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[PaulieIrish]

You wouldn't know it from looking at Sly Sports website, but Van Dyke has been suspended for an additional game it seems. In fact, nothing about it on the BBC website either...

[zuricity]

You wouldn't know it from looking at Sly Sports website, but Van Dyke has been suspended for an additional game it seems. In fact, nothing about it on the BBC website either...

I think his younger sister is getting married on that extra (ban) day. Nice isn't it ?

[carolina-blue]

Not sure if anyone is in need of a good laugh today, but -

Poor Phillips, better get used to the national team's bench. For starters, Peps contract runs out in 2025, he'll definitely honour it and I can see him extending to 2027 tbh.

Keep seeing this now Media stirring the shit again?

If he was approached do you think he would work for the FA knowing the shit they have done to us I would like to think he would tell them to do one .

[BlueinBosnia]

Not sure if anyone is in need of a good laugh today, but -

The England job is the managerial equivalent of going to play in Saudi Arabia. Doubt Pep would consider it yet, even considering the ludicrous money that'll definitely be involved.

[sheblue]

That's what I would be worried about some of these Saudi nut jobs will come along and offer Pep 100m a year.

[BlueinBosnia]

That's what I would be worried about some of these Saudi nut jobs will come along and offer Pep 100m a year.

Honestly can't see that happening. From a manager perspective, they'll be sniffing round the calibre of Brendan Rodgers, David Moyes, Ranieri et al. for the foreseeable future.

[nottsblue]

That's what I would be worried about some of these Saudi nut jobs will come along and offer Pep 100m a year.

Honestly can't see that happening. From a manager perspective, they'll be sniffing round the calibre of Brendan Rodgers, David Moyes, Ranieri et al. for the foreseeable future.

Moyes?

If you are spending big money on players it stands to reason you want the best to coach them.

If you bought a Ferrari you wouldn't get it serviced by a local grease monkey or put Tesco own brand oil in

[Scatman]

That's what I would be worried about some of these Saudi nut jobs will come along and offer Pep 100m a year.

Honestly can't see that happening. From a manager perspective, they'll be sniffing round the calibre of Brendan Rodgers, David Moyes, Ranieri et al. for the foreseeable future.

Moyes?

If you are spending big money on players it stands to reason you want the best to coach them.

If you bought a Ferrari you wouldn't get it serviced by a local grease monkey or put Tesco own brand oil in

United would

[Bluemoon4610]

That's what I would be worried about some of these Saudi nut jobs will come along and offer Pep 100m a year.

Honestly can't see that happening. From a manager perspective, they'll be sniffing round the calibre of Brendan Rodgers, David Moyes, Ranieri et al. for the foreseeable future.

Moyes?

If you are spending big money on players it stands to reason you want the best to coach them.

If you bought a Ferrari you wouldn't get it serviced by a local grease monkey or put Tesco own brand oil in

United would

[BlueinBosnia]

That's what I would be worried about some of these Saudi nut jobs will come along and offer Pep 100m a year.

Honestly can't see that happening. From a manager perspective, they'll be sniffing round the calibre of Brendan Rodgers, David Moyes, Ranieri et al. for the foreseeable future.

Moyes?

If you are spending big money on players it stands to reason you want the best to coach them.

If you bought a Ferrari you wouldn't get it serviced by a local grease monkey or put Tesco own brand oil in

A big-name manager doesn't sell shirts. They brought in Gerrard this summer, which is an indicator of the level of manager they're aiming for at the moment. Remember that the Saudi League is centralized, and player/manager recruitment is essentially determined by the league, rather than the clubs. I reckon they're still the best part of a decade away from trying to recruit managers who've consistently won trophies in the 'Big 5' European leagues, if that's even a part of their long-term strategy. Plus, I don't know how a centralized system would go about choosing/allocating top-level managers; there simply aren't enough out there to spread across the entire league.

[sheblue]

Roberto Mancini.

[BlueinBosnia]

Roberto Mancini.

Yeah, in the same way Capello was a PL manager because he managed the England national team.

[Harry Dowd scored]

Apparently these are the players contract details : -




https://apple.news/AHdxYwB4HTAupqkThG1A8fg

[johnny crossan]

Anybody watching BBC2 last night when lifelong rag Nick Robinson interviewed lifelong Everton fan Paul Novak, the new TUC General Secretary? At the end Red Robbo asked Novak about the Russian financing of his club have a listen 26'30 in...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001qdb2

[patrickblue]

Anybody watching BBC2 last night when lifelong rag Nick Robinson interviewed lifelong Everton fan Paul Novak, the new TUC General Secretary? At the end Red Robbo asked Novak about the Russian financing of his club have a listen 26'30 in...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001qdb2

Come on JC, you know that all rags can take the moral high ground because their club always do things the right way, the yoonited way.

[MIAMCFC]

Have the RAGS pissed of someone. This daily shit show is out of control !!

[MIAMCFC]

Have the RAGS pissed of someone. This daily shit show is out of control !!

[nottsblue]

1
Man City
6 5 1 0 14 3 11 16
2
Tottenham
5 4 1 0 13 5 8 13
3
Liverpool
5 4 1 0 12 4 8 13
4
Arsenal
5 4 1 0 9 4 5 13
5
Brighton
5 4 0 1 15 7 8 12
6
West Ham
5 3 1 1 10 7 3 10
7
Aston Villa
5 3 0 2 11 10 1 9
8
Nottm Forest
6 2 2 2 7 7 0 8

The BBC PL table

So we apparently drew today

[ruralblue]

They knocked us two points off.cause Rodri nearly killed a man.

[Mase]

Football Focus being cancelled. I think we all said this would happen when they started replacing people with….people that aren’t qualified…

The most dramatic fall in viewing figures coincides with Alex Scott replacing Dan Walker as Focus' main presenter in 2021. In Walker's last season before he was moved on the average weekly
August audience was 827,000, before dropping to 809,000 in 2021, 599,000 12 months later and
564,000 this year.