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And how many of them was there? Och, thoosands! To be sure to be sure.

The Man City fanboys have constantly pissed me off this season, watch how they will quietly melt away at the end of the season when they just miss out on a UEFA spot. 4th with Liverpool 1 point behind them with a game in hand. The only team in the top 8! teams with a goal difference not in double figures, for all their supposed attacking style.

Phil Brown Sam's ex number 2 thinks the scouting network Sam has set up will leave with him "no doubt about that".

People haven't a clue about Terry Mac to be honest, he was Keegans favourite coach.

If Redknapp comes then any anti-Sam jock poster deserves him. Karma.

I'VE GOT THE X-FACTOR!

Has been on holiday since last week. Which makes Anal's story about Ashley not being happy after the stoke game completely shite. I was stood behind him at the Stoke game, so I don't know what your sauce is. EDIT: Goes to show what shite half these jackanories are. I think you've been on telly a few times today.

Well Ireland pretty much have to try and contain any opposition they might face.

Redknapp will still do better than that fat cunt. Aye, get sacked in 7 months instead of 8.

Or (as I said in the other thread) it is plausible that the sacking was outside of Mort and Ashleys control ie Some shite could be due to surface about Sammy boy that the club want to distance themselves from. Sincerely doubt it. He looks happy as larry to be honest.

Has been on holiday since last week. Which makes Anal's story about Ashley not being happy after the stoke game completely shite. So who sacked Sam? Presumably Mort, if so when was he told? Did Ashley decide to do this while on holiday?

BSA: "It is disappointing, though. I don't know why they've done it now."

It gets better, apparently Ashley is in Hong Kong.

Mind the BBC are crowing because they managed to get a quote from him outside his gaff.

I thought yesterday that it might have been a disagreement over Barton's future at the club. A sort of "if you stick your nose in here, then I'll leave" type thing, but who knows. I'm amazed how amicable Allardyce is sounding though. He's got a payoff and he knows he'll get another job with less stress and shit.

See my post in the other thread. It's perfectly possible that the sacking was as much of a shock to him as Allardyce. Kind of what I've been getting at for a while. Either they're both liars, or Ashley has swooped down and made a unilateral decision, both undesirable situations in my opinion.

I wonder if Mort is still bored by all the speculation that Sam's job is under threat. Lying cunt.

What's wrong with looking at achievements re. trophies? There are managers out there with champion's league, premier league, other league wins. This contrasts nicely with Allardyce. Is having won a trophy the minimum entry requirement then? After that, then you go on this long and winding process of considering respective CVs? If I were in charge, then, yes, I would take a manager who has won several domestic league titles and a champion's league above a manager who is currently working at second-division level having been sacked by three previous clubs. Disagree? And when you woke up? Answer the question. That was a question? You've got to be kidding. Did the question mark not give it away, boy wonder? So, in your considered approach as owner, with consideration of CVs and careful drawn out process, those were the only two candidates?

Given a straight choice between Arry and John Collins, I'd take Collins. And he's won a trophy! Yay.

What's wrong with looking at achievements re. trophies? There are managers out there with champion's league, premier league, other league wins. This contrasts nicely with Allardyce. Is having won a trophy the minimum entry requirement then? After that, then you go on this long and winding process of considering respective CVs? If I were in charge, then, yes, I would take a manager who has won several domestic league titles and a champion's league above a manager who is currently working at second-division level having been sacked by three previous clubs. Disagree? And when you woke up? Answer the question. That was a question? You've got to be kidding.

Even if he hasn't got a good CV? Sorry, won loads of trophies.

What's wrong with looking at achievements re. trophies? There are managers out there with champion's league, premier league, other league wins. This contrasts nicely with Allardyce. Is having won a trophy the minimum entry requirement then? After that, then you go on this long and winding process of considering respective CVs? If I were in charge, then, yes, I would take a manager who has won several domestic league titles and a champion's league above a manager who is currently working at second-division level having been sacked by three previous clubs. Disagree? And when you woke up?

Oh shit.

I found the whole Portsmouth-Southampton-Portsmouth episode funny. Not so funny if it was your manager like.

The egg-head with the 5% share of West Ham which he then sold? The millionaire forced to sell his share when the real owner found out being a self made millionaire doesn't mean you know shit about running a football club.