Indaparkside
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Granny shagging rag ****
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"Wayne Rooney's Plymouth Argyle''
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West Yorks Owl
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Their home form has them 11th in the league and they've only played 8 games where some have played 10
But their away form is attrocious and has them 24th in the league, not winning a game and only scoring 3 goals.
But their away form is attrocious and has them 24th in the league, not winning a game and only scoring 3 goals.
manimanc
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Weetabix head doing a grand job.
Platt Lane 59
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Great.He must be on thin ice at this stage. And, being built like he is, that's not good.
Another gig for Wayne Rooney :-
Dancing on Thin Ice...
Blueknows
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Is that the title of their documentary ?Great.
Another gig for Wayne Rooney :-
Dancing on Thin Ice...
blue b4 the moon
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Could he be out of Plymouth before Colleen is out of the jungle?
Trevor Morley's Tache
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Granny shagging rag ****
Is the correct answer.
Betterdeedthan red
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I bet that ugly scouse woman prefers it in the jungle than living with that fat ****Back to his managerial best, sadly for Coleen he will be waiting at home unemployed when she gets out of the jungle.
KentBlue
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There is something almost 'black market' about some of these clubs and their dealings with players/management. I find it absolutely mind-boggling that time after time these chancers, like Shrek and Steve Bruce, can walk in and out of managerial positions despite their abysmal track records with previous clubs.
You look back over the years at some of the poorest football managers that have plied their trade in the Premier League. Apart from the two previously mentioned, we've had the likes of Alan Ball, Ian Dowie, Phil Brown, Scott Parker and many others: managers that have proved consistently over the years that they are not very good at what they are supposed to be doing, and yet they've nearly always found work usually again - within days of being fired from their last positions.
How many more occasions will Shrek have to prove that he is a singularly incompetent football coach before club boardrooms throughout the land say enough is enough?
If Plymouth go down because of his monumental ineptitude they will lose millions and millions, staff will have to be let go, cutbacks at the club will begin etc, but Shrek will walk away with a few more millions in his pocket courtesy of contract stipulations.
Bewildering.
You look back over the years at some of the poorest football managers that have plied their trade in the Premier League. Apart from the two previously mentioned, we've had the likes of Alan Ball, Ian Dowie, Phil Brown, Scott Parker and many others: managers that have proved consistently over the years that they are not very good at what they are supposed to be doing, and yet they've nearly always found work usually again - within days of being fired from their last positions.
How many more occasions will Shrek have to prove that he is a singularly incompetent football coach before club boardrooms throughout the land say enough is enough?
If Plymouth go down because of his monumental ineptitude they will lose millions and millions, staff will have to be let go, cutbacks at the club will begin etc, but Shrek will walk away with a few more millions in his pocket courtesy of contract stipulations.
Bewildering.