Not before 15 cans of Redbull and a large pack of Dairylee Dunkers.
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Not before 15 cans of Redbull and a large pack of Dairylee Dunkers.
All bets are off Rodgers surely.
Both, Rogers & Cooper, are exactly the right managers needed to get a relegated team straight back up.
I would price-in relegation with an eye on keeping these two in order to bounce right back.
You'd struggle to replace them with better alternatives.
Just seen little Eddie Howe walking across my Television screen. Prick. He’s not Woolwich, but he looks like Woolwich, probably smells like Woolwich and has the disturbing wiff of mouldy aftershave that I think of Woolwich fans favouring.
One win in 7 games and Newcastle are still being pumped in the media as a “big” club. Anyone would think that unlimited money = favoured press. Surely not.
And did I mention Eddie Howe is a prick ? He’s not even “little” but he looks little - and he looks Woolwich little.
He'll turn up in a bag somewhere, in kit form.
I'm glad that it's Soopermikarteta that's there and not the prick though
Hearing Thomas Frank to Leicester. Hopefully when there he gets his players to put up more of a fight against the arse than Brentford did.
That would be a bad move for him. He's better to stay where he is and move to a club on the up.
Poch getting that Newcastle job the next humping the bar codes get.
Is that a move up? I think that's a side ways move from Brentford. Can't see it.
Looks like Brighton have got their new man:
www.theguardian.com
I was hoping they'd get Poch but this doesn't seem like a bad option. Good record with smaller Serie A teams and some success in the Ukrainian league. Similar background to Graham Potter in that he appears to have learned his trade in the outposts of world football. I hope he has the talent to inspire the Seagulls to bigger and better things as I hoped Poch would have done.
Brighton appoint Roberto De Zerbi as manager to replace Graham Potter
Brighton have made Roberto De Zerbi their new manager after agreeing a four-year deal with the Italian
www.theguardian.com
I was hoping they'd get Poch but this doesn't seem like a bad option. Good record with smaller Serie A teams and some success in the Ukrainian league. Similar background to Graham Potter in that he appears to have learned his trade in the outposts of world football. I hope he has the talent to inspire the Seagulls to bigger and better things as I hoped Poch would have done.
Seen Steve Cooper doing the rounds he may not last the international break, he is a top manager, the same tier as Graham Potter for me
Will be nuts if he is sacked. My hairdresser is a Forest fan so always end up talking about football. The fight to get back into the Premier League has been a long, hard one. it's hard to believe a manager could achieve promotion when so many fans never thought it would happen and get sacked after 7 games. They are 2 points from safety and 3 points from 13th place. What did the owners expect at this point of the season?
Forest have certainly given some teams a game this season, including us.
They're looking like massive candidates to go down, they already lost at home to Bournemouth and Fulham and conceded 17 goals whilst spending £200m, they didn't spend that money to go straight back down so I don't see him lasting that long unless he turns the form around, doubt their chairman cares about sentiment when he's splashed a fortune on players.
De Zerbi is absolutely class. He was the guy that I wanted when we appointed Nuno. If he does well at Brighton he's going to be lined up for one of the big 6 in 2-3 years.Looks like Brighton have got their new man:
Brighton appoint Roberto De Zerbi as manager to replace Graham Potter
Brighton have made Roberto De Zerbi their new manager after agreeing a four-year deal with the Italian
I was hoping they'd get Poch but this doesn't seem like a bad option. Good record with smaller Serie A teams and some success in the Ukrainian league. Similar background to Graham Potter in that he appears to have learned his trade in the outposts of world football. I hope he has the talent to inspire the Seagulls to bigger and better things as I hoped Poch would have done.
Never heard of him. What makes him good?