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only if hoddle plays. still better than most, witness the Masters 6 aside.

JB,

JSV is pure class. End of. His only prob is that he does tend to be a bit of a sicknote. He did for us, anyway. But even then he played through a lot of it. Bless him. Granted, his style may also be 'more suited' to europe (but I ain't convinced), but if nothing else he's responsible for a couple of the best tee-shirts on United Rd since the days of Eric The King. Namely 'SEBA Dreampass' in the stylee of sega, and a Stone Roses cover with 'This Is Veron' across it. Geddit? Ace.

AND finally, whilst watching your embarrassment of riches, if your jury is 'still out' on Juan and the others, just think back to the bad old days of recent history. Compare and contrast. Enjoy. If you moan, even a little, you'll sound like a bin-dipper. Yikes.

Dave

emilystrange wrote:can someone help spurs? please?

The only problem with Surs recently is that they haven't had a good manager sice Terry Venables left. (they came third in the league under him. THIRD! it seems absurd now.)

they're had some right jokers in charge.
it's not fair how a massive club, a club loved by hundreds and thousands of people, can be ruined by clueless chairmen repeatedly appointing the wrong men for the job.

I think a law should be passed letting fans vote for their team's boss.

the part that i lik eth ebest is that when it comes time to sack the poor old dim-witted underperforming manager, the board that actually appointed him NEVER EVER take any blame for giving the f**kwit the job in the first place

Nor do they EVER have anyone even remotely lined up to fill the vacant post. And having screwed the club into the dirt for the last 5 to 10 years, they have the audacity to act shocked when the 'big name' replacements tell them to do one!

And yes, the last bit of that even includes Man United.

Chairmen! Crumbs, they're thick.

That said, Quiffy, Mr Warnock isn't doing too bad, I notice. Learnt it all at Oldham. Any gratitude should take the form of hard cash, it might just save their bacon. (I've a soft spot for the Latics - it was closer and cheaper when I was 13. But God was it cold. Even in a heatwave).

Dave

latics? aye... i'm actually from oldham

warnock? yep - a good solid shoe-string manager. to be fair,. he is a blade anyway so it goes without saying that he has more than just his career invested in the club

the board are as cr*ppy as ever though - at least that f**k macdonald had the good grace to bugger of back to man ciddy a few years back!

ahhh, i remember the anti-macdonald car park protests at bramhall lane back in the good old days

i believe that one club did have a fans vote then appointed someone else over the summer.. can't remember who.
then sunderland's chairman had a go at wilko yesterday who'd been in charge about 10 seconds.
oh for yesteryear and glorydays.

Dave Whelan wrote:JB,

JSV is pure class. End of. His only prob is that he does tend to be a bit of a sicknote. He did for us, anyway. But even then he played through a lot of it. Bless him. Granted, his style may also be 'more suited' to europe (but I ain't convinced), but if nothing else he's responsible for a couple of the best tee-shirts on United Rd since the days of Eric The King. Namely 'SEBA Dreampass' in the stylee of sega, and a Stone Roses cover with 'This Is Veron' across it. Geddit? Ace.

AND finally, whilst watching your embarrassment of riches, if your jury is 'still out' on Juan and the others, just think back to the bad old days of recent history. Compare and contrast. Enjoy. If you moan, even a little, you'll sound like a bin-dipper. Yikes.

Dave

Not complaining Dave. Just adjusting to the fact that we might just win something worth winning. 30 years of JB hope etc contrasted with 6 days from administration and now Roman's Rouble Army.

Great t-shirts by the way. Hmm, now that's got me thinking ...

'Bin-dipper?' Explanation for us southern softies please ...

Bin-dipper - a scouser, usually reserved for Looneypool fans, as we're by and large pretty respectful of Evertonians. A bit.

Explanation - you'll remember the refuse collection strikes, and the dignified way the inhabitants of that fair city dealt with the problem.

All part of the service.

Dave