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Pigeonho said:
No doubt to have a dig at 'Fat Boy Fat' Holmes.
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No doubt to have a dig at 'Fat Boy Fat' Holmes.
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CTID1988 said:
Fucking hell fire!!!
Wife and kids looking at me like ive lost the plot as i roll around the floor pmsl.
They really are the gift that keeps giving.
Pigeonho
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Unlikely. It is infact to highlight how piss poor they are. They had one particular snap shot of him looking for want of a better word, suicidal for their report on them.Vienna_70 said:
laserblue
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From the Mail online.
Big Blue, Manchrster, 5 minutes ago
Let's imagine that United is a supermarket. Say Tesco. The Operations Director is 70 years old and doesn't have an obvious successor within the firm. However, there is a unique situation within some of the other leading supermarkets where most of their top men are going to be on the move the next year (Pep, Mourinho, Ancelotti and Blanc). Do you think the board at at Tesco would ignore this opportunity and wait until all this top talent had found new positions hoping that their own man would continue until he was 75? And then, when he does what most people expect and chucks in his ticket, do you think they'd then appoint the bloke from Iceland? The financial journalists would all be horrified. None of them would be able to understand why such a leading brand could take such a huge risk and appoint such an inexperienced candidate who then sacks the top management layer and replaces them with his team from Iceland. This couldn't possibly happen at a public company, could it?
Well said that Blue.
Big Blue, Manchrster, 5 minutes ago
Let's imagine that United is a supermarket. Say Tesco. The Operations Director is 70 years old and doesn't have an obvious successor within the firm. However, there is a unique situation within some of the other leading supermarkets where most of their top men are going to be on the move the next year (Pep, Mourinho, Ancelotti and Blanc). Do you think the board at at Tesco would ignore this opportunity and wait until all this top talent had found new positions hoping that their own man would continue until he was 75? And then, when he does what most people expect and chucks in his ticket, do you think they'd then appoint the bloke from Iceland? The financial journalists would all be horrified. None of them would be able to understand why such a leading brand could take such a huge risk and appoint such an inexperienced candidate who then sacks the top management layer and replaces them with his team from Iceland. This couldn't possibly happen at a public company, could it?
Well said that Blue.
gordondaviesmoustache
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There are no words.pominoz said:
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A quote from the Telegraph:
David Moyes must wonder what's going to happen next. One of those days where you go outside and find your car has been clamped. Or, the way things are going for Moyes, clamped, towed and crushed into a small cube.
Could'nt have put it better myself!
David Moyes must wonder what's going to happen next. One of those days where you go outside and find your car has been clamped. Or, the way things are going for Moyes, clamped, towed and crushed into a small cube.
Could'nt have put it better myself!
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I'm off work today and I'm missing out, there's a lot of blues at our place and I bet they're loving it this morning. Some of the younger ones are merciless when giving it to the sad rags and I love just sitting back and laughing at the slating they get.
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