allardyce

[aaron bond]

I watched the video. if thats the best they have its not much, the report sensationalizes the whole thing and tries to drive down the narrative that hes a bad man(and he may well be) but from the video it doesnt look like that to me, its similar to the same scummy reporting we get on our club usually.

Snapped down the bung allegation straight away.
Didnt advise how to get around third party just said it could be done(and didnt we get around it by just buying out the players rights? like he did with valencia?)
Slags off roy and neville but no harm in that, its not even that bad.
Emphasizes he will deliver a keynote speech for 100k a pop and nothing else.

Seems fine by me.

That's how I saw it. The headlines are bigger than the actual story and it's causing people to get carried away.

If there's more to come then I might think differently, but based on the initial story and video there's not really much to see.

[patrickblue]

I watched the video. if thats the best they have its not much, the report sensationalizes the whole thing and tries to drive down the narrative that hes a bad man(and he may well be) but from the video it doesnt look like that to me, its similar to the same scummy reporting we get on our club usually.

Snapped down the bung allegation straight away.
Didnt advise how to get around third party just said it could be done(and didnt we get around it by just buying out the players rights? like he did with valencia?)
Slags off roy and neville but no harm in that, its not even that bad.
Emphasizes he will deliver a keynote speech for 100k a pop and nothing else.

Seems fine by me.

That's how I saw it. The headlines are bigger than the actual story and it's causing people to get carried away.

If there's more to come then I might think differently, but based on the initial story and video there's not really much to see.

He may quite possibly not be found guilty of breaking any laws or rules, but he's certainly been caught with his trousers down.
He's at the very least going to be censured for his lack of integrity, and certainly won't be in his current job much longer.

[Foreverinbluedreams]

Martyn Ziegler of the Times has tweeted that there's due to be an announcement this evening that Allardyce has quit.

[iwasthere2012]

He's gone.

[nottsblue]

Martyn Ziegler of the Times has tweeted that there's due to be an announcement this evening that Allardyce has quit.

Be a bit surprised if he resigned.

[Lev Bronstein]

He should be punished for this - let him carry on as England manager

[iwasthere2012]

Gareth Southgate to take charge.

[johnny crossan]

'Will we see Big Sam on the England touchline again? Big bother'.
Sky building up the atmosphere just now lol

How to get round FA rules on 3rd party ownership - employ the agent!!

Woy puts you too sleep, Ratboy should keep his mouth shut, FA rebuilding Wembley was stupid ...

gone

as predicted at 10 am

[nottsblue]

Gone. Whose next for England now?

[Dubciteh]

Joke of a decision, joke of an fa. They deserve southgate whos an abs shambolic manager

[Mase]

Hahaha fat bastard!

[patrickblue]

Gareth Southgate to take charge.

Just what we need.

[Beefymcfc]

Slag!

[PeterParker]

I think is time for our players to pass that madhouse and say no.

Nothing good happend there for Raheem and others.

[Bianchi on Ice]

Im throwing my hat into the ring. Im incorruptible. I even feel guilty claiming tax credits.

[zuricity]

He's grabbed his coat.

[PeterParker]

I reckon this will be the scenes in the next month or so at the FA headquarters,

Watch on youtube.com

[Mikhail Chigorin]

Creative FA thinking might assess this now as being the time for Shrek to step up to the plate as Player-Manager.

In their eyes, he's already an iconic and inspiring captain, so it would make perfect sense to them and keep 'everyone', whomsoever they may be, completely happy.

The FA are a load of duffers and crackpots so, no matter how ridiculous this might sound, I wouldn't put this past them.

[Mikhail Chigorin]

Im throwing my hat into the ring. Im incorruptible. I even feel guilty claiming tax credits.

Steady on Bianchi, admitting that would rule you out immediately.

[Bianchi on Ice]

Creative FA thinking might assess this now as being the time for Shrek to step up to the plate as Player-Manager.

In their eyes, he's already an iconic and inspiring captain, so it would make perfect sense to them and keep 'everyone', whomsoever they may be, completely happy.

The FA are a load of duffers and crackpots so, no matter how ridiculous this might sound, I wouldn't put this past them.

The only time rooney steps up to the plate is when its all you can eat at hungry horse