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Just watching the first 15 minutes of the Chelsea Vs Hull and I get the feeling The Rag Bruce will be the first to go on this performance so far lol

Bluedj wrote:Just watching the first 15 minutes of the Chelsea Vs Hull and I get the feeling The Rag Bruce will be the first to go on this performance so far lol

I think he is going to e the first manager to explode from being so fucking fat.

He looks like a balloon

Im_Spartacus wrote:
I think he is going to e the first manager to explode from being so fucking fat.

He looks like a balloon

You'd figure that as a professional manager putting on a shirt and tie wouldn't be such hard work either.

If we are going to judge who should get the sack based on their performance at Stamford Bridge, there will be a lot of unemployed managers come the end of the season.

Slim wrote:If we are going to judge who should get the sack based on their performance at Stamford Bridge, there will be a lot of unemployed managers come the end of the season.

Agreed, but Hull have been very poor

Bluedj wrote:

Slim wrote:If we are going to judge who should get the sack based on their performance at Stamford Bridge, there will be a lot of unemployed managers come the end of the season.

Agreed, but Hull have been very poor

Not that bad, this is a very very good Chelsea side. If you want to see shit there were better examples this weekend.

Slim wrote:
Not that bad, this is a very very good Chelsea side. If you want to see shit there were better examples this weekend.

Like Palace. My vote goes to Holloway

DoomMerchant wrote:

Im_Spartacus wrote:
I think he is going to e the first manager to explode from being so fucking fat.

He looks like a balloon

You'd figure that as a professional manager putting on a shirt and tie wouldn't be such hard work either.

Did you see the pre-match interview? Sweating like a fat pig he was, a picture of health and fitness.

craigmcfc wrote:
Did you see the pre-match interview? Sweating like a fat pig he was, a picture of health and fitness.

No. I just saw him with his ill fitting button down and sloppy tie look. He looked like he'd just come off the lash and spent a grand on lapdances but didn't get to finish himself off.

Pardew. I think the owner wants him gone and that's why Kinear has been given a job. Just needs a good enough excuse.

Slim wrote:If we are going to judge who should get the sack based on their performance at Stamford Bridge, there will be a lot of unemployed managers come the end of the season.

And after just 15 mins of the new season as well - which paper do you write for Bluedj?

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Pardew. I think the owner wants him gone and that's why Kinear has been given a job. Just needs a good enough excuse.

I can't stand Pardew but I dislike Kinnear even more so it would be a lose-lose scenario for me

Without doubt ....... Paulo Di Caneo


This guy is a ticking time bomb !

If we're having a sweep then I'll take Hughes - but just so long as 'jumping ship' is seen to be the same as 'getting the sack' inasmuch as it's a parting of the ways of a club and it's manager. My guess is that Sparky will do a Regie Perrin late December while dirty stoke are sat nailed to the bottom on 0 points.

I think the first guy to go will be on the basis of a rash decision. Pardew is a good shout, maybe Mackay.

ancelotti

I reckon the first manager to go will leave of their own accord, not be sacked.

Wenger, Pochettino, Hughes or Pardew are my bets. I reckon Wenger will be managing outside European club football by this time next year. As will Pochettino.

DoomMerchant wrote:

craigmcfc wrote:
Did you see the pre-match interview? Sweating like a fat pig he was, a picture of health and fitness.

No. I just saw him with his ill fitting button down and sloppy tie look. He looked like he'd just come off the lash and spent a grand on lapdances but didn't get to finish himself off.

Post of the week there.

Mark Hughes is my suggestion

michaelcityfan wrote:Mark Hughes is my suggestion

I can't see Hughes being fired. Stoke knew who they were getting when they signed him, and he's a good fit for them - a mid-lower table club with no exceptional ambitions. They don't want to attract big-name signings, and he's able to grind out points toward the end of a season. I can see him walking, though, and possibly eyeing up Mackay's situation at Cardiff.