ALLARDYCE SACKED
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I think there's a brutal cycle of failure at St. James. Expectations are sky-high, and the longer the trophy-less streak continues, the greater the pressure to win one. This weight of expectation forces the players and managers into errors and generally underperforming. Which extends the wait for a trophy, which increases expectations, which increases pressure, and on and on. They'll struggle to find a manager; other than Souness and Allardyce, who else has enough hubris to take it on?
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absolutely gutted i couldnt get on the internet for a good chuckle last night
its all been said really
ive had a good laugh
a quick reminis about the days under him when our stocks were rising, not falling
ironic that he left european football wit bolton and never got it with them
ironic he gets a nice break now
he'll end up at wolves with sammy lee as his number 2
its all been said really
ive had a good laugh
a quick reminis about the days under him when our stocks were rising, not falling
ironic that he left european football wit bolton and never got it with them
ironic he gets a nice break now
he'll end up at wolves with sammy lee as his number 2
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oh ayeBatman wrote:glorious at work today
toon fan who sits next to me got back some of the pelters he gave me back when the fat dick left us.
several have been giving me jip for months
and none of them wanted him out either
their fat clueless twonk of a chairman tho - does he wear footbball shirts in board meetings? chant 'who are ya' at the other directors? boo them?
f*ckin moron
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Can't help but feel bad for Sam.
I suppose it was to be expected when one of the fat deluded bastards in replica shirts actually took over.
The 'Newcastle ethos'..... what a load of shite.
Ratbert, your critcism of Gartside for 'not backing' Sam continues to astonish me.
I suppose it was to be expected when one of the fat deluded bastards in replica shirts actually took over.
The 'Newcastle ethos'..... what a load of shite.
Ratbert, your critcism of Gartside for 'not backing' Sam continues to astonish me.
Prufrock wrote: Like money hasn't always talked. You might not like it, or disagree, but it's the truth. It's a basic incentive, people always have, and always will want what's best for themselves and their families
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Nah. Whatever the truth of the matter, that program was a load of bollocks.Batman wrote:just rewatched the Allardyce Panorama edition
verrrrrrrrrrry different POV without our pro-Sam specs
The most incriminating thing by far was that he didn't sue after that shit. People say it was to protect Craig, but I don't buy that - protect him from what?
Prufrock wrote: Like money hasn't always talked. You might not like it, or disagree, but it's the truth. It's a basic incentive, people always have, and always will want what's best for themselves and their families
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Yeah, that's what I mean - I don't think the programme looks any more substantial or credible without the the pro-Sam specs - it's the benefit of knowing that he let the 12 month window for legal action pass by that is more interesting.Batman wrote:my initial reaction at the time was 'what a load of bollocks'
but now, whilst the evidence is still flimsy, it is incrdible that Fat Sam took no action....makes you think
oh, but Harrison comes out as a right c*nt
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He was strongly discouraged by Gartside whilst he was at Bolton to take any legal action.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Yeah, that's what I mean - I don't think the programme looks any more substantial or credible without the the pro-Sam specs - it's the benefit of knowing that he let the 12 month window for legal action pass by that is more interesting.Batman wrote:my initial reaction at the time was 'what a load of bollocks'
but now, whilst the evidence is still flimsy, it is incrdible that Fat Sam took no action....makes you think
oh, but Harrison comes out as a right c*nt
I think also that most legal opinion was that it was a case Allardyce couldn't win much out of. It would mean raking through an awful lot of private stuff and his family was also dragged into it and the program was likely to be legally watertight.
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