where do you reckon he'd turn up next?

where do you reckon he'd turn up next?

 

IMHO Inggerland

Middlesbrough

 

 

He won't get another big club.His tactics aren't acceptable for clubs of a certain size.

Wolves or somewhere similar.

Middlesbrough

He won't get another big club.His tactics aren't acceptable for clubs of a certain size.

 

McLaren will go to Middlesboro, Alladyce will go to Preston.

Staylybridge Celtic

McLaren will go to Middlesboro, Alladyce will go to Preston.

That'll really annoy Alan Irivine, who was appointed Preston boss only last Tuesday

A pundit on TV. He'll never manage again.

A pundit on TV. He'll never manage again.

Good call!

Good call!

 

Ohh it would ve rather amusing

Who is Alladyce anyway?

HMP Strangeways

SCOTLAND

SUNDERLAND

2nd to Megson.

RMI,big club, huge fan base, new ground. what a lure!

RMI,big club, huge fan base, new ground. what a lure!

 

Ahhhhhhhhhh but would the fans want RMI to play "elbows and studs" type football ???

If it gets us off the bottom, what the eck! Its murder having Boy George for a manager'

Ebbsfleet United. He wouldn't get blamed for playing a sh1t team there.

England Rugby Union team. He would suit them tactically.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ted/7126310.stm

Allardyce facing fight for future

 

Allardyce has been heavily criticised by Newcastle fans

Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce admits he is fighting to save his job after a dismal run of results.

Arsenal visit Newcastle on Wednesday amid growing criticism from fans and reports of player unrest.

 

Allardyce said: "There's no point beating around the bush. Yes, I'm under the cosh and, yes, I've got to get results sooner rather than later.

 

"We're having a bad time in terms of results, but it can be turned around as quickly as it's gone bad."

 

Allardyce has also had to cope with mounting speculation that former Newcastle legend Alan Shearer is being lined up to replace him should his side fail to beat Arsenal at St James' Park. Players are not happy about a lot of the stuff I do because they're players and I'm the manager

 

Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce

 

But he remained defiant, saying: "If Alan decides to take my job, I hope it'll be when I've decided to leave because I've made the club successful.

 

"And he'll be taking over a club that I've improved significantly, like what happened with Sammy Lee and Bolton, but if it's the other way then you have to live with it."

 

Allardyce brushed off suggestions he has been confronted by a group of senior Newcastle players who were unhappy with his methods.

 

He said: "My private discussions with players and staff are exactly that.

 

"Players are not happy about a lot of the stuff I do because they're players and I'm the manager. 606: DEBATE

After the Arsenal game on Wednesday please don't call for Sam's head if we lose

 

 

"I'm the man who knows what's right for them and I know it more than they do. That's why I sit in this chair. It's immaterial."

 

Newcastle keepers Shay Given and Steve Harper were reported to have been involved in a delegation that had expressed concern at Allardyce's approach.

 

But the pair issued a statement saying: "We feel it is vitally important that Newcastle United's two longest-serving players set the record straight.

 

"The story that has appeared is total and utter nonsense. Sam Allardyce has the full backing and support of every Newcastle United player and we are all working together as one to bring success to the football club."

 

The statement went on: "Many issues are discussed between players and the manager, as is commonplace at any club.

 

"Far from that being 'player power' or any other ridiculous description, this is sensible and constructive communication and a key part of the process of helping to build a stronger football club which will also take us forward."

 

Allardyce admitted: "When you're having a bad time there are always elements and factors trying to make a big deal of things.

 

"Today's politically correct society believes that that's a disruption, but that's an everyday occurrence as a manager.

 

"Somebody will have a problem with something or other, whether it's how you go about the week, wanting to play, off the field. There's always something a player doesn't like. Some of it sneaks into the papers.

 

"Whoever did it might think it's making a point, but it will only make me more resilient and stronger. I just find it disappointing it ends up in the paper, but that's life."

 

 

Cheeky f?cker didn't mention raping and pillaging our club last summer there!

I'm starting to really hate that fat c?nt now, I hope the kiddies up near Canonslade start throwing sh?t-filled snowballs at him during winter.

He said: "My private discussions with players and staff are exactly that.

 

"Players are not happy about a lot of the stuff I do because they're players and I'm the manager.

 

 

The second comment contradicts the first a little bit.

Edited December 4, 200718 yr by Mounts Kipper

I'm starting to really hate that fat c?nt now, I hope the kiddies up near Canonslade start throwing sh?t-filled snowballs at him during winter.

 

The kiddies from Turton school are nearer (and prob rougher!)

 

he wont get the sack.

 

hwe've had a couple of bad performances, it isn' the end of the world.

 

brum, derby, wigan and fulham up after arsenal, so he could come unstuck after that run if it goes badly.

 

we've been in a hell of a mess for years, and the clubs been ripped up from top to bottom in the summer, so it was never going to be instant.