Oh we just need Man U to finish out of Europe for a couple of seasons. Then everyone can get off their backs.
You win that many titles in a short span of time of course everyone is going to hate you.
Personally, I couldn't care. After seasons of looking the old Division Two (before it became League One) in the face season after season after season ... I'm happy just to be in the Premiership. And beating Man U twice in three matches. And Liverpool twice and with one draw in four matches. And being unbeaten to Arsenal in the league. And thumping Leeds and Middlesbrough.
That was utterly wretched. I can't even begin to put into words how painful that was to watch. Okocha's 86 (really boring) throw-ins showed us up for having, by far, the worst, most inept defence in the Premier League. Every single player on our team was shit today, though. I can't wait for January when Souness will surely spend at least 10 million on the defence. At least it was an appropriate performance for Halloween.
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I for one hope that Everton or Bolton can win the league. Everton for being perdicted by world & dog to go down this year and Bolton for not being taken seriously by most teams for a long time.
I would hope for Spurs, but I don't have the required suspension of disbelief level. Still, here's to the Carling Cup
No time for heartache, no time to run and hide,
no time for breaking down, no time to cry.
GeeZa wrote:A nice story this weekend is that the Ipswich Town Chief-Exec has handed over his 75k annual bonus to fund loan signings. That's really rather cool.
Gotta chase that pesky Wigan.
The Championship is looking pretty interesting . . .
A nice story this weekend is that the Ipswich Town Chief-Exec has handed over his 75k annual bonus to fund loan signings. That's really rather cool.
Gotta chase that pesky Wigan.
'Tis true, he did!!
Cracking result too, 3-0 against a hapless Preston. Would have been 4 but Ian Westlake's shot that was cleared off the line was later proved to be over the line.
"My worst buy? There've been a few that keep me awake but probably the worst was Jardel. He scored goals for fun in Portugal but looked like he ate and drank for fun, too.
"Tried everything we could with the big bugger but we had to hold our hands up and say, "Off you go, son." The great thing about foreigners, though, is there always seems to be some other muppet to take them off your hands. Pity you can't say that about some English players!"
Dio wrote:
Unfortunately, the rumour is it might be Wes Brown. Who I do not want, as he is another regular-mistake type that we've had too many of in the past.
Yeah, that would be bad news. I'd probably have O'Shea from them, though. To be honest, I'm not that sure who I want, but two good, experienced central defenders would be a welcome sight.
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aureole wrote:From Sam Allardyce's interview in The People:
"My worst buy? There've been a few that keep me awake but probably the worst was Jardel. He scored goals for fun in Portugal but looked like he ate and drank for fun, too.
"Tried everything we could with the big bugger but we had to hold our hands up and say, "Off you go, son." The great thing about foreigners, though, is there always seems to be some other muppet to take them off your hands. Pity you can't say that about some English players!"
Oh that's just brilliant
How fantastic to see someone use the word "muppet" in a press release
PaulEMoz wrote:To be honest, I'm not that sure who I want, but two good, experienced central defenders would be a welcome sight.
I'm not certain we need 2. Bramble and O'Brien both proved they could play much better alongside a better defender, and I'm still one (of, it seems, the few) who believe Bramble will turn out well in the long term if he plays long enough alongside someone good.
Ledley King would be my choice, but I reckon the chances of getting him == small. Pity.
PaulEMoz wrote:
Yeah, that would be bad news. I'd probably have O'Shea from them, though. To be honest, I'm not that sure who I want, but two good, experienced central defenders would be a welcome sight.
There was talk of Robson looking at both Bobo Balde of Celtic (of cult "Bobo's gonnae get ye" fame) and Boumsong from Rangers. Both are class acts.