saying.
dennishasdoneit
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I,m sure they will love him...Nice bloke but maybe not the best pundit(ok understatement). Think he could make a good coach not sure about manager though. I'm sure the Latic's fans will love him.
"Meat pie,Sausage Rolls!
Our new manager is paul scholes!!"
All the best at oldham paul.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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In the late 70's and early 80's it was ex Leeds players getting the jobs because they had worked with Don Revie - Billy Bremner, Alan Clarke, Johnny Giles, Terry Cooper, Trevor Cherry, Joe Jordan, Norman Hunter....It is strange how these clubs make their decisions. Hughes, Bruce, G Neville, Giggs, Keane and the rest - played football under Ferguson, ergo will make a great manager. Er, no it doesn't work like that. One is playing football on a football pitch, the other is a football manager. They are different jobs which require completely different skills FFS. Ask Thierry Henry.
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Ok guys. Timing is the thing, just make sure you get it wrong, and maim the oppo's star player. What you need is a nice red mist.It will be interesting when he starts to coach his defenders about tackling :-)
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The Great Don Revie had Manchester City connections and,history with 'The Revie plan' ..and was a success as a manager..In the late 70's and early 80's it was ex Leeds players getting the jobs because they had worked with Don Revie - Billy Bremner, Alan Clarke, Johnny Giles, Terry Cooper, Trevor Cherry, Joe Jordan, Norman Hunter....
The rest,with no city connections whatsoever,all crashed and burned.
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blue b4 the moon
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Yep sums it up nicely.He's got no chance. Car crash of a club run by loons who don't have a pot to piss in
There's far more experienced managers with decent track records who have failed miserably there
Mad Eyed Screamer
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He was the Jose Mourinho of the day. Anti football, boring and thuggish.The Great Don Revie had Manchester City connections and,history with 'The Revie plan' ..and was a success as a manager..
The rest,with no city connections whatsoever,all crashed and burned.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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You have to feel sorry for the rags..... Who are they supposed to have now as a second team?
The Moston Rag Socks? The Crass of 92? And now Oldham ? Poor confused twats
The Moston Rag Socks? The Crass of 92? And now Oldham ? Poor confused twats
dennishasdoneit
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Mate.lLeeds utd played some good stuff during that time.and you know it.a lot of their stylish approach play is overlooked due to their match fixing,thuggish cynical on field behaviour and their fans....but every one of those players,under Revie,could play football..when they wanted.He was the Jose Mourinho of the day. Anti football, boring and thuggish.
Ask Southampton.
I,m no leeds fan but you must have been blind not to appreciate the finer points of Revies Leeds utd.