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Only asking, like :shrug:
According to JR I caused it.
I didn't realise I was that influential.
Nah, it would have meant putting in some effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
I've always fancied world peace. Any chance you could put a word in, Lewj, Ta.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue lewj
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
Calm down everyone, and you over there.
That should do it.
It didn't look like they were busting a gut to prevent it from happening.
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Originally Posted by Tuerto
Yes by playing ****ing dog shit
That's suggesting that players deliberately play badly, or deliberately lose matches, and I can't see any professional player doing that. At least, I hope not.
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Originally Posted by tforturton
Obviously you can't remember a certain left back, instigating the sacking of a manager ?
Love, peace and hair grease.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuerto
Still living in his head rent free I see :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by blue lewj
Something went wrong with the relationship between NH and the players around the time NML was sacked. Then we lose to Northampton and the manager openly criticised the players. From then on, with a few exceptions (and yes, rhere have been several injuries) the players have not played to the standard of which they are capable. Watching NH on the touchline, you could see something was amiss in terms of the relationship between players and their gaffer. Coventry away was dire. Have players played badly on purpose? I almost hope so as there have been so many basic, repeated, instances where simple changes could easily make the difference between winning and losing. Too many "errors" that just shouldn't happen. Let's see if MM can sort it out, sooner rather than later.Quote:
Originally Posted by tforturton
Neither can I.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Me neither, but I'm interested to know what happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Sad thing is these days it has to be an arm around the shoulder job such is the power of the modern day player... and their agents!
Mick will certainly have to do this (with most players being on longer contracts than him!) and not with him taking the threat of being dropped approach.
I foresee an improvement in the players individually and collectively in the first few weeks with everyone vying for a place in the side.
Hopefully results will follow and they might even start playing for him.
If they don't, well I think we all know what could happen.
Eden Hazard effectively downed tools after Mourhino called the Chelsea physio a b*tch in front of the team. I don't think any City player has been willfully playing badly, but one or two have looked distinctively lacklustre the last few weeks. Bacuna comes to mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by tforturton
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
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Originally Posted by NYCBlue
Look to, October 2000, when we parted company with a certain Mr BOOBY GOULD.
That's all I'll say on the issue
Nah, it would have meant putting in some effort.[/QUOTE]
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Some haven't noticed Warnock has left