my mate who works at blackburn reckons we should watch out for the sam interview on sky.

 

Apparently he wasn?t happy when asked about relationship with Gartside...

 

i thought they were in love?

They shared wives didn't they ??

They shared wives didn't they ??

 

 

he said 'Distant' with regards to their relationship.

 

He also got in that no manager in the history of Bolton matched what he achieved.

did he mention that he resigned ?

 

did he mention taking the back room staff ?

 

did he explain whY he never sued the BBC ?

 

did he say what his son is doing now ?

he said 'Distant' with regards to their relationship.

 

He also got in that no manager in the history of Bolton matched what he achieved.

 

Apart from Charles Foweraker & Bill Ridding who actually won something. Or was he on about screwing Mrs Gart?

what an utter cock!

I wish he would let it go and move on, all he does is bang on about what he did for us etc etc it gets a bit boring after a bit

Oh and for the record i hope we dick them tomorrow and the fcukers get relegated

what an utter cock!

 

That's what Mrs Gart said.

Oh and for the record i hope we dick them tomorrow and the fcukers get relegated

 

Now that would be sweet.........Oh yes.

Best Buddies? Thought this thread was going to be about Brixton and I. He did keep telling me while I was trying to watch the Arsenal match. Good lad, Brixton!

"Did he mention he resigned?"

 

 

I heard him on a goals on Sunday before he went to Newcastle saying he "was sacked"

 

What is the truth?

Apart from Charles Foweraker & Bill Ridding who actually won something.

 

to be honest, out of context, i would've said "who?"

 

i still will actually, as I don't know anything about either

Look at your history books Zico. Both were managers when we won decent stuff. Foweraker during the 1920s when we won t'FA Cup three times and Ridding in 1950s when we last won it.

He told journalists at a scheduled pre-match press conference today:

 

"Certain members at Bolton Wanderers seem to wind up the fans and it works in a case of a small minority."

 

The 54-year old Englishman described his relationship with the Bolton board as "distant" and nonchalantly brushed off the decline in relations as: "such is life."

 

He continued: "If you look at my track record at Bolton there is not many in the club's history who can better it, but if you want an answer to your question [as to why there is animosity] then you would be better off asking them."

 

 

Surely he is the one winding it up!

Big Sam studiously avoided mentioning his track record during the last 6 months of his tenure. Aka the start of the rot.

The delight he took out of Newcastle dicking us showed what his loyalties lay, on himself. The self-styled Big Sam.

He was Boltons manager hes not anymore why give him the time of day, time to move on

Look at your history books Zico. Both were managers when we won decent stuff. Foweraker during the 1920s when we won t'FA Cup three times and Ridding in 1950s when we last won it.

 

nope, it just goes on about henry viii and his six wives

 

did you know he was king of ireland as well?

The delight he took out of Newcastle dicking us showed what his loyalties lay, on himself. The self-styled Big Sam.

 

Spot f?cking on

to be honest, out of context, i would've said "who?"

 

i still will actually, as I don't know anything about either

 

Aparently Foweraker was our longest serving manager also (25yrs, god he must have been bloody sick of us by then).

 

Have to withdraw my statement mind, as he said "If you look at my track record at Bolton there is not many in the club's history who can better it" (Bolimore), I'd have to agree with that. He's still fat though.

nope, it just goes on about henry viii and his six wives

 

did you know he was king of ireland as well?

 

They all were (king or queen that is) up until 1916.

To be honest, when he left I didn't bear him any malice. He did a good job for us, he'd taken us as far as he could (wasn't up to challenging for silverware it seemed) and he left for a 'break'.

 

But his mouth ever since has changed that opinion. Constantly spouting off about his 'track record', constantly having a go at the club (primarily the board for not backing him), his dismantling of the backroom team and his joy at seeing the Geordies turn us over (as previously mentioned).

 

I'm not Megson's biggest fan, but nothing would please me more than GM taking us into a European spot with (effectively) an all new squad - putting to bed his claims of greatness once and for all.

They all were (king or queen that is) up until 1916.

 

I meant first

 

sorry to go off topic but I can't be arsed going over whether fat sam was any good for us or not, again

I meant first

 

sorry to go off topic but I can't be arsed going over whether fat sam was any good for us or not, again

 

History is more interesting anyway mate.

http://www.skysports.com/video/clips/0,237...4856113,00.html