John Street West Terrace
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Cheers Roy , love the ref comments from them ..didn’t they see the 2 shirt pulls on Madine ?? Yep if I was them
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I disagree, if we don't get promoted this season and the boardroom struggle means restraints on spending next season, he could go in the summer. If he did then Boro would be a sensible fit, for no other reason than Steve Gibson is a sensible, patient chairman, fanatically Boro and willing to invest in the club, ground, training facilities, etc. The general consensus is that Premier League clubs won't touch English championship managers, therefore, if he were to go (hope to God he doesn't) the list of potential suitors is actually quite short. Given the boardroom catastrophe here, he'll be desperate to avoid any such repeat, to preserve his sanity as well as enhance his career. Additionally, Boro (like WBA) fans are (were) sick and tired of crap football, they'd give their souls to be entertained by Wilder's approach to the game.Thanks Roy.
The funniest thing I've ever read on a 'View From.....' Wilder to leave us and go to Middlesbrough'
YesI am chunky - see how long you last
Exacully - my kind of footyNow that’s what you call a late tackle...
Seriously, I don’t think he’s going anywhere. Fresh out of L1, good couple of seasons in the Championship and his experience and reputation is building nicely. I think he’ll give it another go and if we get no investment then he may be off. Don’t forget the revolving Merry go round big Billy bollocks who keep getting hired despite serial failures - he won’t get a Premiership job so attractive jobs in our league will be very limited.I disagree, if we don't get promoted this season and the boardroom struggle means restraints on spending next season, he could go in the summer. If he did then Boro would be a sensible fit, for no other reason than Steve Gibson is a sensible, patient chairman, fanatically Boro and willing to invest in the club, ground, training facilities, etc. The general consensus is that Premier League clubs won't touch English championship managers, therefore, if he were to go (hope to God he doesn't) the list of potential suitors is actually quite short. Given the boardroom catastrophe here, he'll be desperate to avoid any such repeat, to preserve his sanity as well as enhance his career. Additionally, Boro (like WBA) fans are (were) sick and tired of crap football, they'd give their souls to be entertained by Wilder's approach to the game.
Jesus Christ, some people actually believing that he might go to somewhere like Boro or West Brom
Makes me want to puke that some have such little ambition
Middlesboro and West Brom will be cutting their cloth big time if they don't go up
Jesus Christ, some people actually believing that he might go to somewhere like Boro or West Brom
Makes me want to puke that some have such little ambition
Middlesboro and West Brom will be cutting their cloth big time if they don't go up
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