October 9, 201411 yr He was crap before and will be worse now but maybe he's slowed down enough to play the Campo role
October 9, 201411 yr He was crap before and will be worse now but maybe he's slowed down enough to play the Campo role Yes, no good before he went down and although he'll have been in the gym everyday and had his salsa lessons etc, spending 20hrs a day on his playstation isn't the same as playing real games. Apart from the fact that he's clearly a cunt, Iamout.
October 9, 201411 yr bless him, misunderstood soul Unlucky bloke, wrong place(s) at the wrong time(s)
October 9, 201411 yr Unlucky bloke, wrong place(s) at the wrong time(s) he'd had a drink so it wasn't his fault anywayWhat's Nile Ranger doing these days?
October 9, 201411 yr What's Harewood done (apart from have a head like a sperm whale)? Missed that one. Can't think of a bigger wanker for manager than Dennis Wise so he has to get the job if we are going down that route. Edited October 9, 201411 yr by magic legs
October 9, 201411 yr Think NB meant King, not Harewood. Dons tin hat It's her age... he's been in the nick too, I'm sure of it. Someone Google please
October 9, 201411 yr What's Nile Ranger doing these days? Spending his money on good legal representation http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-27378415
October 9, 201411 yr Lennon to manage Ched Evans giving his all upfront It's coming together Marlon Harewood too? Let's get a cunt trifecta So Lennon is being tarred with the same brush as rapists, woman-beaters and plastic-Yardies? Let's get that nice Chris Hughton in, he won't make a fuss... (really, I'm looking forward to not giving a manager a minute's grace from day one). Anyone would think he was in amongst the mob that lynched those two soldiers (Lennon). I'd also venture the other three (and any others, not yet convicted, should they be so) are more than mere 'cunts'... Edited October 9, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 9, 201411 yr I've changed my mind, stone the c*nt (L*nnon)... Celtic boss Neil Lennon says pro-IRA fans simply don't have a clue. NEIL LENNON lived through the Troubles. He has no desire to be reminded of them on a weekly basis. Especially not by people who have never walked a mile in his, or any Ulsterman's, shoes. Never had to leave their home as the bombs were going off, or been scarred by the news of a childhood mate shot dead by a terrorist's bullet. Deep down, that's why he stood front and centre last week for Celtic. Not because he wanted to start a war with his fans. Simply because he wanted those who have never been near one to understand the futility of the subject matter they're glorifying. Twice in the past six months, the Lurgan-born boss has made an impassioned plea to Hoops fans to stop singing about the IRA... ...When and if Lennon does sit down with the Green Brigade, the chances are he will be vastly more informed on the subject than those he is facing. And he is quite prepared to argue the toss over whether his appeals are infringing their freedom of speech. He said: "I'll state my case, they can state theirs. "I don't have a problem with freedom of speech but a football arena is not a political arena." http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/celtic-boss-neil-lennon-says-1087396 Edited October 9, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 9, 201411 yr So Lennon is being tarred with the same brush as rapists, woman-beaters and plastic-Yardies? ... Youri, you really don't get WW do you?
October 9, 201411 yr Well it'd be a poor do if i didn't... I've been here since the turn of the millenium. In seriousness, the joke is a thin one, I'd rather have Mackay - but who knows where the current furore over the idiotic texts will end, I'd also be worried, with hopefully unfounded, fears of members of the dressing room using it as a stick to beat Mackay with - should things go tits up and/or Malky has the temerity to challenge their commitment or attitude at some point. The support will be divided whoever comes in, a divided dressing room, well, that's something we really don't need. What started out in jest (Lennon-in) the more I think about it, the more I warm to the idea, it's moot point anyway, I suspect Lennon would prefer to use us as leverage with the Saudis, cash in over there and get his pasty complexion a healthy pink, before contriving to return (as soon as possible) to these shores and a newly vacant post inThe Premiership, laden with loot hid in stuffed camels. I wouldn't like to think politics (especially as Lennon has publicly spoke out against this) would sway Garty et al when it came to appointing a manager. Out of the 'good' contenders, I'd least like to see in Hughton, I've just got a negative feeling in my bones about him - and it's not because he's a Trotskyite, either. As I've wrote before, I reckon' it'll end up being someone barely on the radar (if at all). Edited October 9, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 9, 201411 yr Well it'd be a poor do if i didn't... I've been here since the turn of the millenium. In seriousness, the joke is a thin one, I'd rather have Mackay - but who knows where the current furore over the idiotic texts will end, I'd also be worried, with hopefully unfounded, fears of members of the dressing room using it as a stick to beat Mackay with. What started out in jest (Lennon-in) the more I think about it, the more I warm to the idea, it's moot point anyway, I suspect Lennon would prefer to use us as leverage with the Saudis, cash in over there and get his pasty complxion a healthy pink, before contriving to return (as soon as possible) to these shores and a newly vacant post inThe Premiership, laden with loot. Out of the 'good' contenders, I'd least like to see in Hughton, I''ve just got a felling in my bones about him. As I've wrote before, I reckon' it'll end up being someone barely on the radar (if at all). i agree and i don't think we're alone our 'who do you think we'll get' poll has mowbray and hughton ahead i think thats because theyre seen as the disappointing option and we're preparing ourselves for bad news
October 9, 201411 yr I voted for Clarke, trying to be optimistic, in the second poll... If you'd added a third option, who would you blackball for the job (barring the ridiculous/unknown), it'd be Hughton probably, as I expect he wouldn't be cheap and wouldn't last long. Edited October 9, 201411 yr by Youri McAnespie
October 9, 201411 yr I voted for Clarke, trying to be optimistic, in the second poll... blackball ... Hughton ... sickening
October 9, 201411 yr I want whoever Anewman votes for because he'll be better than BFSA Mark my words. I wanted Hughton out of that lot, but I'm always wrong anyhow
October 9, 201411 yr sickening I thought about swapping my original term for 'veto' and then thought, nay lad... That's total non-racism in action that.
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