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I believe it was performance related and they weren't happy with his record since January, two wins in their last eleven matches. He did the job that he was paid to do, i.e keep them up. Not an easy job at a club like Watford with a relatively tight budget and a small squad of players.

"On Friday night she's all decked out Her high heel shoes, and dress so tight Dance, dance little sister, dance."

Proof positive that the board of directors at Watford know sod all about football. Quique Sanchez Flores to leave at the end of the season. Here's a prediction for next season. Watford to be relegated. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36284162

Nevertheless what a tragic pile of shit that is. Which reminds me - What's got 100 legs and no hair? The front row of a Stone Roses gig.

And featured on HIGNFY.

Gary Glitter.

Oh dear. A classic case of foot in mouth. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/13221604_10153573629201156_6942442665405256690_n_zpsudsvavpa.jpg

Probably not the best but I'd recommend Wahaca in Soho. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186338-d731547-Reviews-Wahaca_Soho-London_England.html

Your nipper playing up again, *Bob*? I think you showed remarkable restraint Heartblock. Personally, I'd probably have started with a raised eyebrow at the mother,followed by a Vulcan-like death glare at the child and then back to the parent again. If it went further I'd have ordered some bread rolls and hurled them in their general direction to see how they liked it. I love kids, I think they're great but if they can't behave themselves at the dinner table they need to be reminded of their manners, especially when out in public. And if the parents cannot reasonably get their children to behave themselves then they aren't doing a very good job of parenting. Having said that it is possible the child may have ADHD or some other behavioural disorder and if that were to be the case then the parent has my sympathy. But the fact is this mother openly encouraged her child to play with the food and not consume it as you're supposed to. That is unacceptable and it really would have got on my man boobs.

Danny Welbeck out for nine months following knee surgery. That's tough for the lad after being out for seven months, coming back, playing well, showing some good form and no doubt he was a shoe-in for the Euros. That's really rotten luck.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Swansea given Francesco Guidolin a 2 year > contract. Fully deserved too. I'm glad they didn't go for the easier option of re-employing Brendan Rogers. Would have been a bit like going out with one of your ex's only to find out she's turned into a bit of slapper.

And me.

Ugly scenes at Upton Park. http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/13165851_10209747052779882_3612298648223135147_n_zpsdgg7zpja.jpg

Apparently every new Spammers season ticket comes with a goldfish in a small polythene bag.

http://i1369.photobucket.com/albums/ag237/jahlushhead/Upton%20Park_zpsz9ppxj79.jpg

red devil Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > From Juan Mata's blog. > Spot the mistake :)... > > ''There is no time for celebrations though, since > we have another game on Tuesday as difficult as > the one on Saturday, or even more. > It?s against West Ham, our last away game of the > Premiership. It?s going to be special: the last > official game at the Boleyn Ground, where West Ham > has been playing for 112 years. With that image of > Sir Bobby Moore. Bobby Moore was never knighted. It still rankles. A terrible omission for a world cup winning captain, a gentleman and West Ham's greatest ever player, an England all-time great. Our country's greatest captain. It bloody pisses me off. The FA should have looked after him better.

I concur.

Oops! Hammers hit the beach early. ;-)

Ha ha. Pressure at the top.

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: > What is the is about a minute silence at football > matches for Maggie thatcher? > Has the world gone mad? I've never seen or heard about that happening. I'm sure that would be met with a lot of booing, especially up north.

What that report doesn't mention is that the Juventus supporters were also culpable. I remember watching it all unravel and the Ultras spent a good hour or so before the match goading Liverpool fans, throwing missiles at them etc etc. Juventus aren't blameless in that tragedy and sadly most of the victims were Italian.

Touch?. Mick Mac 0 Parkdrive 1

It took Spurs until the fifth game of the season to register a win (including an away draw at Leicester) and Harry Kane to get on the scoresheet. We generally accepted that a top four finish was this season's target. We've scored more goals than anyone else, conceded the least, have the top goalscorer in Harry Kane and Dele Alli is the Young Player of the Year. All that with the youngstest squad in the league. A win at home to Southampton on Sunday and we'll finish second... above Arsenal, Liverpool, Man Utd, Man City, and laughing at Chelsea. Hopefully, next season we can go one better. Massive congratulations to Leicester City, they have thoroughly deserved to be champions of the Premiership this season and done it with a manager who has not resorted to silly mind games and trash talking. Claudio Ranieri is a gent. No doubt they'll be putting up a statue of him outside The King Power Stadium very soon.

Hopefully, there will be a St Arsehole Day this year.