MC Prussian Posted 25 November 2015 Posted 25 November 2015 What happened to Knocky? This is how Standard Liège celebrated his most recent birthday:
MC Prussian Posted 27 November 2015 Posted 27 November 2015 (edited) Matt Elliott acts as Dan Walker's guest on this week's Football Focus tomorrow. Edited 27 November 2015 by MC Prussian
weller54 Posted 28 November 2015 Posted 28 November 2015 Waghorn just scored his EIGHTEEN goal of the season for Rangers... Sell vardy.. Get him in!... ...... ....... Not a good call?
Steven Posted 28 November 2015 Author Posted 28 November 2015 Waghorn just scored his EIGHTEEN goal of the season for Rangers... Sell vardy.. Get him in!... ...... ....... Not a good call?
Bamba's Babes Posted 28 November 2015 Posted 28 November 2015 Waghorn hasn't scored 18 goals since his pen miss at Cardiff!
tom27111 Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Wayne Brown put in charge at Colchester. http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/34984172
Guest Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Wayne Brown put in charge at Colchester. http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/34984172 Will he play any "black" players?
Captain... Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 You would have thought there would be more, he's also scored in the Championship.
Captain... Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 Waghorn just scored his EIGHTEEN goal of the season for Rangers... Sell vardy.. Get him in!... ...... ....... Not a good call? Impressive record, even for Rangers in the Scottish second tier. I still love him.
ScouseFox Posted 2 December 2015 Posted 2 December 2015 cambiasso scored for olympiakos. good day for our bald headed ex players
lgfualol Posted 3 December 2015 Posted 3 December 2015 cambiasso scored for olympiakos. good day for our bald headed ex players http://youtu.be/_oZpTvKJi1U
ScouseFox Posted 3 December 2015 Posted 3 December 2015 his name written in greek makes him even better
davieG Posted 4 December 2015 Posted 4 December 2015 image: http://www.qpr.co.uk/cms_images/player/david-oldfield-64064-2835052_613x460.jpg PUBLISHED 12:39 4th December 2015 by @QPRFC A closer look at Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s assistant manager … QPR’s new Assistant Manager, David Oldfield, enjoyed a playing career spanning 20 years and almost 600 professional appearances – most notably with Leicester City, Luton Town, Stoke City and Peterborough United – before he became the Reserve Team Manager at Posh in 2008. In 2011, he joined West Bromwich Albion as a Senior Professional Development Coach. After three years working in the top flight with the Baggies’ Category One Academy, Oldfield moved to MK Dons as their Head of Academy Coaching. However, after six months at Stadium:mk, the opportunity to work within a first-team environment at Burton Albion with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink proved too good to resist, and the former midfielder was named Assistant Manager at the Pirelli Stadium in November 2014. Sharing similar views on the game to Hasselbaink, Oldfield played a vital role in the Brewers’ success over the past 12 months. Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/david-oldfield-edward-sturling-backroom-team-qpr-2833573.aspx#Qos00G3uxp3tKC7D.99
Len Finsbury Posted 4 December 2015 Posted 4 December 2015 image: http://www.qpr.co.uk/cms_images/player/david-oldfield-64064-2835052_613x460.jpg PUBLISHED 12:39 4th December 2015 by @QPRFC A closer look at Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s assistant manager … QPR’s new Assistant Manager, David Oldfield, enjoyed a playing career spanning 20 years and almost 600 professional appearances – most notably with Leicester City, Luton Town, Stoke City and Peterborough United – before he became the Reserve Team Manager at Posh in 2008. In 2011, he joined West Bromwich Albion as a Senior Professional Development Coach. After three years working in the top flight with the Baggies’ Category One Academy, Oldfield moved to MK Dons as their Head of Academy Coaching. However, after six months at Stadium:mk, the opportunity to work within a first-team environment at Burton Albion with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink proved too good to resist, and the former midfielder was named Assistant Manager at the Pirelli Stadium in November 2014. Sharing similar views on the game to Hasselbaink, Oldfield played a vital role in the Brewers’ success over the past 12 months. Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/david-oldfield-edward-sturling-backroom-team-qpr-2833573.aspx#Qos00G3uxp3tKC7D.99 Nice work Skippy. Best of luck!
Stevosevic Posted 4 December 2015 Posted 4 December 2015 Surprising news...Nugent just bagged v Ipswich 15 in 14 against them
Len Finsbury Posted 4 December 2015 Posted 4 December 2015 Surprising news...Nugent just bagged v Ipswich 15 in 14 against them That's an unreal record. They must hate the sight of him!
Russell sprout Posted 4 December 2015 Posted 4 December 2015 See nugent maintained his record v Ipswich, What's that now,13 in 13 against Ipswich, There fans really hate playing against him, Im a non gambler but told the work lads to back nugent to score the last goal with him likely being a sub and what happens.
Tuna Posted 4 December 2015 Posted 4 December 2015 image: http://www.qpr.co.uk/cms_images/player/david-oldfield-64064-2835052_613x460.jpg PUBLISHED 12:39 4th December 2015 by @QPRFC A closer look at Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink’s assistant manager … QPR’s new Assistant Manager, David Oldfield, enjoyed a playing career spanning 20 years and almost 600 professional appearances – most notably with Leicester City, Luton Town, Stoke City and Peterborough United – before he became the Reserve Team Manager at Posh in 2008. In 2011, he joined West Bromwich Albion as a Senior Professional Development Coach. After three years working in the top flight with the Baggies’ Category One Academy, Oldfield moved to MK Dons as their Head of Academy Coaching. However, after six months at Stadium:mk, the opportunity to work within a first-team environment at Burton Albion with Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink proved too good to resist, and the former midfielder was named Assistant Manager at the Pirelli Stadium in November 2014. Sharing similar views on the game to Hasselbaink, Oldfield played a vital role in the Brewers’ success over the past 12 months. Read more at http://www.qpr.co.uk/news/article/david-oldfield-edward-sturling-backroom-team-qpr-2833573.aspx#Qos00G3uxp3tKC7D.99 Surprised they ignored his brief spell managing Brackley Town.
TJB-fox Posted 8 December 2015 Posted 8 December 2015 Ex centre back Wayne Brown appointed caretaker manager of Colchester United last week
dylanlegend Posted 9 December 2015 Posted 9 December 2015 Poor ole Esteban... Knocked out the champs league. Also doesn't see to get much playing time? I wonder if he regrets leaving?
dominicmsb Posted 9 December 2015 Posted 9 December 2015 (edited) Poor ole Esteban... Knocked out the champs league. Also doesn't see to get much playing time? I wonder if he regrets leaving? I imagine his contract is the best he could get. Don't feel too bad for him. Edited 9 December 2015 by dominicmsb
Corky Posted 9 December 2015 Posted 9 December 2015 He'll be back in it with us next season in a glorious return for the great man.
Len Finsbury Posted 9 December 2015 Posted 9 December 2015 He'll be back in it with us next season in a glorious return for the great man. Wouldn't get in to this team anymore. 2
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