Maybes Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 Chris colemans blue and white army is what ill be wanting for next season. Add a bit of passion and spark to our side.
The Reverend Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 I just want to know who else there is if its not Ince. We have Worthington who would be a safe bet really, we've mentioned Coleman but i cant see it. Who else? Theres been lower league managers mentioned, but like Ince that would be a gamble. And to be honest i'd rather see a manager that was one of the best players of his generation (no matter how arrogant or cocky) and doing a very good job at Macclesfield (despite some of the ridiclous things some muppets have posted), than someone who has a record of getting promotion from league 2. In fact, im sick of us having boring managers saying in their interviews 'oh we wernt good enough blah blah blah, we've heard it a million times and Ince might come in and ruffle a few feathers. Just think of the influence a former midfielder such as the Guv'nor could have on a player like Wesolowski and he would certainly sort out our poor excuse for a midfield. Look at what Keanes done- ok there are former players that have failed too - but he has took them to the top of the league (albeit spending a lot of money) and if ince is backed with money by Milan, i dont see why he cant have the same effect. At least Ince has had some managerial experience (which hes done very, very well) - compared to Keane who had zero.
The People's Hero Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 I might start focusing my attention of biscuitry from now on. Football leaves me cold.
Fez of Mahrez Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 I might start focusing my attention of biscuitry from now on.Football leaves me cold. That's a Nice idea. Although some people find it quite hard to digestive.
The People's Hero Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 That's a Nice idea. Although some people find it quite hard to digestive. I'd quite like to hob-nob with the hob-nob elites of the hob-nob council. Hob-nob hob-nob hob-nob.
lookwhaticando Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 If Chris Coleman was a "failure" at Fulham then so is virtually every manager in the Premiership bar Mourinho and Ferguson. Al Fayed must be stark raving bonkers to remove his manager at the first sniff of relegation during his tenure. The gossip/rumour column on the BBC carries a quote from a paper suggesting Coleman wasn't sacked because of the whiff of the relegation shit, but because Coleman refused to change his backroom staff. That was the People though, so it's anyone's guess as to the validity of the story. Interesting to note he's been linked with QPR... Fulham boss Chris Coleman was sacked for refusing to change his backroom staff (People).But he could be back in management next season with QPR (Times). Source: BBC.
MC Prussian Posted 15 April 2007 Posted 15 April 2007 Because The Sun says so. If that ain't a quality toilet paper, then what?
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