davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Villa stunk for the final 3 months of the season.
He'll be under the cosh soon enough.
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He'll be under the cosh soon enough.
Wonder what odds on him being first out the door?
…25-1 Hills. Lampard is best price 7-1 2nd Fav.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
He'll get past Christmas if they're poor because he still enjoys the protection of the Establishment Club press.
Suits me if he oversees them and puts them down.
Horrible club and horrible manager. Phonies deserving of each other.
Lee Smith
Player Valuation: £35m
Really good article in the athletic about it
I really hope he succeeds in his management dreams
I won't post the full article as you have to pay for access to the site, but I liked this excerpt
"For a long while, the general consensus was that Ferguson would step away from football altogether after his retirement in 2006. He spent the next few years in self-imposed exile in Spain, returning to Goodison Park only for the occasional club event.
It is not known for certain what prompted his change of heart, but one school of thought is that the genesis of his coaching aspirations came at the home of close friend and Everton legend Howard Kendall.
Ferguson would frequent Kendall’s house on the Sefton coast near Southport most Sundays, watching the afternoon’s live Premier League matches before enjoying a roast cooked by Kendall’s wife Lily. The pair would discuss what happened in the games, taking in the evening’s La Liga action too, with Kendall particularly fond of making notes on what he saw. "
*Can't post link as site blocks it and I don't want to get into any mod bother. I am not associated with the athletic in anyway, just someone who likes reading it*
I really hope he succeeds in his management dreams
I won't post the full article as you have to pay for access to the site, but I liked this excerpt
"For a long while, the general consensus was that Ferguson would step away from football altogether after his retirement in 2006. He spent the next few years in self-imposed exile in Spain, returning to Goodison Park only for the occasional club event.
It is not known for certain what prompted his change of heart, but one school of thought is that the genesis of his coaching aspirations came at the home of close friend and Everton legend Howard Kendall.
Ferguson would frequent Kendall’s house on the Sefton coast near Southport most Sundays, watching the afternoon’s live Premier League matches before enjoying a roast cooked by Kendall’s wife Lily. The pair would discuss what happened in the games, taking in the evening’s La Liga action too, with Kendall particularly fond of making notes on what he saw. "
*Can't post link as site blocks it and I don't want to get into any mod bother. I am not associated with the athletic in anyway, just someone who likes reading it*
Paul Rideout
Player Valuation: £35m
It’s a team game, I couldn’t have done it on my own.
gonetomorrow
Player Valuation: £70m
Dunc for PM!
Looks like a career in punditry awaits the big man. Ironic considering his refusal to talk to the press for many years.
Sona
Player Valuation: £8m
I doubt it. He’s only been out of the game for 4 weeks, he’s just getting his name out there, staying in the spotlight and probably trying to show others that he knows what he’s talking about when analysing the game.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Interview in the Times today. Apparently favourite for the Dundee United job. Here's a rehash of the article, as we can't post anything from the Times.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Ferguson reveals he's ready for management after a call with Sir Alex
The 50-year-old has had two forays into the life of a manager having twice taken charge of Everton on a caretaker basis, whilst the club searched for a suitable permanent appointment.
atypicalusername
Player Valuation: £35m
Good to see the Big Man on the TV. Hope he has a boss career as a manager when he gets hired.
I'm glad he has set aside his dislike of the media from his Scotland days, he comes across well, he favours us but he isn't horrible about it like ex players of other teams. Him and Frank seemed to have a genuine friendship
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