Ex Spur thread

Could get up to 5 years if found guilty.

 

Would they let him out to play for Real on match days?

 

Hopefully not against us if both teams make the final.

 

For doing what I said ??
Punishment should be immediate transfer to
the Spurs squad until end of career, on wages
of 5K/week.

 

So what's the betting: hamstring trouble for every Croatia match played at home, or an imminent retirement from international duty?

 

I guess we know who'll be getting the beers in...

 

No snow in Naples to break his fall, though.

 

Yesterday, one of the self-confessed greatest minds in football was waiting to hear from Notts County in relation to their managerial vacancy.

Today, he has heard that they've appointed a Cambridge University graduate and former investment banker, the club say he is "a football nut who presented an outstanding, highly researched and robust plan to take Grimsby Town forward".

Poor old Sol, I wonder how his outstanding, highly researched and robust plan to take Grimsby Town forward went down? Or did he just ask what the money was like?

 

The guy Grimsby have appointed has an interesting background. He was charged of having sex with a 15 year old and has experience of working as a youth coach at Crewe Alexandra, which these days is not a great link to have.

Ok, he was cleared of the under age sex allegation, but I wouldn't have touched him with a barge pole.

 

Hmmmm. That ain't a great CV to my mind, either.

Sol's appeal to County would seem almost as unlikely. Having signed a 5 year deal with them in August 2009, he walked out of the club in September 2009. Not at half time on this occasion.

 

Still a better candidate and human being than the competition

 

I keep wondering what Alan Pardew says to these chairmen/owners when he applies for a job to take their clubs down?

 

I think he promises to "take care" of their wives.

 

Definitely.

 

Should have given him 2 awards as one of the teams Brighton absolutely played off the park was the goons.

 

I suspect that the fact one of the teams
was the Goons was a mark down for
the award (so an even better achievement) .

 

Surprisingly I don't see any salty Mousers creating in the responses to that one.

Goal of the Month, on the other hand...

 

I've always felt that he's done a good job as a manager and been treated harshly, so it's good to see him getting recognition.
Brighton really seem like a club on the up after a lot of lean years, so he could really build something there.
Years of homelessness and struggle in the lower leagues have been replaced by a nice new stadium and the Premier League.
They must be loving it at the moment.