megson most hated ginger twat in sheffield

[bendylegs]

Anyway back to ugly twat megson,

 

[dkc Blade]

Has a pig manager ever been hated as much as Smegson? I think not, and there have been more than a few obnoxious chief snortbeasts in my time.

 

[judge]

even before he was a pig i hated him more for his face than any football reasons

 

[Deleted member 875]

I hate him nearly as much as i hate Thatcher

 

[judge]

post: 372053"]I hate him nearly as much as i hate Thatcher

imagine if you only had one bullet and had to choose between them ,think id end up shooting myself

 

[Pittsburg Blade]

Yes, Woody certainly played with Edwards on plenty of occasions. He left for Tulsa Roughnecks in the newly formed American 'Soccer' league in 1978.

Woody apparently still lives in Tulsa OK. During his playing days there they nicknamed him "Boomer". Hopefully due to his fearsome shot.

 

[shorehamview]

Has a pig manager ever been hated as much as Smegson? I think not, and there have been more than a few obnoxious chief snortbeasts in my time.

Big Fat Ron. Megson is just a big nobhead. Atkinson is a racist twat.

 

[yorkshirecoast]

Big Fat Ron. Megson is just a big nobhead. Atkinson is a racist twat.

I don't like Atkinson but I hate Megson. Never has anyone been so perfect for the Pigs.

 

[sitwell]

Howard Wilkinson is a close second.

 

[DuncDisorderly]

Howard Wilkinson is a close second.

Isn't Wilkinson the last English manager to win the Premiership (or Div 1 as it used to be.)?

I felt he did act with a great deal of dignity during the piggies darkest moment when he took the poisoned chalice of Chairman after fat boy (where he now..?).

Having said that, I still wouldn't want to go on a caravan holiday with him...

 

[TarquinDelouche]

Isn't Wilkinson the last English manager to win the Premiership (or Div 1 as it used to be.)?

I felt he did act with a great deal of dignity during the piggies darkest moment when he took the poisoned chalice of Chairman after fat boy (where he now..?).

He actually went up in my estimation after that. If there were more people with his integrity in football it would be in a much better state.

Having said that, I still wouldn't want to go on a caravan holiday with him...

And you just know that they're the only kind of holidays he takes.

 

[broomhillblade]

Well I certainly hope he earned a shilling or three. He certainly deserves it the pleasure he brought Bladesmen. I vaguely remember him scoring directly from a corner at the Shoreham end !

I recall seeing him in his first league match in 1964 - he was 18 and looked promising even then. I went abroad in early 1966 and didn't return for 19 years so I missed the best years of Woody (along with TC and a few others) - something that I have always regretted.