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Bigpokey24 wrote:Silva is next

Yep, heavily backed in the transfer market, no return on his investments. Siguurdson not reached the heights of his Swansea days, Iwobi's return, dreadful, 12 games (5 or so as sub), 1 goal, no assists. They'll get him sacked tonight.

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Bigpokey24 wrote:Silva is next

Yep, heavily backed in the transfer market, no return on his investments. Siguurdson not reached the heights of his Swansea days, Iwobi's return, dreadful, 12 games (5 or so as sub), 1 goal, no assists. They'll get him sacked tonight.

Onitsha Village Literature teacher! How market?

Ole is jumping the queue to be next .

Silva is saying not so fast... Everton leading at Leicester.

Its a Goal wrote:Ole is jumping the queue to be next .

Both of them might hold hands and cross the finish line together

I think Ole should be given more time. At least half more week .

Silva has retaken his spot on the queue. Poor guy.

Marco holding back tears. Another no show from his big money misfits. Iwobi and Ihenacho combine to ensure a jobless Xmas surely.

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Coach wrote:Marco holding back tears. Another no show from his big money misfits. Iwobi and Ihenacho combine to ensure a jobless Xmas surely.

Your team is 8th on the table, and going further down.

Silva’s face after the VAR ruling, close to tears...Everton was the big-ish job that would announce him on the big scene and serve as a springboard for his joining the upper class. Hard to see how the sword of Damocles avoids skin, muscle and bone forthwith. Let down by himself just as much as his players.

Coach wrote:Silva’s face after the VAR ruling, close to tears...Everton was the big-ish job that would announce him on the big scene and serve as a springboard for his joining the upper class. Hard to see how the sword of Damocles avoids skin, muscle and bone forthwith. Let down by himself just as much as his players.

Your face after you realized that Mouirnho showed up and in one week, he has moved Tottenham above Arsenal, close to tears...

Unfortunately not. As inconceivable as it may seem, there exists a sizeable tribe of monotheists, adverse to the rainbow laced, idolatry of the Portuguese golden calf. Admittedly, one would rather reserve phallic gyrations for the heavy breasted, gluteally inclined females of the species. Such are these times, the chest beating hubris of the village angel*, dancing bare bottom naked about the hobbit-sized bronze effigy, is the new norm. Each to their own.

One was somewhat wide of the mark in assuming Mourinho finished at the highest level. What more a measure of the wayward thinking than his landing the Rolling Stones world tour of big gigs, Tottenham Hotspurs. Jose is back and there are few teams bigger. Congratulations.

For those saying saying Tottenham isn't a big club you don't know your history as you think football history started with the PL era. Tottenham is, and has been, a sleeping giant. Little by little the giant has been awoken and in JoMo we will become fully awake. Just watch this space.

Coach wrote:Unfortunately not. As inconceivable as it may seem, there exists a sizeable tribe of monotheists, adverse to the rainbow laced, idolatry of the Portuguese golden calf. Admittedly, one would rather reserve phallic gyrations for the heavy breasted, gluteally inclined females of the species. Such are these times, the chest beating hubris of the village angel*, dancing bare bottom naked about the hobbit-sized bronze effigy, is the new norm. Each to their own.

One was somewhat wide of the mark in assuming Mourinho finished at the highest level. What more a measure of the wayward thinking than his landing the Rolling Stones world tour of big gigs, Tottenham Hotspurs. Jose is back and there are few teams bigger. Congratulations.

It hurts, I know. Just imagine thinking someone else was finished and the person gets a 12 million a year job, after taxes, while you end up nothing more than a literature teacher! This world is cruel.

Its a Goal wrote:For those saying saying Tottenham isn't a big club you don't know your history as you think football history started with the PL era. Tottenham is, and has been, a sleeping giant. Little by little the giant has been awoken and in JoMo we will become fully awake. Just watch this space.

Pellegrini bites the dust. Not too surprising.

Ole survives and actually within fighting distance of the top 4.

He is clearly a winner in the survival scraps.

Chaí all the four are gone. The case of that Pellegrini is the most annoying of the lot, how that guy could not make Westham play decent football is a mystery. He was found out big time.

oloye wrote:Chaí all the four are gone. The case of that Pellegrini is the most annoying of the lot, how that guy could not make Westham play decent football is a mystery. He was found out big time.

They were not a good fit for each other. I guess?

Warm welcome to Ian “olly” Holloway. What bodes better for the year new than the reestablishment of an old British stalwart and one of game’s greatest institutions. #IanHolloway. #GrimsbyTown.

oloye wrote:Silva, Pellegrini, Emery or Quique? I would love to add Ole, but those United folks are in lalala land, they have managed to delude themselves that they are doing something right.

Anyways Poch is spoilt for choice, within the next two weeks he will be able to choose. Heck even Allardyce might come in to make a fast buck too.

Ole still hanging in there.

He has got to be doing something right and Manu looking likely to steal a Champa league place

Lamps should be fired ASAP

Bigpokey24 wrote:Lamps should be fired ASAP

Why? Nor be No.4 una dey with no new additions in the time? Ungrateful so and so