April 20, 201313 yr Author They introduced him before the break as footballs greatest table tennis player.
April 20, 201313 yr He,s just said it again!!! ( I,m the best Manager Iv,e ever been ) at this moment in Time!!
April 20, 201313 yr "Currently the best manager I've ever been" Helen's figured him out. She asked "Was nothing at all your fault then."
April 20, 201313 yr Nice bloke loves the club but deluded in his own thoughts. Sure he will have some successful times in the future but can't see his way of management will see him keep a job anywhere for more than a few seasons
April 20, 201313 yr Came across pretty well, as he more often than not does. He seemed to forget he wasn't sacked immediately after the game at Stoke, mind. We've moved on, haven't we? Albeit not as far as we might have done granted a better start to the season.
April 20, 201313 yr How many times did he say he was waiting for the correct job for him and his team / family / mates?
April 20, 201313 yr He was on R5L this week and said Wigan had the second highest points total from the final 11 games of last season which was "championship winning form". One for Colemanballs in Private Eye.
April 20, 201313 yr Nice bloke loves the club but deluded in his own thoughts. Sure he will have some successful times in the future but can't see his way of management will see him keep a job anywhere for more than a few seasons Summed up well.
April 20, 201313 yr He was on R5L this week and said Wigan had the second highest points total from the final 11 games of last season which was "championship winning form". One for Colemanballs in Private Eye. Funnily enough everyone (including me) refers to Colemanballs when in fact the mag has for some time used the title Commentatorballs. And the Dumb Britain column has some really scary quiz answers. among those in the latest issue: Q: The Manchester Ship Canal connects Manchester with which other English city? A: Belfast. That is so wrong! Q: Which variety of tea is named after a former British prime minister? A: Tetley? At least that smacks of intuitive guesswork combined with ignorance.
April 20, 201313 yr Funnily enough everyone (including me) refers to Colemanballs when in fact the mag has for some time used the title Commentatorballs. And the Dumb Britain column has some really scary quiz answers. among those in the latest issue: Q: The Manchester Ship Canal connects Manchester with which other English city? A: Belfast. That is so wrong! Q: Which variety of tea is named after a former British prime minister? A: Tetley? At least that smacks of intuitive guesswork combined with ignorance. Thanks, Malcolm. Needed a laugh. As for OC, switched back to another channel as soon as I saw him. Don't need the apoplexy.
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