I'm sure it didn't help, the man was a bellend, a bigot and a bully, and contributed largely to fashanu's life going downhill
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dandydan
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You forgot pisspot. And staunch socialist.
he was also white, had brown hair, and i believe he was right footed
dandydan
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Probably anti semetic too.
Brendan Janus
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Didn't he also campaign for the release of Terry Hennessy !!
andy4efc
Player Valuation: £60m
Christ that three game run was horrid 12 goals, 0 scored, on the bounce three 4-0's.
Remember when we were 18/19th at Xmas under Moyes? Where were protesters then!
Winston Churchill was no saint either and I believe the misogynist drunk saved civilisation (with a lot of help from the Russians).
Clough, especially when backed by Taylor, was an unbelievable manager - two teams to their first ever championship, 2 euro cups and would have been three if Juve had not bought a Polish ref for a pair o levis and a kit kat.
Talking about Fashnu, it is not fair to judge Clough by our social norms. Anti gay rhetoric was all the norm in that era. Clough, like the vast majority of us, are products of the culture and era in which he was raised.
My beliefs are totally different to my Dad´s. Different eras.
wouldn't argue with taylor/clough being a superb managerial combo, can't stand him as a personality though, churchill was a right wing tit an all
I have been saying something similar for a while. However, it may not be that simple as the manager may not tolerate any interference to his role as manager. I would be happy to see him stay, if he could work under a general manager.
He must recognise that there are problems, he must at least accept that the board are guided more by results than performance.
I believe there will be changes this summer , I am just not convinced that RM will leave the club completely.
We hear about the plans that the new owner has for Everton. We probably will see the beginning of those this summer.
The arrival of a manager like Mourinho would be a statement in itself or Simeone , but how many others would such an impact and what are the chances of either of those coming.
Pellegrini has a good pedigree, but his CV in his time in English football is modest, given the cost of the squad of players he has to work with.
People talk about our collapse at Liverpool, City went to Southampton and did exactly the same thing. RM got roasted, rightly so, are we going to replace him with a man suffered the same fate.
Sometimes a manager can work better in one league than another, maybe Pellegrini isn't best suited to the Premiership. Certainly at City he has been hanging on by his fingernails for a while.
The one title he won, luckily for us all, came about because of a last minute implosion by Liverpool.
Dual managers don't work - You need one person in charge with the final say so. Kendall & Harvey, Clough & Taylor were great partnerships but there was no doubting who was the boss.
I think that the players have lost confidence and now no longer believe in the system they play.
I think it was the 28th November when the wheels started to come off the wagon , before that we were cruising nicely and had some very good results . The prospects looked bright...at that time.
I think that more than anything we need a higher workload from our players, Barkley needs to work harder generally and particularly on the defensive side of his game.
I think that the existing squad of players could do so much better than they are , I think they could look at Leicester and learn something.
mmmmsnouts
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To quote a meme going around these days:
"Get you a man that can do both"
"Get you a man that can do both"
Exeter Gently
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Absolute twoddle
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