Doomsday: Stoke away
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Hughes knows how to keep sides up. Far better manager than Coyle, and no hindsight needed to know that!thebish wrote:DJBlu wrote:It's a shame how one man can go from hero to zero in such a short time.
Coyle, Legend to Leg End.
Oh well could be worse. We don't have to worry about being relegated from the Premier League anymore.
Good luck to QPR, getting Hughes in was a great bit of business. Shame Phil Gartside didn't have the same foresight.
hmmm... with hindsight - but it turned on a very soft peter crouch penalty - else - would he have been a disaster???
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what - Mears, Ricketts (if we sign him)
Left backs on the other hand...well one will be in prison, and if not, binned off hopefully...actually I've missed him off haven't I...
Left backs on the other hand...well one will be in prison, and if not, binned off hopefully...actually I've missed him off haven't I...
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BWFC_Insane wrote:oh do feck off you boring kant, are we going to have xx months of this total sh*te from youthebish wrote:DJBlu wrote:It's a shame how one man can go from hero to zero in such a short time.
Coyle, Legend to Leg End.
Oh well could be worse. We don't have to worry about being relegated from the Premier League anymore.
Good luck to QPR, getting Hughes in was a great bit of business. Shame Phil Gartside didn't have the same foresight.
hmmm... with hindsight - but it turned on a very soft peter crouch penalty - else - would he have been a disaster???![]()
Hughes knows how to keep sides up. Far better manager than Coyle, and no hindsight needed to know that!
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So are Mourinho and Hiddink.....and just like Hughes they will only accept jobs at clubs with more money than Bolton.BWFC_Insane wrote:Hughes knows how to keep sides up. Far better manager than Coyle, and no hindsight needed to know that!thebish wrote:DJBlu wrote:It's a shame how one man can go from hero to zero in such a short time.
Coyle, Legend to Leg End.
Oh well could be worse. We don't have to worry about being relegated from the Premier League anymore.
Good luck to QPR, getting Hughes in was a great bit of business. Shame Phil Gartside didn't have the same foresight.
hmmm... with hindsight - but it turned on a very soft peter crouch penalty - else - would he have been a disaster???
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Exactly!!!!!!!!!! Its hard for some to understand BWFCIBWFC_Insane wrote:Here's a reality for you 10M quids worth of Coyle signings sat on the bench today for a mist win game.Lord Kangana wrote:Well you've taken your time to accept our financial plight, so welcome to the realists camp.
Another reality for you, 11 seasons of hard graft have just been chucked away. Not lost. Chucked.
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Yeah personal insult is about the best you can manage. Well done. Have you got your season ticket for next year?jaffka wrote:BWFC_Insane wrote:oh do feck off you boring kant, are we going to have xx months of this total sh*te from youthebish wrote:DJBlu wrote:It's a shame how one man can go from hero to zero in such a short time.
Coyle, Legend to Leg End.
Oh well could be worse. We don't have to worry about being relegated from the Premier League anymore.
Good luck to QPR, getting Hughes in was a great bit of business. Shame Phil Gartside didn't have the same foresight.
hmmm... with hindsight - but it turned on a very soft peter crouch penalty - else - would he have been a disaster???![]()
Hughes knows how to keep sides up. Far better manager than Coyle, and no hindsight needed to know that!
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The question still stands though are you going to persist with your sh*te?BWFC_Insane wrote:
Yeah personal insult is about the best you can manage. Well done. Have you got your season ticket for next year?
What has a season ticket to do with anything
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In hindsight it seems a little bit silly letting Elmander go doesn't it. We'd have been better off throwing the N'Gog money and the Sordell money at him.BWFC_Insane wrote:Here's a reality for you 10M quids worth of Coyle signings sat on the bench today for a mist win game.Lord Kangana wrote:Well you've taken your time to accept our financial plight, so welcome to the realists camp.
Another reality for you, 11 seasons of hard graft have just been chucked away. Not lost. Chucked.
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What and you don't post sh*te ?jaffka wrote:The question still stands though are you going to persist with your sh*te?
What has a season ticket to do with anything
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Hughes is shite. They spent millions in January and, except for Cisse, they spent it woefully (Zamora who?)
I hope no one ever looks at QPR as the blue print for success. They were moments away from relegation with a side i'd imagine are earning almost triple some of our lads are. They stayed up because we were shite for 75% of this season and threw it away at times, not because Hughes is some sort of miracle man.
I hope no one ever looks at QPR as the blue print for success. They were moments away from relegation with a side i'd imagine are earning almost triple some of our lads are. They stayed up because we were shite for 75% of this season and threw it away at times, not because Hughes is some sort of miracle man.
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Ok I will try another one. What benefit has keeping Coyle got us?jaffka wrote:The question still stands though are you going to persist with your sh*te?BWFC_Insane wrote:
Yeah personal insult is about the best you can manage. Well done. Have you got your season ticket for next year?
What has a season ticket to do with anything
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Not doubling our debt.
Next.
Next.
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If I do post sh*te then at least its more than one feckin day a weekPeter Thompson wrote:What and you don't post sh*te ?jaffka wrote:The question still stands though are you going to persist with your sh*te?
What has a season ticket to do with anything
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Completely forgot about Mears!officer_dibble wrote:what - Mears, Ricketts (if we sign him)
Left backs on the other hand...well one will be in prison, and if not, binned off hopefully...actually I've missed him off haven't I...
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Is that 1-0 to me then...BWFC_Insane wrote:Ok I will try another one. What benefit has keeping Coyle got us?jaffka wrote:The question still stands though are you going to persist with your sh*te?BWFC_Insane wrote:
Yeah personal insult is about the best you can manage. Well done. Have you got your season ticket for next year?
What has a season ticket to do with anything
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Should have just kept Lee or Megson then. Could have got rid of Coyle for the amount it cost to sign Sordell and Ream. According to Eddie Davies figures from the radio. That would have been of more benefit. IMO.Lord Kangana wrote:Not doubling our debt.
Next.
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If being a 'supporter' who rarely goes but but likes to tell folk that they are too negative when they are the ones going regularly, then yeah well done 1-0.jaffka wrote:Is that 1-0 to me then...BWFC_Insane wrote:Ok I will try another one. What benefit has keeping Coyle got us?jaffka wrote:The question still stands though are you going to persist with your sh*te?BWFC_Insane wrote:
Yeah personal insult is about the best you can manage. Well done. Have you got your season ticket for next year?
What has a season ticket to do with anything
Perhaps it's time you buy a season ticket and show some real tangible support for your club. Cos by fook they are gonna need it!
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Feck me Megson again...you really need to let go.BWFC_Insane wrote:Should have just kept Lee or Megson then. Could have got rid of Coyle for the amount it cost to sign Sordell and Ream. According to Eddie Davies figures from the radio. That would have been of more benefit. IMO.Lord Kangana wrote:Not doubling our debt.
Next.
He failed in league 1 with the team with the biggest budget.
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According to our actual accounts, as analysed by Deloitte and Touche, ginger wankbag was driving us into the ground at a relentless pace. Wonder why we sacked him again?
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I know there have been lots of things that have gone wrong this season but without doubt we were on an uphill struggle from the start with that bloody fixture list. Chuck in key injuries and we have just been playing catch up all season. Doesn't excuse some of the ridiculous performances and decisions we have sat through, but I never felt confident at any point in the season.
Past flirtations with relegation were always played out, to me anyway, with a real fighting spirit and we had players who you just knew could turn a game. I often wondered mind how we got ourselves in the messes we did with some of the players we had, but that's for another day.
Like others I'm strangely calm about it all, and looking forward to a season where we may, just may, win more than we lose. The coming weeks will tell us what squad we have for the coming season and until we know that I can't even imagine what lies in store. At this moment in time I don't want to see Coyle and his entourage in charge, but lord knows who we could get instead!
A few seasons back I'd have been distraught ... maybe it's an age thing![Shocked :shock:](./images/smilies/icon_eek.gif)
Past flirtations with relegation were always played out, to me anyway, with a real fighting spirit and we had players who you just knew could turn a game. I often wondered mind how we got ourselves in the messes we did with some of the players we had, but that's for another day.
Like others I'm strangely calm about it all, and looking forward to a season where we may, just may, win more than we lose. The coming weeks will tell us what squad we have for the coming season and until we know that I can't even imagine what lies in store. At this moment in time I don't want to see Coyle and his entourage in charge, but lord knows who we could get instead!
A few seasons back I'd have been distraught ... maybe it's an age thing
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