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Harry Redknapp is now the new manager of Birmingham city this morning
wonder if there where a brown envelope in there somewhere
and he has got 3 games to rescue them

Bothered

Gosh.

This news would be absolutely underwhelming, if it wasn't so sad for Birmingham fans.

The term "scraping the barrel" seems to spring to mind.

Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Bothered

well yes because you put up a post about it

stevefromdonny wrote:

Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Bothered

well yes because you put up a post about it

haha yep that makes all the difference

Appointing Zola when they were 3 points off the play offs must go down as one of the worst decisions ever made by a football club. I thought City were bad for making huge laughable fuck ups but this rivles anything we have done.

How would you feel as a Brum fan? Rowett is a decent good young manager and will do ok a Derby and they have let him go for no reason other than him not being a big name.

Zola, great footballer and man, dog shit manager...

I think if it's possible he will actually leave the club in a worse state that when he arrives. That seems to be his modus operandi

I thought this was supposed to be a football forum ?

Harry on Crossroads now then ?

No doubt he's refreshed his list of players he could've signed.

no love for that droppy faced piece of shit ... but he'll do fine at brum

Sister of fu wrote:Appointing Zola when they were 3 points off the play offs must go down as one of the worst decisions ever made by a football club. I thought City were bad for making huge laughable fuck ups but this rivles anything we have done.

How would you feel as a Brum fan? Rowett is a decent good young manager and will do ok a Derby and they have let him go for no reason other than him not being a big name.

Zola, great footballer and man, dog shit manager...

Up there with Charlton announcing Alan Curbishley has taken us as far as he can.

A cod in a hat.

Triffic

*Twitch*

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:A cod in a hat.

HMRC should have looked under his hat.

I know it's probably unpopular but I'm glad he's back in the game. He's certainly a character and the typical football manager these days is so bland you could put any one of them out there for every team's presser.

Slim wrote:I know it's probably unpopular but I'm glad he's back in the game. He's certainly a character and the typical football manager these days is so bland you could put any one of them out there for every team's presser.

Yep totally agree, others I miss on MOTD for their little nuggets include Strachan, Holloway and Venables.....

Hazy2 wrote:
Up there with Charlton announcing Alan Curbishley has taken us as far as he can.

Not sure that particular faux pas will ever be topped.

Hazy2 wrote:

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:A cod in a hat.

HMRC should have looked under his hat.

Witchfinder general.

Slim wrote:I know it's probably unpopular but I'm glad he's back in the game. He's certainly a character and the typical football manager these days is so bland you could put any one of them out there for every team's presser.

Can't accept that Slim he should be retired to his cabbage patch. There are enough younger and better educated and trained coaches around than this dodgy old cnut.