All Aboard the Sizeable Samuel Gravy Train!

[dublinbluenose]

No USP left now for gravy tits. Should be the end of the road.

 

[Caolam]

It pleases me greatly to see Fat Sam relegated.

 

[Jimishorts]

 

[Wizard]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Get down you terrible, terrible bellend

 

[Lob]

Was only a couple of months ago he was saying that he could have taken Everton into the top 4. Had over half a season to save West Brom and still got relegated.

Alas, all gravy trains come to an end.

 

[mmmmsnouts]

I’m trying to make “Prexit” happen here, please help

 

[Martin Alvito]

Was only a couple of months ago he was saying that he could have taken Everton into the top 4. Had over half a season to save West Brom and still got relegated.

Alas, all gravy trains come to an end.

I think most of us, including Sam, knew that this one was a bridge too far.

It speaks volumes about ownership that he'd rather pick up this six-month paycheck than spend a full season under Ashley.

 

[Cool_Blue]

Imagine winning 2-5 away to a UCL finalist and then getting relegated a month later. Weird season.

 

[allen]

It’ll be interesting to see how he pitches himself now. Seems unlikely that his pint-of-wine ego will allow him to retire on a relegation. I also can’t see him sticking around for a promotion push.

 

[barneygumble]

No USP left now for gravy tits. Should be the end of the road.

Hell he back.

He hasn’t been disgraced really.

In my opinion, that West Brom team should never have been anywhere near the Prem anyway, a combo of the Championship being terrible and Bilic overachieving last year - they still tried repeatedly to throw it away.

Hes came in steadied the ship, and as painful as it is to say, he will be able to say.

Beat Chelsea and arch rivals away, and drew with Liverpool away. These are things chairman look at, weirdly. He definitelt improved them, but he’s still loathsome.

Question is, does he stick or twist? Stay with West Brom or hold his nerve and wait for a Brighton, Palace etc to jump the gun next season, and have one last swan song?

 

[trueblue84]

Hell he back.

He hasn’t been disgraced really.

In my opinion, that West Brom team should never have been anywhere near the Prem anyway, a combo of the Championship being terrible and Bilic overachieving last year - they still tried repeatedly to throw it away.

Hes came in steadied the ship, and as painful as it is to say, he will be able to say.

Beat Chelsea and arch rivals away, and drew with Liverpool away. These are things chairman look at, weirdly. He definitelt improved them, but he’s still loathsome.

Question is, does he stick or twist? Stay with West Brom or hold his nerve and wait for a Brighton, Palace etc to jump the gun next season, and have one last swan song?

I'm not so sure. They've only won 5 games all season. He hasn't done as well as people think.

 

[dublinbluenose]

Hell he back.

He hasn’t been disgraced really.

In my opinion, that West Brom team should never have been anywhere near the Prem anyway, a combo of the Championship being terrible and Bilic overachieving last year - they still tried repeatedly to throw it away.

Hes came in steadied the ship, and as painful as it is to say, he will be able to say.

Beat Chelsea and arch rivals away, and drew with Liverpool away. These are things chairman look at, weirdly. He definitelt improved them, but he’s still loathsome.

Question is, does he stick or twist? Stay with West Brom or hold his nerve and wait for a Brighton, Palace etc to jump the gun next season, and have one last swan song?

 

[EFCPaul]

Took zero responsibility in his MOTD interview there, blamed it entirely on the players. Such a horrible man.

 

[canuckblue]

And so the HMS Bisto slips under the waves for good. Glug, glug, glug.

 

[barneygumble]

I'm not so sure. They've only won 5 games all season. He hasn't done as well as people think.

I’m not against what you’re saying, infact I agree.

But as long as you’ve got beauts like Jermaine Jenas who are defending him, and praising his job, it’ll just be time before he gets another managerial post in similar circumstances.