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And quite possibly has done for a long time.

I agree 150 %. I thought West Ham were one of many teams who could go down, but they've managed to climb up to 7th, despite a lot of injuries and player sales. Their secret? A decent manager. Getting Steve Clarke from Chelsea was a smart move too

Pretty sure he had, and maybe still has, an office of some kind at SJP because a lass i know who also worked there used to lots of odd jobs for him. She'd never say a bad word about him, but i guess he knows what side his breads buttered on if he's on the payroll.

In a similar vein

euphemism for Google tbh. Euphemism for selecting at random more like it

8, couple of educated guesses though

No problems here atm Meh, back again

Then leave them in waterproof bags, carefully semi-hidden in local parks for school kids to find. Those were the days!

It's back again for me

No problems here now

Got the error too. Also NoScript in Firefox is blocking something, which is a first for this site

Here's hoping for a Dennis Wise\Butch Wilkins dream team

Been allowed to speak to Man City according to Sky, so looks like a fee has been agreed

Evidently where he's been concentrating his efforts. The cunt shouldn't have bothered with a football club if he wasn't prepared to give it as much attention as his other business interests. Or he should have appointed people who know how to do their jobs properly, rather than his drinking\gambling cronies

If Kinnear had done his homework he'd know that the previous managers were fully aware of that fact but got bugger all backing to correct it

What a fucking clown that guy is

Kinnear only seems to do the interviews if we've got a good result

Kinnear talking rubbish? Who'd have thunk it?

He's hardly been setting the SPL alight since he went back there, and was pretty rubbish at Blackburn iirc

So much for Kinnears happy squad

It does seriously make you wonder what fucking planet Kinnear is living on, with all the shit he comes out with about players being happy and wanting to stay.

Not sure but I was just laughing at the tactical genius that is Samuel Allardyce. No doubt he'd just made an inspired substitution. Funnily enough..... 1802: GOAL Blackburn 2-1 Man City Some trickery from Robinho on the edge of the box and he lifts the ball into the area for Danny Sturridge, who rams home an unstoppable shot. 1800: Sam Allardyce's response to the second goal is to send Matt Derbyshire on to replace Benni McCarthy. One more goal and Blackburn will climb out of the bottom three. 1757: GOAL Blackburn 2-0 Man City Christopher Samba wins the ball in the area after a free-kick from the halfway line and Jason Roberts beats Joe Hart with a looping header.

What a pair of clowns shoes that lad is