Otta

Kenny Dalglish certainly would have been considered a top manager once upoin a time, and still would have held that label when he was first sacked by a club (Newcastle I believe).

Carlo Ancelotti Luiz Felipe Scolari AVB Louis van Gaal Frank Rijkaard And if we include "left by mutual consent" (which often means "we'll let you save a bit of face" the list is huge. I think even SAF was sacked earlier in his career.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So the big change as you perceive it is you now > have a better manager (one who was sacked from his > last two jobs) Er, being sacked is hardly unusual, even for top managers. Your likely next manager just got sacked from Chelsea.

Dick

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Damn. I was so excited at the thought of a Wilko > within reasonable travelling distance :)) The 176 is your friend.

DHFC Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The club are waiting for a new stock of replica > shirts to arrive. The manufacturer did provide a > few kids sizes earlier but the club was unable to > sell them with the name of a brewery on the front. Well if they're in storage somewhere I'll take one off your hands (and will make a donation to the club) and won't say a word ;-)

In fact I'm not even seeing any adult strips there, only t-shirts.

Do the club sell any kid's sizer t-shirts or replica strips? Had a look here, but unless I've missed something it appears not. http://dhst.org.uk/shop/

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > (Ps. Otta, I didn't mean to pm you) No worries, I responded to PM because I hadn't seen this.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Come on Otta, Seabag's always had a bit of that > and I like it, he's one of my favourites. Besides, > Louisa's is just as unpleasant, much more > frequently but you're a self-confessed fan so > maybe a bit of inverse snobbery here? No. I don't mind the joke stuff, and this particular thread isn't a very good example, but there have been some nasty comments, and I'm not talking about the West Croydon thread. Seabag has been a favourite of mine too, which is why I've been a bit taken aback. The fact I like some of Lou's work doesn't mean I'm always on her side or don't think she over does it.

Anyway, Wetherspoons are good for cheap booze and something edible to fill your gut if you've had too much cheap booze. Not somewhere I'd go for a roast.

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Burgers don't require knife and fork skills > > One less skill set for the clients to negotiate I'm never quite sure whether you're joking (to wind certain people up) or not. You used to be a funny poster, but in the last year or so you've come out with some really unpleasant stuff on a few occasions.

I've not been able to watch this yet. https://m.youtube.com/watch?sns=fb&v=TGc2nN9OguQ

And despite attacking various groups without pause, he's refused to condemn the KKK, saying he needs to do more research.

Blah Blah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I don't think he'll have any chance against > Clinton given that he has alienated just about > anyone who is not white and right wing. You say that, but in one of the recent votes (I forget which) he actually attracted a high number of republican voting latinos. Basically a lot of the older generation who are settled and established in the US actually don't want more and more coming in.

You beat me to it Bovine, Wilko's is bloody amazing, they sell everything!

No idea how you can say a team doesn't deserve to be champs because they lost a game. If they finish top after 38 matches then they deserve to be champs because they've got more points than anyone else, simple. That said, I still want Leicester to do it. Spurs would also be a breath of fresh air, but it's the fact Leicester nearly got relegated last year and their squad cost nowhere near what their rivals have spent. Would just be a wonderful story.

Yeah I read that earlier and thought you'd be gutted Jah. Hopefully he can still make more of a recovery... On a brighter note for you, that's a massive result for Spurs today, and I just saw this on BBC website. "Tottenham have now won 17 points from losing positions in the Premier League this season ? the most in the Premier League."

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a good cafe though, that did a special > breakfast sandwich... like a whole fry-up inside a > giant roll. That's commin in Liverpool, it's called a "bin lid". I loved them!

Exactly, I'm sure if another more humble manager had achieved exactly what BFS did, hammers would think we'll of him but when you basically take the piss out of people you can't really blame them for thinking you're a cunt.

I bet LFC and MU fans would have rather had that as an away trip.

Certainly makes the competition more interesting.

These are 2 legged ties right?

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag you have once again surpassed yourself on > my 'snobometer' scale, well done. The ED 'blow > in's finest', strikes again! > > Seabag doesn't live in ED. I'm not overly keen on either area, but ad I've said before, Bromley is all fur coat and no knickers. Croydon is just a proud Ann Summers slut making no pretence at class. If I have to go for one or the other it tends to be Croydon.

red devil Wrote: --------------------------------------------- > As an aside, has anyone seen Snorks lately?... Haha, don't want to make a joke of this subject but I'd been dying to say that.