Hazy2 wrote:KFC in Levenshulme, if he gets an order wrong again ffs, how many times man !
You didn't get chicken in a bucket?
Hazy2 wrote:KFC in Levenshulme, if he gets an order wrong again ffs, how many times man !
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Hazy2 wrote:KFC in Levenshulme, if he gets an order wrong again ffs, how many times man !
You didn't get chicken in a bucket?
Slim wrote:Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Hazy2 wrote:KFC in Levenshulme, if he gets an order wrong again ffs, how many times man !
You didn't get chicken in a bucket?
It's tough you know, you gotta get the chicken IN the bucket. You'd not last a week.
Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Slim wrote:Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:Hazy2 wrote:KFC in Levenshulme, if he gets an order wrong again ffs, how many times man !
You didn't get chicken in a bucket?
It's tough you know, you gotta get the chicken IN the bucket. You'd not last a week.
I once had an interview for a job at KFC but was unsuccessful as I kept trying to put the bucket in the chicken. True story.
mr_nool wrote:Lambert sacked from Villa. Poor bastards really reminds me of us back in the days.
All that mismanaged potential.
DoomMerchant wrote:mr_nool wrote:Lambert sacked from Villa. Poor bastards really reminds me of us back in the days.
All that mismanaged potential.
they needed that imho.
Defo City-like in their history, fan-base and the like. I hope they get someone decent in and make a fist of it. I do have a soft spot for the Baggies, but Villa fans are in my thoughts today as well. Hope they sort it.
cheers
Slim wrote:I think they have 2 wins in 23 or something ridiculous like that, I was watching them the other night thinking, how the fuck has Lambert still got his job?
I am extremely proud to have managed Aston Villa, a founder member of the Football League, and this sentiment will always remain with me.
My initial remit was to conduct a massive overhaul of the playing squad, lower the overall wage structure of the playing staff and achieve this whilst keeping the club in the Barclays Premier League.
There was also a concerted effort to purchase and develop younger players who would provide a solid footing for the football club to move forward and enhance the value of the playing squad in the future.
When I came on board the club's owner, Randy Lerner, warned me that I was embarking on the toughest challenge of my working life and he was not wrong.
But I have never stepped away from hard work and I put my heart and soul into the job from my first day until my last.
There are many people throughout my time at Aston Villa to whom I owe a great debt of gratitude.
Firstly, I'd like to thank Randy Lerner for not only providing me with the opportunity to manage one of the most illustrious clubs in world football but also for the support and friendship he offered me throughout my time at the club.
I'd also like to place on record my appreciation to Paul Faulkner who conducted affairs at the club with unstinting integrity and constant dignity during his tenure as Chief Executive.
I leave behind some wonderful people at both Bodymoor Heath and Villa Park and express my gratitude for their dedication and loyalty. A special mention must also go to my coaching staff for their commitment.
To the players, my sincere thanks to each and every one of them. They are a fantastic group of players and I wish them every success for the rest of their playing careers. I hope to see many of them achieve great things in the game.
Finally, I pay tribute to the supporters who are among the most passionate I have ever encountered. They rightly hold huge expectations for their beloved football club and I sincerely hope they are rewarded with the success they deserve.
I completely understand their frustrations and always shared their view that the football club is too big not to be competing at the top end of the table. I hope that can happen.
You never stop learning in football management and I certainly believe the invaluable experience from my time as Villa manager will prove hugely beneficial in the next stage of my managerial career.
Paul Lambert
phips wrote:damn. i wanted Lambert to keep his job. he was dragging Villa down towards relegation
Nigels Tackle wrote:phips wrote:damn. i wanted Lambert to keep his job. he was dragging Villa down towards relegation
what's your fucking problem?
Nigels Tackle wrote:phips wrote:damn. i wanted Lambert to keep his job. he was dragging Villa down towards relegation
what's your problem with villa?
Nigels Tackle wrote:phips wrote:damn. i wanted Lambert to keep his job. he was dragging Villa down towards relegation
what's your problem with villa?
phips wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:phips wrote:damn. i wanted Lambert to keep his job. he was dragging Villa down towards relegation
what's your problem with villa?
i cannot stand watching them play. they're amazingly dull and boring. so yes, its a selfish wish.
but let's not turn this into some big thing.
Tokyo Blue wrote:phips wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:phips wrote:damn. i wanted Lambert to keep his job. he was dragging Villa down towards relegation
what's your problem with villa?
i cannot stand watching them play. they're amazingly dull and boring. so yes, its a selfish wish.
but let's not turn this into some big thing.
Were you following City when Stuart Pearce was manager? I'll give you time to google him if necessary.
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