AmexRuislip
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Agree, MH has run his course, but sometimes it's a shame for managers to go, when it's the players who aren't doing the business!
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[Football] Which manager is next for the sack?
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Agree, MH has run his course, but sometimes it's a shame for managers to go, when it's the players who aren't doing the business!
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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If west ham lose to palace, surely he'd be gone?
Aye. Can't find full details in writing, but this (from last month) alludes to it:
A council spokesman added the retractable seating had been “too labour intensive to move” between athletics and football events, while food and beverage funds from West Ham United matches needed to be higher.
http://www.newhamrecorder.co.uk/new...writing-off-40m-london-stadium-loan-1-5186998
Totally agree. Just because he doesn't crowd surf after every goal doesn't mean most supporters don't have affection for the guy. Most actually prefer his demeanour than an "in your face" types.
Meanwhile West Ham hardly pay a thing. I wonder if all the food outlets have to pay for a pitch or part of their profits.
Interesting view. I don’t agree. I absolutely love his humility, professionalism, lack of blaming anyone else when things go wrong, understated celebrations (you can still see what he is really thinking) and just the way he conducts himself in such an exemplary fashion, 100% of the time. He’s also demonstrating he’s a brilliant tactician (look at the least 3 seasons).
I genuinely would not swap him for any other manager in world football. Right man, right club, right time.
Joey Jo Jo Jr. Shabadoo
Waxing chumps like candles since ‘75
- Oct 4, 2003
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Not according to the interview David Sullivan had with Sky before Friday nights game, he said Billic was there till the end of the season and they’d review the situation then when his contract is up. I’m sure things will change but I expect them to stick with Billic for a while yet much to the annoyance of their fans.
When Sullivan owned Birmingham they only had 4 or 5 permanent manager in the 16 years they owned the club. Since taking over at West Ham they only sacked Avram Grant after relegation, Big Sam left at the end of his contract and since then they’ve had Billic. As much as I can’t stand Sullivan and Gold they don’t have a history for sacking managers.
I don’t care. The hot dog was the best I have ever had at a football match.
AmexRuislip
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Yes I agree with a that, if Palace beat West Ham, then Roy is definitely gone, reason being, for not keeping their losing streak going
GT49er
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I haven't been keeping an eye on their results, but have Birmingham won their last ten on the trot by a five goal margin? If not, I can see those renowned football experts Ten Trillion Twits Asia getting a bit twitchy and sacking everybody in sight.
Birmingham City: a club that shows us how lucky we are to be owned by TB.
Birmingham City: a club that shows us how lucky we are to be owned by TB.
AmexRuislip
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Sorry, but also have to disagree.
CH will always be in the hearts of Albion fans, whether he's here in the future or not.
He's done a marvellous job in getting us to where we belong under limited restraints.
Tony Bloom is like the proverbial Brighton rock, his name is in the heart of everything you see in the Albion domain
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,221
What about a cheeky long odds bet on Conte? There have already been rumours about fall outs there over the close season, they've lost Morata and struggled to score, and are the only team in England to let Crystal Palace score a league goal this season.
Guys like him and Benitez are occasionally worth a punt, due to their notably fractious relationships with their respective boards.
Guys like him and Benitez are occasionally worth a punt, due to their notably fractious relationships with their respective boards.
Crispy Ambulance
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Hughes
atfc village
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Mickey Mellon Tranmere
I can see Bilic lasting.
Sullivan/Gold don't like payouts (Sullivan in his SSN interview said he keeps managers because he's moral person
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Also, they weren't shite on Friday, until our goals and defence destroyed their morale.
Koeman must be close?
Sullivan/Gold don't like payouts (Sullivan in his SSN interview said he keeps managers because he's moral person
) Also, they weren't shite on Friday, until our goals and defence destroyed their morale.
Koeman must be close?
I love CH's style and genuine persona. Perfect for us.
A pleasant contrast to the politicking, barely veiled threats and whinging of Poyet.
Lurchy
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- Jul 2, 2014
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According to reports it's £2.5m. Small change when you consider how much there revenue would be affected of relegation did happen. Poor result against Palace and can see an 'amicable' parting happening.
DavePage
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Benitez back to Liverpool, Koeman to Newcastle, Moyes back to Everton after two extremely embarrassing defeats with Scotland
But it's still only October. If they, or any other struggling club, are still in a mess as the January transfer window nears, I can see some sackings.