fool to think things would change

[Revolution]

Because you said he was a very good manager. The stats clearly show that he's not. It's not even debatable.

Had you said "he did well in a difficult spell for us" I'd have agreed, but added that the 2nd season was near to the dreariest football I've ever witnessed,

UTB

I didn't say he was a very good manager. I said he was a good one, and I meant for us, not for his whole career (though I wasn't clear on that). I still think that is true.

And the football in his second season was tedious. Hardly surprising given that all of our good offensive players had been sold (and you were hopping mad about the last sale, I recall), not re-signed or were in jail.

 

[alcoblade]

I didn't say he was a very good manager. I said he was a good one, and I meant for us, not for his whole career (though I wasn't clear on that). I still think that is true.

And the football in his second season was tedious. Hardly surprising given that all of our good offensive players had been sold (and you were hopping mad about the last sale, I recall), not re-signed or were in jail.

I think we just about agree on this. The sale of Blackman by McCabe, our only goal source, was stupidity / desperation at its' highest.



UTB

 

[SwissBlade]

Its never bothered me before to be honest

It clearly does bother you

 

[judge]

beforebɪˈfɔː/preposition, conjunction, & adverb1.during the period of time preceding (a particular event or time)."she had to rest before dinner"synonyms prior to, previous to, earlier than, preparatory to, in preparation for, preliminary to, in anticipation of, in expectation of; More2.in front of."Matilda stood before her, panting"synonyms:ahead, in front, in advance, in the lead

BEFORE
B-e-f-o-r -e

 

[SwissBlade]

beforebɪˈfɔː/preposition, conjunction, & adverb1.during the period of time preceding (a particular event or time)."she had to rest before dinner"synonyms prior to, previous to, earlier than, preparatory to, in preparation for, preliminary to, in anticipation of, in expectation of; More2.in front of."Matilda stood before her, panting"synonyms:ahead, in front, in advance, in the lead

BEFORE
B-e-f-o-r -e

Well done. You found out how to Google 'before' then.

Before Christ? Before Clough? Before this summer? Before What and When...

BEFORE WHAT/ WHEN?
B-e-f-o-r-e-....w-h-a-t...A-n-d...w-h-e-n?

Or is that a stupid question oh great master?

By the way, do you normally struggle in social situations?

 

[Sirius]

how much money have we spent ? Not enough to buy a house at lodge moor

If the club didnt want to sell harry then why did they chase hull down the street reducing the asking price a 100,000 grand a paving slab

We didnt even bid for either of them

Mid table for us next year if we spend some cash in january to get us out of yhe relagation zone

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