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by Dunne's Half-Time Pint » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:35 pm
Wonderwall wrote:bobadji wrote:Brian Kidd will be an excellent appointment. Mark my words.
I agree that we need someone who has a clue about the premiership,
But isn't he a "rag"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All we are saying is give Doug a pass.
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by KinkyKinkladze » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:37 pm
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Wonderwall wrote:bobadji wrote:Brian Kidd will be an excellent appointment. Mark my words.
I agree that we need someone who has a clue about the premiership,
But isn't he a "rag"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by Socrates » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:37 pm
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Socrates wrote:I was a full timer when you were still in nappies sunshine and would LOVE to go to more games and can't wait until my health is good enough to start going more regularly. Now toddle off and come back when your balls drop. Thanks.
I'm 24. You'd kill to have my balls.
And you're a part timer - have been for years mate - while i've been full time since 1996. live in London and still am.
let's face facts: I'll be there to welcome Mancini just as I was there to say goodbye to Hughes - 2 things you'd love to say.
Also, as emotive as your health may seem - if you can make it to Thailand, surely you can make it to Eastlands?
Flying to Thailand does not produce massive adrenalyn surges that drive my blood sugar to dangerously high levels and make me ill for weeks after I go. Going to City does. So take your prejudices and shove them up your arse.
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by lets all have a disco » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:38 pm
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Wonderwall wrote:bobadji wrote:Brian Kidd will be an excellent appointment. Mark my words.
I agree that we need someone who has a clue about the premiership,
But isn't he a "rag"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That depends on many factors my friend,maybe he isnt rag enough??
Dancing around on the Swamp after canning another trophy makes him rag to me.
He was never me,me,me but always you,you,you
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by frannylee » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:39 pm
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Wonderwall wrote:bobadji wrote:Brian Kidd will be an excellent appointment. Mark my words.
I agree that we need someone who has a clue about the premiership,
But isn't he a "rag"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
An ex-rag who saw the light and spent three years at City :-)
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by bobadji » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:40 pm
Most importantly, WHERE THE FUCK DOES THIS LEAVE DOUG?
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by Beefymcfc » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:40 pm
Fair play to Mancini, he's stuck it out for his money at Inter and been sorting his English out. Hopefully he will hit the ground running with 3 relatively easy games before playing the scums kids. A nice time to settle in I suppose, better time than any.
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by Original Dub » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:40 pm
Socrates wrote:Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Socrates wrote:I was a full timer when you were still in nappies sunshine and would LOVE to go to more games and can't wait until my health is good enough to start going more regularly. Now toddle off and come back when your balls drop. Thanks.
I'm 24. You'd kill to have my balls.
And you're a part timer - have been for years mate - while i've been full time since 1996. live in London and still am.
let's face facts: I'll be there to welcome Mancini just as I was there to say goodbye to Hughes - 2 things you'd love to say.
Also, as emotive as your health may seem - if you can make it to Thailand, surely you can make it to Eastlands?
Flying to Thailand does not produce massive adrenalyn surges that drive my blood sugar to dangerously high levels and make me ill for weeks after I go. Going to City does. So take your prejudices and shove them up your arse.
Don't argue right now lads, its not the time nor the thread...
Socs, you got your wish, I pray you're right.
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by Dunne's Half-Time Pint » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:41 pm
Socrates wrote:Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Socrates wrote:I was a full timer when you were still in nappies sunshine and would LOVE to go to more games and can't wait until my health is good enough to start going more regularly. Now toddle off and come back when your balls drop. Thanks.
I'm 24. You'd kill to have my balls.
And you're a part timer - have been for years mate - while i've been full time since 1996. live in London and still am.
let's face facts: I'll be there to welcome Mancini just as I was there to say goodbye to Hughes - 2 things you'd love to say.
Also, as emotive as your health may seem - if you can make it to Thailand, surely you can make it to Eastlands?
Flying to Thailand does not produce massive adrenalyn surges that drive my blood sugar to dangerously high levels and make me ill for weeks after I go
I thought you went to Thailand to see your wife?
All we are saying is give Doug a pass.
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by edge275 » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:41 pm
Original Dub wrote:Socrates wrote:Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Socrates wrote:I was a full timer when you were still in nappies sunshine and would LOVE to go to more games and can't wait until my health is good enough to start going more regularly. Now toddle off and come back when your balls drop. Thanks.
I'm 24. You'd kill to have my balls.
And you're a part timer - have been for years mate - while i've been full time since 1996. live in London and still am.
let's face facts: I'll be there to welcome Mancini just as I was there to say goodbye to Hughes - 2 things you'd love to say.
Also, as emotive as your health may seem - if you can make it to Thailand, surely you can make it to Eastlands?
Flying to Thailand does not produce massive adrenalyn surges that drive my blood sugar to dangerously high levels and make me ill for weeks after I go. Going to City does. So take your prejudices and shove them up your arse.
Don't argue right now lads, its not the time nor the thread...
Socs, you got your wish, I pray you're right.
Get the drinks flowing dubbers! Today is a great day.
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by irblinx » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:42 pm
I take it the mooted press conference got canned?
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by Socrates » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:42 pm
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Socrates wrote:Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Socrates wrote:I was a full timer when you were still in nappies sunshine and would LOVE to go to more games and can't wait until my health is good enough to start going more regularly. Now toddle off and come back when your balls drop. Thanks.
I'm 24. You'd kill to have my balls.
And you're a part timer - have been for years mate - while i've been full time since 1996. live in London and still am.
let's face facts: I'll be there to welcome Mancini just as I was there to say goodbye to Hughes - 2 things you'd love to say.
Also, as emotive as your health may seem - if you can make it to Thailand, surely you can make it to Eastlands?
Flying to Thailand does not produce massive adrenalyn surges that drive my blood sugar to dangerously high levels and make me ill for weeks after I go
I thought you went to Thailand to see your wife?
Yep. Much as I love her, I don't nearly go into a coma when she scores...
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by Vhero » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:46 pm
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by Redna » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:48 pm
Where's Roly??
Where's Bernardo?
Where's the Icecream??
CTID!!
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by Niall Quinns Discopants » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:51 pm
FA cup winners 2006 wrote:still need to be convinced by mancini, hopefully he will prove me wrong.
if we had changed for a top class proven manager then ok, but we have acted to quickly in this case i think.
why 45 year old manager who has his winning pedigree isn't 'proven' yet many of the same people thought Hughes was good for us when he had no winning pedigree whatsoever?
Weird.
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by edge275 » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:52 pm
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:FA cup winners 2006 wrote:still need to be convinced by mancini, hopefully he will prove me wrong.
if we had changed for a top class proven manager then ok, but we have acted to quickly in this case i think.
why 45 year old manager who has his winning pedigree isn't 'proven' yet many of the same people thought Hughes was good for us when he had no winning pedigree whatsoever?
Weird.
That's the mind of a licker, mate...
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by Wonderwall » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:53 pm
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:FA cup winners 2006 wrote:still need to be convinced by mancini, hopefully he will prove me wrong.
if we had changed for a top class proven manager then ok, but we have acted to quickly in this case i think.
why 45 year old manager who has his winning pedigree isn't 'proven' yet many of the same people thought Hughes was good for us when he had no winning pedigree whatsoever?
Weird.
if we had waited until boxing day we could have had benitez ;-)
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by Socrates » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:55 pm
Wonderwall wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:FA cup winners 2006 wrote:still need to be convinced by mancini, hopefully he will prove me wrong.
if we had changed for a top class proven manager then ok, but we have acted to quickly in this case i think.
why 45 year old manager who has his winning pedigree isn't 'proven' yet many of the same people thought Hughes was good for us when he had no winning pedigree whatsoever?
Weird.
if we had waited until boxing day we could have had benitez ;-)
Benitez who won the Champions League with an English club, what a failure he is compared to Hughes...
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by Dunne's Half-Time Pint » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:55 pm
Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:FA cup winners 2006 wrote:still need to be convinced by mancini, hopefully he will prove me wrong.
if we had changed for a top class proven manager then ok, but we have acted to quickly in this case i think.
why 45 year old manager who has his winning pedigree isn't 'proven' yet many of the same people thought Hughes was good for us when he had no winning pedigree whatsoever?
Weird.
It's the timing. We've suffered an indignity here - the resaon needs to be seen to be worth it. It's not obvious that he is.
All we are saying is give Doug a pass.
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by Socrates » Sat Dec 19, 2009 7:56 pm
Dunne's Half-Time Pint wrote:Niall Quinns Discopants wrote:FA cup winners 2006 wrote:still need to be convinced by mancini, hopefully he will prove me wrong.
if we had changed for a top class proven manager then ok, but we have acted to quickly in this case i think.
why 45 year old manager who has his winning pedigree isn't 'proven' yet many of the same people thought Hughes was good for us when he had no winning pedigree whatsoever?
Weird.
It's the timing. We've suffered an indignity here - the resaon needs to be seen to be worth it. It's not obvious that he is.
How can you not see eleven points in ten games as being an indignity though mate?
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