[Archived] Sam Allardyce

[RibbleValleyRover]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...s-Coventry.html

"I looked like Magnum', recalls ballet man Allardyce of his tutu times at Coventry"

[roversmum]

mmmm, I like those little shorts...

Ahem.

Dance is a very good genre for footballers, it is particularly good at teaching them to turn quickly.

I feel obliged to point out that could be most beneficial for some of our players.

I'm sure Miss Roversmum would be delighted to pop down to Brockhall and teach the lads the rudiments of ballet.

[philipl]

  roversmum said:

mmmm, I like those little shorts...

Ahem.

Dance is a very good genre for footballers, it is particularly good at teaching them to turn quickly.

I feel obliged to point out that could be most beneficial for some of our players.

I'm sure Miss Roversmum would be delighted to pop down to Brockhall and teach the lads the rudiments of ballet.

Quite apart from suppleness and flexibility, the lads would learn something about work ethic from ballet dancers. My stepson is a conductor so is used to what classical musicians put in and has conducted a lot of opera so knows what singers experience. But he was left in awe of the dedication and discipline and the number of hours of training ballet dancers put in when his orchestra performed with the Kirov Ballet at a festival in Finland last summer.

[thenodrog]

  roversmum said:

mmmm, I like those little shorts...

I'm sure Miss Roversmum would be delighted to pop down to Brockhall and teach the lads the rudiments of ballet.

I assume that RSC might receive the lions share of one on one tuition.

[Exiled_Rover]

  philipl said:

Quite apart from suppleness and flexibility, the lads would learn something about work ethic from ballet dancers. My stepson is a conductor so is used to what classical musicians put in and has conducted a lot of opera so knows what singers experience. But he was left in awe of the dedication and discipline and the number of hours of training ballet dancers put in when his orchestra performed with the Kirov Ballet at a festival in Finland last summer.

Cos those darn footballers are so lazy, aren't they. Bloody got where they have through sheer talent.

[waggy]

big day for lardarse today,defeat will see his crown falling

[MCMC1875]

  waggy said:

big day for lardarse today,defeat will see his crown falling

..........and if Rovers win, will you be hoping for defeat in every game until it happens?

[waggy]

  MCMC1875 said:

..........and if Rovers win, will you be hoping for defeat in every game until it happens?

never hope rovers get beat,thats for the anti-ince clan,i just refuse to watch them under the bolton creep

[jim mk2]

  waggy said:

never hope rovers get beat,thats for the anti-ince clan,i just refuse to watch them under the bolton creep

Doesn't make sense : I didn't like Ince or Souness but that never stopped me supporting the team.

[chocky]

Just as well the majority don't have these views...if we all stopped supporting Rovers with these perameters then the ground WOULD be empty...maybe that is why 25,000 don't ciome all the time...No big names at the club, not near the top anymore and struggling on no money...but seeing as small town Rovers gets 20,000 loyal supporters out nearly every week we'll cope with that..

[waggy]

  jim mk2 said:

Doesn't make sense : I didn't like Ince or Souness but that never stopped me supporting the team.

well your obviously a better man than me,to watch my beloved rovers managed by that bolton creep is just a bit to much for me to handle

[thenodrog]

  waggy said:

well your obviously a better man than me,to watch my beloved rovers managed by that bolton creep is just a bit to much for me to handle

The 'Bolton creep' that you are childishly referring to is from Wolverhampton.

[47er]

  waggy said:

well your obviously a better man than me,to watch my beloved rovers managed by that bolton creep is just a bit to much for me to handle

You've definately lost it. Why keep coming on here repeating yourself? Everyone knows what you think, you're just reassuring yourself like a kid in the dark.

[MCMC1875]

  waggy said:

well your obviously a better man than me,to watch my beloved rovers managed by that bolton creep is just a bit to much for me to handle

He's not from Bolton.

The more Rovers win, the stronger Sam's position becomes. If you're that peed off don't consider throwing yourself int' cut!

[waggy]

  chocky said:

Just as well the majority don't have these views...if we all stopped supporting Rovers with these perameters then the ground WOULD be empty...maybe that is why 25,000 don't ciome all the time...No big names at the club, not near the top anymore and struggling on no money...but seeing as small town Rovers gets 20,000 loyal supporters out nearly every week we'll cope with that..

rovers would love to 20k loyal fans

  thenodrog said:

The 'Bolton creep' that you are childishly referring to is from Wolverhampton.

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh childish i may be but golf ain't my game thats for tories

[jim mk2]

  waggy said:

:

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh childish i may be but golf ain't my game thats for tories

and BMW drivers

[thenodrog]

Golf's for Tories now is it?

Clutching at straws / wallowing in a mire of infantile stupidity. Make your mind up which it is to be waggy but whatever you do you really need to back off from your vitriolic campaign against the manager and the club.

Through your completely illogical stance your credibility has all but gone.

[dingles staying down 4ever]

  jim mk2 said:

and BMW drivers

Just been past my local golf club and not one Beamer in sight! Mainly Audi A4s

[thenodrog]

  jim mk2 said:

and BMW drivers

The old socialist roots showing through with the most obtuse alliances I see. Jim getting into bed with waggy is certainly a horrific thought.

Anyway Magoo I've already said that BMW's are not my favourite marque. Try to keep up.

[chocky]

I thought Allardyce was from Dudley...

[waggy]

  thenodrog said:

Golf's for Tories now is it?

Clutching at straws / wallowing in a mire of infantile stupidity. Make your mind up which it is to be waggy but whatever you do you really need to back off from your vitriolic campaign against the manager and the club.

Through your completely illogical stance your credibility has all but gone.

funny when i do it,i am in the wrong when 80% off posters call the manager aka ince its ok,infantile i may be but i've got something you'll never have

[gumboots]

  waggy said:

well your obviously a better man than me,to watch my beloved rovers managed by that bolton creep is just a bit to much for me to handle

Don't watch him, watch them. Don't chant his name chant theirs. You all know my views on the manager, but I have found ways of coping. If you really love the club you will too. I don't think about who manages my team when they are on the pitch and I don't generally listen to his media bits unless I get caught in the room and can't be bothered to walk out when he's on. I just concentrate on the players and the team.

[waggy]

  chocky said:

I thought Allardyce was from Dudley...

twodogs never lets facts get in his way

[thenodrog]

  chocky said:

I thought Allardyce was from Dudley...

Dudley being 3 miles from Wolverhampton not 3 miles from Bolton! Sorry for the monumental error chocky!

  waggy said:

but i've got something you'll never have

Hey me too!....... A BRFC season ticket 2008/2009 and good liver function.

[47er]

  waggy said:

funny when i do it,i am in the wrong when 80% off posters call the manager aka ince its ok,infantile i may be but i've got something you'll never have

but those posters had a point hadn't they not based on prejudice? They didn't want to see our beloved club relegated. Most fans see Sam as the likliest man to save us. It doesn't sound like you want him to