Pardew sacked

[Howmanheyman 26877]

If managers were Lord of the rings characters he'd be Grimer Wormtongue. I'm sure the wanker called the Manchester reds 'united' twice, deliberately the other day as well.

[Howay 12460]

aye wormtongue is a good comparison.

[Howmanheyman 26877]

Beardsley, (as much as I loved him as a player), can be Smeagull. Mike's wages to Peter is obviously precious to him.

[PaddockLad 14602]

Ashley has really single-handedly turned today's football pointless, hasn't he? I guess you're right, even if we'd hire a genius next season and qualify for the champions cup, not a single strengthening would be done after that to improve us before the cup. He'd say: if we were good enough last season, why he need to improve anything? The taste of Ashley owning this club has now turned so bitter because of the history we have with him, we can find ourselves winning the league with him in charge and not feel joy...

Is this club nothing else than a business for someone we don't like?

What does he really tell us about his business skills if this ship is a business? He knows nothing about making paying loyal customers happy, nothing about making a good name for himself globally, he knows nothing about keeping harmony amongst employees, he knows nothing about taking chances when they should be taken, he has no ambition not even a long term one, he never gets the right people for the important jobs.

This club is not even being run like business...so what is it being run like?

 

Just a pawn...just a little shitty pawn he couldn't care less about. It should be illegal to run a sports club like that.

 

Why isn't it illegal? He's fucking with people's lives, their identities, their culture, their religion, the history of their forefathers, the future of their kids.

 

At least it's good to know Ashley will forever suffer in his next lives.

 

It was as recently as the 90s, until the FA changed their own rules on club ownwership. The same FA that is run by the chairman of its member clubs, the same chairman who earned millions from share flotations of their sporting clubs and the TV income of the newly minted Premier League. Clubs couldnt be bought and sold as they are now, its basically the reason why the likes of Hall, Sugar and Dein got involved with football.