Stuart Pearce

Alan Ball at platt lane training ground shouted through a traffic cone on the touch line ; what are you on son; tis true I was there.. also I spoke to Phil Neal once and suggested to him that we sign Markus Stuart who was doing very well at Huddersfield at that time. His reply was go and have a look at Phil Neil’s greatest goals. Lol.. I also caught up with Brain Horton who was an absolute pleasure to speak to . I mentioned it to him and he was full of admiration for Marcus and said he wanted to sign him back then
 
He comes across as being absolutely dense. He's boring as fuck also. Absolutely bobbins as a manager and pundit.

Apart from that, I like him though!
Spot on, how the fuck does he get work, must have a good agent, absolute tosser as a manager, tosser as a pundit, and is the most boring fucker on talk sport ( apart from that welsh me me me ex utd dean saunders, or DEANO as they call him fucking deano, how old is he. utter shite, going down the nick talk sport, as is sky .
 
He was doing selfies with blues outside the south stand a few weeks before the end of the season.

I took one for that Brummy Scot blue in a kilt...(most know him)

Plenty getting one.
 
I get the football wasn’t great, but it wasn’t that bad. We’ve had much worse seasons. We stayed up and we’d lost a lot of decent players previous to that season.

Seeing some of the posts on here you’d think it was the worst position we’d ever been in as a club.
 
I get the football wasn’t great, but it wasn’t that bad. We’ve had much worse seasons. We stayed up and we’d lost a lot of decent players previous to that season.

Seeing some of the posts on here you’d think it was the worst position we’d ever been in as a club.
He kept us up and we would not have won the UCL without him.

I know that is conjecture but I don't get why fans celebrate mediocre past players linking them to a UCL win and not a manager who had little resources. At least he isn't trying to cash in on City's recent success like players who got us relegated are.
 
He kept us up and we would not have won the UCL without him.

I know that is conjecture but I don't get why fans celebrate mediocre past players linking them to a UCL win and not a manager who had little resources. At least he isn't trying to cash in on City's recent success like players who got us relegated are.
Who are you referring to?
 

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