Alan Brazil 'Tool'

[mozartfox]

Listening to TalkShite this morning, he is totally 'desperate' to get Ole out and BR in at Manure.   I thought Brazil usually started drinking at 10.01 am?  

[reynard]

3 minutes ago, mozartfox said:

Listening to TalkShite this morning, he is totally 'desperate' to get Ole out and BR in at Manure.   I thought Brazil usually started drinking at 10.01 am?  

I'm afraid we are going to have to get used to this. Won't just be him it will be a lot of the media who simply don't like the fact that sides like us can and want to succeed.

Talk Sport are amongst the worst media for simply boring on about the so-called big 6. Would help if they got some presenters in who were more balanced.

[shailen]

Good it means we have a top class manager. I'm confident he won't leave us for United. 

[Vlad the Fox]

Oh, I thought this was going to be a recommendation for something to bang nails in with. 

[Leicester_Loyal]

Talksport are shite, I'd rather listen to my mum and dad going at it.

 

You can't have an influence on BR leaving, so why worry about it? If he eventually goes, he goes and we'll move onto our next manager.

[Stuntman_Mike]

He said it would be a good move, just as we would probably say it if he wasn't our manager. 

 

No biggie.

[Sir Shep]

Wow, I mean after Villa there were some fans here who’d have drove Rogers up to Manchester! Anyway in all seriousness it’s kinda flattering because at least we are now doing something right again, just don’t give him a few more million on his contract this time!

[jonthefox]

It means he’s doing something right. Besides, Talksports shite anyway. 

[Webbo]

Say Rogers does go, we're going to be linked with all sorts of managers, most of them already in work with other clubs. None of us will be offended by that. Unless you're top of the food chain that's what happens. 

 

I don't think Manchester United will go for Rodgers anyway. 

[gerrytaggart]

Manchester United will probably be looking at managers with championship experience. 

[ozleicester]

OK....$85 Million and then we bring in a better manager... its the United way

[Bob Farley]

I’d imagine they would take Pochettino over Brendan 

[Crazy Kop Corner]

Would the fact Brendan previously managed Liverpool not go against his appointment to the United job? 

[Dahnsouff]

Just now, Crazy Kop Corner said:

Would the fact Brendan previously managed Liverpool not go against his appointment to the United job? 

Not sure, but it seems like Brendan likes to view himself as a man of principle, so he may view it as some minor betrayal. Or maybe not......

 

Its moot anyway, the fact Poch has reappeared on our TV screens just as Ole has wobbled is far to convenient for it to be irrelevant.

[Webbo]

2 minutes ago, Dahnsouff said:

Not sure, but it seems like Brendan likes to view himself as a man of principle, so he may view it as some minor betrayal. Or maybe not......

 

 

He left Celtic on the verge of a treble treble. 

[Dahnsouff]

1 minute ago, Webbo said:

He left Celtic on the verge of a treble treble. 

Did I say he was a man of principle?

[Spudulike]

More likely to go for Ryan Giggs or Roy Keane so they can play the Moan United 'way'. 

[Sharpe's Fox]

Alan Brazil is nothing more than a reanimated strawberry trifle with the mental bandwidth to match.

[kingcarr21]

Man U will not go for Brendan when Pochettino is available 

 

It would cost Man U a small fortune to get BR from us. They know our owners will not bend over backwards. Maguire is evidence of this.

 

Its why Poch isn't in a job currently. He knows at some point the Man U job will be available. Solksjaer will not see Christmas at Man U imo 

 

 

[Jacnah]

2 minutes ago, kingcarr21 said:

Man U will not go for Brendan when Pochettino is available 

 

It would cost Man U a small fortune to get BR from us. They know our owners will not bend over backwards. Maguire is evidence of this.

 

Its why Poch isn't in a job currently. He knows at some point the Man U job will be available. Solksjaer will not see Christmas at Man U imo 

 

 

Just a personal view but I think this is the most credible scenario. Its also a shame as I have no doubt he (Pochettino) would be the right man and probably stop their highly entertaining plummet.

[Steven]

18 minutes ago, Sharpe's Fox said:

Alan Brazil is nothing more than a reanimated strawberry sherry trifle with the mental bandwidth to match.

Fixed. 

[nwl fox]

2 minutes ago, Jacnah said:

Just a personal view but I think this is the most credible scenario. Its also a shame as I have no doubt he (Pochettino) would be the right man and probably stop their highly entertaining plummet.

Exactly this, I'm just praying they keep backing Ole as long as possible because I'm confident Poch has the ability to turn them around and then we'll need to start looking over our shoulder again. 

[Daveb5569]

I said this to my lad after last weeks mate with Poch guest presenter on Sky he will be Man Utd next manager 

[Pliskin]

Potch will end up an United. It probably would have happened earlier had it not been for the clause he had to sign when leaving Spurs. 

[goose2010]

it happened last year with Arsenal. All the press were nailing Rodgers on for that job. 

 

Talksport are owned by Sky (I think?!) so its all about 'next manager odds' cause a bit of hysteria and watch the money pile in on Sky Bet. 

Edited 6 November 2020 by goose2010