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On dodgy ground befote picking all those kids last night and losing.
Pochettino would be nice.
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On dodgy ground befote picking all those kids last night and losing.
Pochettino would be nice.
That's Warnock's next job sorted 'en. :hehe:
Surely it is no coincidence that Warnock is also available? :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
Language issues aside, he always reminded me of a slightly better version of OGS - someone who never really knew what he was doing and out of his depth. A bit embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
Odd considering his success in Spain.
I quite liked Emery as a person, he came across as a decent bloke and one who cared about what he was doing, just couldn't cut it.
Funny how you never know what you had til it's gone. I'm referring to their best midfielder Aaron Ramsey & Arsene Wenger and the Arsenal boo boys.
Good enough for them (and that Piers Morgan) I say.
Agree with you regarding the Arsenal supporters.they have not been outside the top 6 for around 25 years so there are clearly a lot of them who believe that they have some divine right to success. A stint in the Championship would bring them back to reality:hehe: Arsene must be smiling quietly to himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
Suppose you gotta take the rough with the smooth
I'd say it's a good job for Pochettino. He doesn't spend much, tactically competent, wouldn't have to move. But it's arsenal of 2019, on the pitch its not even an improvement on spurs.
At least you aren’t being abrasive 🤪Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Oh Er He was awful though :tumbleweed::tumbleweed:
That was brought to you by the year 1975.
Dick Emery RIPQuote:
Originally Posted by MacAdder
Ooh you are awful...!Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
Did he make a Dick of himself or was he board.
Brendan Rodgers?
Nuno Santo?
Arteta?