Park Life 70 Posted June 4, 2009 Share Posted June 4, 2009 Parky was like a dog, he came, and I seen his name at the bottom, he had a good sniff, and turned his nose up at it. I know your ways Stevie. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sonatine 10024 Posted June 5, 2009 Share Posted June 5, 2009 BRUCE REJECTS TALK OF NEWCASTLE DREAMPosted 05/06/09 11:05 EmailPrintSave Steve Bruce has insisted landing the Newcastle manager's job was never his dream. The 48-year-old, who took over at Sunderland earlier this week, has twice been in the frame for the position at St James' Park, firstly after Sir Bobby Robson's departure in 2004 and then when his successor, Graeme Souness, made way 18 months later. However, Geordie Bruce is adamant that he never coveted the chance to step into the hot-seat on Tyneside. He told the Sunderland Echo: "Managing Newcastle has never been my dream as a boss. "I'm in football management now and I look for the right job more than anything else. "And this opportunity at Sunderland has got everything I want - the infrastructure, the fan-base, an ambitious chairman and an ambitious new owner. "I don't need anything else - I've got everything here. Everything you look for as an ambitious manager is here at Sunderland. "It's a big club with a big history, a long tradition, and the potential to really go places. "All the off-field components are there, and we need to build a team now to really take things forward." I bleed black and white, everyone knows i'm a Geordie etc etc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ohhh_yeah 2786 Posted June 5, 2009 Share Posted June 5, 2009 BRUCE REJECTS TALK OF NEWCASTLE DREAMPosted 05/06/09 11:05 EmailPrintSave Steve Bruce has insisted landing the Newcastle manager's job was never his dream. The 48-year-old, who took over at Sunderland earlier this week, has twice been in the frame for the position at St James' Park, firstly after Sir Bobby Robson's departure in 2004 and then when his successor, Graeme Souness, made way 18 months later. However, Geordie Bruce is adamant that he never coveted the chance to step into the hot-seat on Tyneside. He told the Sunderland Echo: "Managing Newcastle has never been my dream as a boss. "I'm in football management now and I look for the right job more than anything else. "And this opportunity at Sunderland has got everything I want - the infrastructure, the fan-base, an ambitious chairman and an ambitious new owner. "I don't need anything else - I've got everything here. Everything you look for as an ambitious manager is here at Sunderland. "It's a big club with a big history, a long tradition, and the potential to really go places. "All the off-field components are there, and we need to build a team now to really take things forward." I bleed black and white, everyone knows i'm a Geordie etc etc He said: 'I have regretted not going (to Newcastle). Of course I have. The opportunity was when Sir Bobby Robson left but I had just signed a new deal at Birmingham. cunt... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheMoog 0 Posted June 6, 2009 Share Posted June 6, 2009 BRUCE REJECTS TALK OF NEWCASTLE DREAMPosted 05/06/09 11:05 EmailPrintSave Steve Bruce has insisted landing the Newcastle manager's job was never his dream. The 48-year-old, who took over at Sunderland earlier this week, has twice been in the frame for the position at St James' Park, firstly after Sir Bobby Robson's departure in 2004 and then when his successor, Graeme Souness, made way 18 months later. However, Geordie Bruce is adamant that he never coveted the chance to step into the hot-seat on Tyneside. He told the Sunderland Echo: "Managing Newcastle has never been my dream as a boss. "I'm in football management now and I look for the right job more than anything else. "And this opportunity at Sunderland has got everything I want - the infrastructure, the fan-base, an ambitious chairman and an ambitious new owner. "I don't need anything else - I've got everything here. Everything you look for as an ambitious manager is here at Sunderland. "It's a big club with a big history, a long tradition, and the potential to really go places. "All the off-field components are there, and we need to build a team now to really take things forward." I bleed black and white, everyone knows i'm a Geordie etc etc He said: 'I have regretted not going (to Newcastle). Of course I have. The opportunity was when Sir Bobby Robson left but I had just signed a new deal at Birmingham. cunt... He can't help himself, old Judas Bruce is a super cunt and always has been - I'm more of a Geordie than he is and I was born in bloody Lincolnshire! I hope he realises he's burnt his bridges with Newcastle forever now, the only thing I suppose is it might spur him on to do better just to show what he could have done for us... I doubt it'll matter too much though, he'll never have the success or following that Sir Bobby or the Keegler had. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
David Kelly 1117 Posted June 6, 2009 Share Posted June 6, 2009 Cunt. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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