Djibrilshairdo
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Put to bed in the domestic cups by Grimsby and Brighton reserves.
Always bigs up the opposition……..one of his worse ‘faults’Right Pep. Here we are once again with our boot crushing these cunts windpipe! Pretty please next week in your press conference do not big them up telling us how fantastic they are! Do not give the a sniff in that game go out there and demoralise and embarrass the shit stains!
Listening to Talkshite now and serial winner Alan Pardew banging on about Manchester United need to bring in the best manager out there, just because its Manchester United ain't it.
Callers phoning in with Fergie did this and Fergie did that, he didn't have social media and didn't have tactic boards like Guardiola, with little chuckles of agreement from Pardew. Keep it up raggies because you're still stuck in the past and have learnt nothing these last 13 years.
Lacey looks like he'll suit them down to the ground
Little ****
ContrastAh well at least they’ve got a new jizzy jazz or whatever his name was in that little orange face twat umpa lumpa Lacey!
Remember they were out of the league cup before we even entered itC’mon, gotta give them some credit for reaching round three….
Ask Moyes, or Giggs, or Van Gaal, or Mourinho, or Solskjaer, or Carrick, or Rangnick, or Ten Hag, or Van Nistleroy, or Amorim, or FletcherSerious question. Obviously, they'll pay a King's ransom to get a "quality" manager in. And, like it or not, they are a world famous name/brand/franchise. But, if one of those quality managers was to look at the situation coldly, why would they go there? The infrastructure/hierarchy is a total mess, the squad is bang average, and the stadium is a crumbling wreck. Spurs (when Frank eventually gets the bullet) would be, on paper, a more attractive proposition. Yes; the same issues mentioned above apply to Spurs as well (not the stadium, obviously), but they have the attraction of being in London, which might be a factor for some managers.
Actually I think they were better without him he’s turned into their Joey Barton taking all the fks and corners strolls around as if he owns the placeDon't see it, but you'd love to see BF saying I'm 31, I won't win anything here (the swamp) and put in a transfer request!
Nice fat pay off chequesAsk Moyes, or Giggs, or Van Gaal, or Mourinho, or Solskjaer, or Carrick, or Rangnick, or Ten Hag, or Van Nistleroy, or Amorim, or Fletcher
Pep need to find his inner Bobby MancRight Pep. Here we are once again with our boot crushing these cunts windpipe! Pretty please next week in your press conference do not big them up telling us how fantastic they are! Do not give the a sniff in that game go out there and demoralise and embarrass the shit stains!
Give me their numbers, and I will!Ask Moyes, or Giggs, or Van Gaal, or Mourinho, or Solskjaer, or Carrick, or Rangnick, or Ten Hag, or Van Nistleroy, or Amorim, or Fletcher
I’d reply: nor anyone else you red barstewardHad a text off a rag mate,
fair play to him...
"At least we won't have to play Grimsby in the next round"
Not sure what to reply, haha
Isn’t that all ready happening the top top managers are not going to go there and risk their reputation, up a coming ones will look at what happened to Amorim They are fast running out of options would you trust Wilcox, Berrada and Offshore Jim to get it right? They are repping the rewards of getting rid of the only proper DoF they have ever hadSerious question. Obviously, they'll pay a King's ransom to get a "quality" manager in. And, like it or not, they are a world famous name/brand/franchise. But, if one of those quality managers was to look at the situation coldly, why would they go there? The infrastructure/hierarchy is a total mess, the squad is bang average, and the stadium is a crumbling wreck. Spurs (when Frank eventually gets the bullet) would be, on paper, a more attractive proposition. Yes; the same issues mentioned above apply to Spurs as well (not the stadium, obviously), but they have the attraction of being in London, which might be a factor for some managers.
Brilliant.First Grimsby, now Brighton
If that isn't a case of The Seagulls following The Trawlers I don't know what is :-)
Serious question. Obviously, they'll pay a King's ransom to get a "quality" manager in. And, like it or not, they are a world famous name/brand/franchise. But, if one of those quality managers was to look at the situation coldly, why would they go there? The infrastructure/hierarchy is a total mess, the squad is bang average, and the stadium is a crumbling wreck. Spurs (when Frank eventually gets the bullet) would be, on paper, a more attractive proposition. Yes; the same issues mentioned above apply to Spurs as well (not the stadium, obviously), but they have the attraction of being in London, which might be a factor for some managers.