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TheDaddy 11-07-2021 23:47

Season 2021/22
 
Seeing as my last one was hijacked by international tournaments let's try again

Not looked forward to a season so much for years although a lack of signings so far into close season is concerning

Carth 12-07-2021 00:11

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Who do you support . . . Derby? ;) :D

denphone 12-07-2021 05:05

Re: Season 2021/22
 
There is only one team TD supports and the clue is in the word nail.;)

Carth 12-07-2021 12:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36085945)
There is only one team TD supports and the clue is in the word nail.;)

I'm good at these, here we go:

Nail > jimmy nail > boys from the blackstuff > blackstuff > coal > mine > claymore > scottish > thistle > Partick Thistle :D

denphone 12-07-2021 14:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36085973)
I'm good at these, here we go:

Nail > jimmy nail > boys from the blackstuff > blackstuff > coal > mine > claymore > scottish > thistle > Partick Thistle :D

:nono::nono:

Carth 12-07-2021 14:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36086035)
:nono::nono:

not even close?

denphone 12-07-2021 14:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36086039)
not even close?

Several hundred miles off track.;)

Paul 12-07-2021 15:35

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36085945)
There is only one team TD supports and the clue is in the word nail.;)

Not much of a clue tbh, I have no idea, how about just saying. :sleep:

denphone 12-07-2021 16:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36086051)
Not much of a clue tbh, I have no idea, how about just saying. :sleep:

West Ham United known by their nickname of the Hammers.

Hugh 12-07-2021 16:31

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36086058)
West Ham United known by their nickname of the Hammers.

Ah, that explains it - those sort of nails.

I thought it might be Southampton, because they’re known as "the Beauticians"… ;)

Carth 12-07-2021 19:58

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I had no idea it was West Ham . . honestly . . no really ;)

Anyway, thanks for Pelly all those years ago :Yes:

TheDaddy 07-08-2021 20:41

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36085938)
Not looked forward to a season so much for years although a lack of signings so far into close season is concerning

It's more than concerning now, the club has signed a goalkeeper on loan, yes a potentially world class centre back might be joining within days but that's not the point, less than a week till kick off and with a European campaign to come the club is starting the season significantly weaker than it finished the last one, Noble is another year older and Antonio's glass hamstrings aren't going to be any stronger, Haller still not replaced either, not looking forward to the new season as much now

denphone 07-08-2021 21:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36088921)
It's more than concerning now, the club has signed a goalkeeper on loan, yes a potentially world class centre back might be joining within days but that's not the point, less than a week till kick off and with a European campaign to come the club is starting the season significantly weaker than it finished the last one, Noble is another year older and Antonio's glass hamstrings aren't going to be any stronger, Haller still not replaced either, not looking forward to the new season as much now

Perhaps they will seal a few deals before the transfer window ends TD as my team has not exactly been buying players this summer thus so far apart from a Centre Back.

TheDaddy 07-08-2021 21:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36088925)
Perhaps they will seal a few deals before the transfer window ends TD as my team has not exactly been buying players this summer thus so far apart from a Centre Back.

Talk of Origi for 15 million tonight, I'd be very happy if he joined

Ooh 17000 posts, shame it wasn't more insightful or clever

daveeb 07-08-2021 22:26

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36088925)
Perhaps they will seal a few deals before the transfer window ends TD as my team has not exactly been buying players this summer thus so far apart from a Centre Back.

Patience Den, we'll have Mbappe by the end of the week*.







*this might not actually happen :bigcry:

denphone 08-08-2021 04:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by daveeb (Post 36088931)
Patience Den, we'll have Mbappe by the end of the week*.







*this might not actually happen :bigcry:

Don't be surprised if Mbappe ends up in Spain before the seasons start as he is too pricey for us.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36088928)
Talk of Origi for 15 million tonight, I'd be very happy if he joined

Ooh 17000 posts, shame it wasn't more insightful or clever

Origi is a good player but l am not sure Klopp agrees with me.

Mr K 08-08-2021 11:07

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The football season is back, my first game attendance since last year. A good time was had.

As I get older seem to be going further away from cricket ('the hundred' was the last straw), and more back to 'the beautiful game'. Thought is was supposed to he the other way round when you got older !.

As for rugby union, stoppages for video refs has destroyed the international game. Each half is lasting over an hour for all the stoppages, it was supposed to be a free flowing game...

At least VAR isn't an issue in the football I watch, ref as well as player mistakes are part of the game. It usually evens out over a season.

iadom 13-08-2021 21:34

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Just watched the second Brentford goal, how was that not a clear foul on the keeper?

Carth 13-08-2021 22:01

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Due to the rules forever being buggered about with, I'm of the opinion that the only people who can correctly identify a foul (ha) are chicken farmers ;)

denphone 14-08-2021 04:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36088949)
The football season is back, my first game attendance since last year. A good time was had.

As I get older seem to be going further away from cricket ('the hundred' was the last straw), and more back to 'the beautiful game'. Thought is was supposed to he the other way round when you got older !.

As for rugby union, stoppages for video refs has destroyed the international game. Each half is lasting over an hour for all the stoppages, it was supposed to be a free flowing game...

At least VAR isn't an issue in the football I watch, ref as well as player mistakes are part of the game. It usually evens out over a season.

What is wrong with the Hundred Mr K?.

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36089734)
Just watched the second Brentford goal, how was that not a clear foul on the keeper?

It was a clear foul.

Quite surprised that Arsenal picked the team that they did.

The Arsenal fans have already started and we are only in game one of the season.:)

iadom 14-08-2021 15:08

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Well that was good fun, credit to Leeds they don't sit with 10 men behind the ball. Pogba has his head on today.:cool:

denphone 14-08-2021 15:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36089785)
Well that was good fun, credit to Leeds they don't sit with 10 men behind the ball. Pogba has his head on today.:cool:

United title winners Jim.;)

iadom 14-08-2021 15:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36089786)
United title winners Jim.;)

Only if the can play Leeds every week.

Hugh 27-08-2021 18:02

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58359561
Quote:

Manchester United have confirmed they have reached an agreement to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Juventus.

United have agreed to pay £12.8m for the 36-year-old five-time Ballon d'Or winner, with the deal subject to personal terms, visa and a medical.

denphone 27-08-2021 19:40

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It will be interesting to see how much he plays or whether he is on the subs bench mostly as financially Man Utd will make plenty of money worldwide with merchandise sales as there must be millions out there who are still willing to buy anything with the name Ronaldo on it.

iadom 27-08-2021 19:43

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Have serious reservations about this, could turn out to be Sanchez mk2, when United gazumped City for Sanchez and he was a total dead weight.:(

It will be very good for shirt sales as long as they can get Cavani to relinquish the #7 shirt.

Long term I think it may unsettle the team, Ronaldo is past his best, never tracks back or presses, you can’t afford a player like that in the Premiership like you can in La Liga or Serie A.

I sincerely hope I am wrong but time will tell.

TheDaddy 27-08-2021 20:10

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Let's hope Lingard sees sense now...

iadom 27-08-2021 21:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36091192)
Let's hope Lingard sees sense now...

Not sure Lingard is the problem, suspect United are trying to squeeze more out of the deal than is justified.;)

iadom 28-08-2021 14:09

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Odds on Arteta as first managerial casualty this season?

Carth 28-08-2021 14:36

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36091240)
Odds on Arteta as first managerial casualty this season?

Plenty of other failures to replace him with, such is the state of 'modern football'

denphone 28-08-2021 16:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36091240)
Odds on Arteta as first managerial casualty this season?

l would not bet on it as the odds would be very prohibitive.

Hugh 28-08-2021 17:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36091241)
Plenty of other failures to replace him with, such is the state of 'modern football'

Are/were you an accountant?

To the optimist, the glass of water is half full.
To the pessimist, the glass of water is half empty.
To the accountant, the glass of water is twice as big as it needs to be!… ;)

Carth 28-08-2021 19:22

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No, but my wife thinks she is :D

Hom3r 30-08-2021 17:32

Re: Season 2021/22
 
My Arsenal friends still won't change to Spurs fans :D

iadom 30-08-2021 18:12

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1 Attachment(s)
Classic.:D

TheDaddy 26-09-2021 22:53

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Brighton can go top tomorrow :shocked:

adzii_nufc 06-10-2021 17:40

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Premier League seemingly concede defeat in Newcastle legal battle.

PIF, Amanda Staveley and Jamie Reuben all in Newcastle tonight to complete the takeover of the club.

nffc 06-10-2021 18:56

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36091240)
Odds on Arteta as first managerial casualty this season?

Book's presumably closed on that now as there have been changes...

adzii_nufc 06-10-2021 20:15

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Yep. Steve Bruce is almost certainly out next.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58821131

Very heavy rumours of an announcement in the next few hours.

TheDaddy 06-10-2021 20:21

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 36096136)
Premier League seemingly concede defeat in Newcastle legal battle.

PIF, Amanda Staveley and Jamie Reuben all in Newcastle tonight to complete the takeover of the club.

Another top team in foreign hands, think there will only be five left after this sale and we can't rely on Norwich or Brentford staying up to long plus the dildo brothers are only seeing out time on the stadium before selling :(

nffc 06-10-2021 20:25

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by adzii_nufc (Post 36096176)
Yep. Steve Bruce is almost certainly out next.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58821131

Very heavy rumours of an announcement in the next few hours.

Perfect timing so you guys can get Hughton back.

Carth 06-10-2021 22:47

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Although he denies it, Mr Rooney may want to move from his present position :D

nffc 06-10-2021 22:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096213)
Although he denies it, Mr Rooney may want to move from his present position :D

Hardly when the sponsors are paying him.


The club is royally screwed though, from what I hear.

Carth 07-10-2021 01:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nffc (Post 36096215)
Hardly when the sponsors are paying him.


The club is royally screwed though, from what I hear.

Yep, it does seem their days are numbered . . Reading not looking too clever either according to some reports.

TheDaddy 07-10-2021 11:02

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Bissouma has been arrested for sexual assault, what a mug, he had the world at his feet and even if there's no truth in it he shouldn't have put himself in such a position where accusations can be levied at the moment, he may well have denied himself a dream move regardless of innocence or guilt. Plus if he is guilty prison FC are going to have some squad, all their games at home for obvious reasons but they could probably compete in the championship!

nffc 07-10-2021 12:17

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Think it's wrong for the media to name players in these situations until proven guilty.


We had this sketch a while back with an unnamed Everton player who was quickly discovered by a process of elimination...

Damien 07-10-2021 12:53

Re: Season 2021/22
 
So if i got this right the takeover can go ahead because now it's now Saudi Arabia's investment fund buying the club and not Saudi Arabia?

adzii_nufc 07-10-2021 16:10

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Allegedly.

But not really. We all know/knew that KSA and their PIF are the same thing. It's a state owned club, its barely a secret. It's gone ahead because Saudi Arabia have been released from potential prosecution regarding piracy. They have paid Bein compensation and restored their programming in the region effective yesterday.

This means the Premier League held a takeover hostage by claiming KSA and PIF are one and the same under the shadow directors clause and disqualifying event. But as soon as Bein were happy. The league feel they're now separate :rolleyes:

For reference it was always the PIF that made any bid. Nothing has changed.

Damien 07-10-2021 19:00

Re: Season 2021/22
 
I tell you one thing, Journalists are now going to be very careful about writing bad stuff about Newcastle United!

adzii_nufc 07-10-2021 20:31

Re: Season 2021/22
 
The richest club in world football are currently 19th in the Premier League.

January is going to be very interesting.

Mr K 08-10-2021 22:15

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Do the Saudis know what the weather is like in Newcastle?? Maybe they'll relocate the ground to Riyadh. As long as its on tv, location doesn't matter. RIP a once great club.

nffc 08-10-2021 22:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36096632)
Do the Saudis know what the weather is like in Newcastle?? Maybe they'll relocate the ground to Riyadh. As long as its on tv, location doesn't matter. RIP a once great club.

You're assuming they're competent owners. I recall when a Kuwaiti bought us...

Carth 08-10-2021 22:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nffc (Post 36096641)
You're assuming they're competent owners. I recall when a Kuwaiti bought us...

About 8 managers in 5 years wasn't it?

Not up to Watford standards though ;)

Mr K 08-10-2021 22:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096643)
About 8 managers in 5 years wasn't it?

Not up to Watford standards though ;)

Never mind Newcastle Who's going the rescue the Mighty Iron is the big question ? More managers than my local Tesco Express. ;)

nffc 08-10-2021 22:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36096643)
About 8 managers in 5 years wasn't it?

Not up to Watford standards though ;)

It helps not to appoint terrible managers to begin with.


Can't say I've disagreed with any of them going, apart from Sean O'Driscoll or Martin O'Neill...


Watford are a special case, but the constant changing doesn't seem to impede their progress.

Carth 08-10-2021 22:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36096646)
Never mind Newcastle Who's going the rescue the Mighty Iron is the big question ? More managers than my local Tesco Express. ;)

If by 'the Mighty Iron' you mean the muppets where I am, it's not so much the managers as the owners . . just another lot interfering where they know bugger all about football :D

Luton are doing OK though ;)

iadom 09-10-2021 18:56

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Wel I must say as a neutral the Scotland v Isreal was a great game to watch.:cool:

iadom 13-10-2021 11:15

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Bin Salman has just given Amanda Staveley a bollocking, “I asked you to buy me a New Castle you fool.”:)

Carth 20-10-2021 13:02

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Newcastle . . that's Brucie gone then, mutual consent, and Graeme Jones as interim manager until . . . 'the price is right' new manager comes along.

That could be a while, so Newcastle fans may face a period of baffling defensive tactics and 85% possession with nothing to show for it.

Will the new manager be one of the 'old guard' that do the managerial merry-go-round, or a well established successful foreign manager attracted by the (probable) lucrative financial package offered?

iadom 20-10-2021 23:48

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Well that was exciting in the end and I’ll take the win but the first 45 minutes was the worst I have from United in a long time. Bruno Fernandes had his worst game since his last game against the Foxes. :(

Easy game up next.:)

Carth 24-10-2021 19:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36098274)
Easy game up next.:)

ouch :Yikes:

iadom 24-10-2021 19:51

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I did fear something like this would happen, they have been awful defensively all season. :(

Stayed until the whistle all the same.

It’s always darkest before the dawn. :)

denphone 24-10-2021 20:23

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Obviously l am pretty happy with the result but the question is what are Man Utd going to do from here as some are saying Ole is out of his depth and others are saying its the players who are at fault.

Sacking managers willy nilly is generally not United's style.

iadom 24-10-2021 20:41

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36098677)

Sacking managers willy nilly is generally not United's style.

Well they did go through quite a few after Busby retired. And Moyes, Van Gaal and Jose have come and gone in fairly quick succession.;)

If you recall I was never in the “give Ole the job” camp.

denphone 24-10-2021 20:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36098679)
Well they did go through quite a few after Busby retired. And Moyes, Van Gaal and Jose have come and gone in fairly quick succession.;)

If you recall I was never in the “give Ole the job” camp.

Yes even my poor memory tells me that you were not a fan of the club appointing Ole.

United have plenty of talented players but are not a team unit and l find it baffling why they paid all that money for Sancho and yet he sits in the stand.

nffc 24-10-2021 21:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36098679)
Well they did go through quite a few after Busby retired. And Moyes, Van Gaal and Jose have come and gone in fairly quick succession.;)

If you recall I was never in the “give Ole the job” camp.

Not sure who you'd actually end up with though.


Man Utd may be more successful, but the Newcastle job is probably going to be seen as more attractive (and even then I'm not sure who they would get), and maybe even an easier task with more money to spend and more chance to actually rip up what's already there.


But whoever takes the Man U job will still probably have to do it with the likes of Rashford, Pogba, Ronaldo, etc as key players in their system and probably less money to play with to improve the team.



I didn't like his antics, but there was no doubt that Fergie was a first-rate manager, one of the greatest ever (if only Clough had been at a bigger club) and was going to be a hard act to replace, but they really have made such a fist up of it, van Gaal was probably the best but even then he didn't do much, Jose was a busted flush after leaving Chelsea the second time, his style just doesn't last for the time they needed, and Ole was an easy option who hadn't done so well at Cardiff in his only other job in this league system. Moyes needed more than a season but was always going to end up a fall guy. Though saying that Fergie even had real issues with replacing didn't he, took him ages to get a decent keeper to begin with, and when he left, they had the same issues, quite why they thought Mark Bosnich (a player they knew from having him before) had the right attitude to replace Schmeichel, then that Italian was just a joke, Barthez was too error prone, van der Sar was the keeper they should have got 5 years earlier, even de Gea isn't that convincing really.



And we lost 4-0 with Fulham only having 3 shots on target.

TheDaddy 25-10-2021 14:18

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Ole in

Imagine resting your first team for your cup final and then losing in Holland and East London

iadom 27-10-2021 21:39

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Just noticed a shock result in German cup comp, Borussia MGB 5 - 0 Bayern Munich.:shocked:

First thoughts, Bayern put a weak side out but no full strength squad.:confused:

denphone 28-10-2021 04:26

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by iadom (Post 36098990)
Just noticed a shock result in German cup comp, Borussia MGB 5 - 0 Bayern Munich.:shocked:

First thoughts, Bayern put a weak side out but no full strength squad.:confused:

Yeah l was shocked at that result.:shocked:

In other news Barca are on the lookout for a new manager.;)

nffc 28-10-2021 07:24

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36099004)
Yeah l was shocked at that result.:shocked:

In other news Barca are on the lookout for a new manager.;)

Gary Megson is still available

denphone 28-10-2021 10:48

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nffc (Post 36099006)
Gary Megson is still available

l was thinking more along the lines of a famous Spanish word where it begins with O and ends with a E.;)

Hugh 28-10-2021 10:54

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Omelette?

nffc 28-10-2021 11:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36099023)
l was thinking more along the lines of a famous Spanish word where it begins with O and ends with a E.;)

Not sure they would go for him (or indeed Megson, though that would at least be comedy).

daveeb 28-10-2021 11:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36099023)
l was thinking more along the lines of a famous Spanish word where it begins with O and ends with a E.;)

Allardyce begins with an A :)

Carth 28-10-2021 13:04

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36099023)
l was thinking more along the lines of a famous Spanish word where it begins with O and ends with a E.;)

I don't think Popeye's girlfriend would be interested to be honest ;)

daveeb 28-10-2021 14:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36099040)
I don't think Popeye's girlfriend would be interested to be honest ;)

A spinach diet could give any team the edge though :erm:

TheDaddy 28-10-2021 15:21

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36099024)
Omelette?

No longer available, got eaten this morning

denphone 28-10-2021 17:05

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36099024)
Omelette?

:no:

TimeLord2018 01-11-2021 10:15

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Nuno has been sacked
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59110614

Carth 01-11-2021 10:53

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Sadly many owners (and fans) are wanting instant results and aren't prepared to give time (and money) to a manager in order to create a team of players willing to work with the manager and his tactics towards success.

Some clubs however go the other way, and support a manager with time and money . . but they still fail.

Some weren't impressed with Moyes at one time, I bet WH fans are glad they kept him now ;)

Funny old game Saint ;)

nffc 01-11-2021 11:32

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Things I hate about modern football.


Nuno did a very good job at Wolves and had only been there since the summer.


We also know Mourinho leaves a club in a bit of a mess because of his style.


Unless it's clearly not working behind the scenes I do feel a new manager needs a full season in most cases.

Carth 01-11-2021 12:28

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It's 'Sacking Monday' . . .

Scunthorpe sack manager and assistant https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58857647

No real surprise, but the main problems there are (again) owner related ;)


Barnsley sack manager https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/58993547

denphone 01-11-2021 14:27

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TimeLord2018 (Post 36099548)

Antonio Conte is the favourite for the job apparently.

Julian 01-11-2021 14:38

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Why would anyone want to work for that vile bellend levy?

Why would anyone want to go to a club where the supposed best player doesn’t want to be there?

TheDaddy 01-11-2021 16:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36099609)
Antonio Conte is the favourite for the job apparently.

He might be their preferred choice but I doubt they're his, the man is a winner that spends cash, neither thing you'd associate with spuds

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36099553)

Some weren't impressed with Moyes at one time, I bet WH fans are glad they kept him now ;)

Funny old game Saint ;)

I wanted to give him a chance when he was appointed and didn't want him "sacked" and was happy when he returned

nffc 01-11-2021 16:09

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Provided they keep their mitts off Steve Cooper, though I can't see why they'd be interested there.

Carth 01-11-2021 17:09

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36099631)

I wanted to give him a chance when he was appointed and didn't want him "sacked" and was happy when he returned

I wasn't looking at you ;)

TheDaddy 02-11-2021 10:41

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36099644)
I wasn't looking at you ;)

He was an underwhelming choice when first appointed admittedly

Carth 07-11-2021 15:06

Re: Season 2021/22
 
More sackings this week . . apparently, after only 11 games into the season, that's about a quarter of the Prem managers sacked already . . with a few more to come I'm sure.

Xisco Munoz (Watford) – October 3, 2021
Steve Bruce (Newcastle) – October 20, 2021
Nuno Espirito Santo (Tottenham) – November 1, 2021
Daniel Farke (Norwich City) – November 6, 2021
Dean Smith (Aston Villa) – November 7, 2021

Championship and below are getting into the game too.

What a carry on :rolleyes:

denphone 07-11-2021 15:46

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36100354)
More sackings this week . . apparently, after only 11 games into the season, that's about a quarter of the Prem managers sacked already . . with a few more to come I'm sure.

Xisco Munoz (Watford) – October 3, 2021
Steve Bruce (Newcastle) – October 20, 2021
Nuno Espirito Santo (Tottenham) – November 1, 2021
Daniel Farke (Norwich City) – November 6, 2021
Dean Smith (Aston Villa) – November 7, 2021

Championship and below are getting into the game too.

What a carry on :rolleyes:

One wonders who will be the next manager to get his P45.:(

TheDaddy 07-11-2021 17:06

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36100357)
One wonders who will be the next manager to get his P45.:(

A Norwegian maybe...

denphone 07-11-2021 17:29

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36100364)
A Norwegian maybe...

You might be right TD.

TheDaddy 07-11-2021 18:30

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36100369)
You might be right TD.

Great game eh :)

denphone 07-11-2021 18:38

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36100374)
Great game eh :)

You were the better side defensively and at set pieces.

Julian 07-11-2021 19:40

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36100375)
You were the better side defensively and at set pieces.

And at scoring goals it seems :)

Carth 16-11-2021 10:56

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Derby take another 9 point hit with a further 3 suspended in case of any future 'mishaps' this season.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/59288687

Will this latest bout of punishing clubs prevent others from trying to circumvent the rules?

Highly doubtful IMO, some clubs are still risking everything on a quick push to the riches of the Premiership.

Carth 21-11-2021 13:12

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36100357)
One wonders who will be the next manager to get his P45.:(

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36100364)
A Norwegian maybe...

Called it :D

nffc 21-11-2021 13:34

Re: Season 2021/22
 
It was a bit of an odd appointment to begin with. Yes I know he was an ex player but his spell at Cardiff didn't really show that he was a good manager.



Megson is still available.

Julian 21-11-2021 13:54

Re: Season 2021/22
 
it will have to be someone who is prepared to be Ferguson's puppet.....

Mark Hughes
Steve Bruce
Ryan Giggs
Wayne Rooney
Roy Keane
etc......

Carth 21-11-2021 13:59

Re: Season 2021/22
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Julian (Post 36102048)
it will have to be someone who is prepared to be Ferguson's puppet.....

Mark Hughes
Steve Bruce
Ryan Giggs
Wayne Rooney
Roy Keane
etc......

I was about to post something similar . . although his previous 'input' hasn't turned out all that well ;)


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