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[Archived] Other Pl Happenings 2009/10

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broadsword World Cup

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Why? They wouldn't be Champions. There are already way to many teans in the Champions league now imo majiball. It's tedious and dull.

Once you corrupt the integrity of a hallowed competition by altering the rules to suit the profit motive, anything goes!

It's a nonsense. They may as well call it the Euro Cash League, the Gravy Train Cup. The Let's Give the Big Teams Every Chance to Stay in to Keep Attendances Up and Ensure Sponsors Are Happy Jamboree.

30 odd years ago, it was notts Forest beating Malmo to win it, you wouldn't get that now. Money's ruined it.

It's pathetic and sad. There's no romance to football at all now. Maybe there's a glimmer with Portsmouth getting to the Final, but they actually don't deserve it I don't think. It's hardly a fairy tale, a bankrupt club managed by a dirty old git who goes to brothels. That's not exactly Hereford beating Newcastle is it?

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Come back John Terry, all if forgiven.

I'll leave out the moral indignation bit, it's getting a bit tired now, isn't it? Not that I would ever get indignant over rumoured, unsubstantiated tittle-tattle.

Really Bryan?

....... It's hardly a fairy tale, a bankrupt club managed by a dirty old git who goes to brothels.

:rolleyes:

BuckyRover World Cup

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Maybe so Bryan, but it is still tittle-tattle about a football managers sex life.

Plus his wife is cool with it (I read an interview with her). Go Avram.

thenodrog World Cup

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Funny how the male of the species prefers to think that they have a strong sex drive but criticise anybody with one for using it.

Whys that then? :blink:

broadsword World Cup

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I've not criticised him for using it, just intimated that visiting a brothel is a sleazy thing for a public figure to do.

Good for him though, I hope he got his money's worth.

Amo World Cup

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Funny how the male of the species prefers to think that they have a strong sex drive but criticise anybody with one for using it.

Whys that then? :blink:

I think you mean the context of how they use it, Drog.

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Between Burnley and Hull I don't think I've ever seen two teams so desperate to get relegated. West ham are veryyy lucky that the three teams in the relegation zone are so poor. Though, Portsmouth spirit despite being relegated a while ago is admirable.

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I've not criticised him for using it, just intimated that visiting a brothel is a sleazy thing for a public figure to do.

Good for him though, I hope he got his money's worth.

It would be the first thing Portsmouth paid for this season.

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It would be the first thing Portsmouth paid for this season.

Imagine if a whore sues Portsmouth for an unpaid bill...could it get any worse for them.??..

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Tom World Cup

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Ian Dowie turned out to be an appalling appointment at Hull, Bullard was a bit of a waste of money as well.

Stupid in the extreme by Altidore but if you are going to get sent off you may as well land a good blow and it was a good un to be fair.

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Hull were down regardless, Brown wouldn't have got them out of trouble and I can't think of anybody better than Dowie who would have wanted the job. Should've gone down last season really, got a stay of execution and deserve to go down this year.

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Hull should go for Nigel Atkins has manager. Ddone a excellent job scunthorpe united. Hull should regroup next season, get rid of players they don't want and build a squad that will push for promotion th season after.

Iceman World Cup

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Hull should have gone for O'Leary or Hoddle. Not sure what either are doing, but a better option than Dowie i think.

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Hull were down regardless, Brown wouldn't have got them out of trouble and I can't think of anybody better than Dowie who would have wanted the job. Should've gone down last season really, got a stay of execution and deserve to go down this year.

Hull were not down regardless. They had a fighting chance. Under Dowie they gave up the fight.

They may well still have gone down but sacking Brown and spending a load of money unnecessarily...just to bring in Dowie?!?

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Certainly was a baffling decision, I'm still not sure what made them think Dowie was the man for the job. I posted around that time that Burnley's and Hull's odd managerial appointments had taken the excitement out of the relegation battle, and that's turned out to be the case. Both would have had a fighting chance had they employed better managers.

I must hold my hands up and say I slightly favoured Dowie over Hughes back when he was appointed...I'm glad nobody at Rovers shared my view!

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Hull should go for Nigel Atkins has manager. Ddone a excellent job scunthorpe united. Hull should regroup next season, get rid of players they don't want and build a squad that will push for promotion th season after.

Isn't it Adkins? nice guy. Leave Scunthorpe alone - why should they lose their manager to Hull?

Amo World Cup

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Been some talk that Hull might even reinstate Phil Brown, since he's on "garden leave". Highly doubtful.

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