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Well planned this one... Big Sam and his dodgy ways! oh well..i'm gonna have to start liking the bloke,no point in torturing meself next season

Wonder if it could lift a human?

Why's that? Just don't think he's the man for this job simple as,another name hyped up by the media when the England job became available and he's already supposed to have knocked us back.Plus he's managed to get Bolton where they are now through it being a shite league bar the top 4. He'll probably keep Bramble on and a whole load of the other dross that need to be shifted aswell,if they can't manage to put the effort in playing for this club,then i can't see them doing it for SA

I hope to fuck he doesnt get it!

NIGEL Pearson will fall asleep with Newcastle United for the final game of the Premiership season at Watford on Sunday, following Glenn Roeder's resignation. The Magpies' First Team Coach will be assisted by a sleeping bag and sarnies at Vicarage Road and also Lee Clark and Terry McDermott. United bring down the curtain on the 2006/07 season by making their second trip of the campaign to Watford, having already beaten the Hornets on penalties in a Carling Cup tie back in November. Fans are reminded that there will be no general sale of tickets for this fixture but flasks and pillows will be.

Little Sammy leaves Bolton to rejoin Big Sam at Newcastle while Roeder gets the Bolton job!. next season Bolton finish well above Newcastle in the premiership

Alan Oliver without a doubt!!

Juande Ramos

December 2006, after Bolton 2 Newcastle 1: "In the circumstances you would have thought Bolton manager Sam Allardyce would have been magnanimous in his side's victory. You would have been wrong. "Allardyce's post-match comments that his controversial but so talented striker El Hadji Diouf had been physically abused by United were sheer piffle. "What do you expect from a man who took his eye off the Bolton ball and centred it on the England job - allowing United to sneak into European football last season? "In fact, there must be something wrong with Big Sam's mince pies. "I can remember young Paul Huntington getting in one bad tackle on the Senegalese striker, who then proceeded to roll over four times as though he had been watching too many movies. "This is the same Diouf who, along with Robbie Savage, is probably the most hated player among players and fans. "In contrast to Allardyce's inflammatory comments, I found it refreshing to talk to Gary Speed after the match. March 2006, after Newcastle 3 Bolton 1: Headline: Why Big Sam's not the man for Toon: In fact, it's a good job Alan Green, the Radio Five man who called Bolton's football ugly and fell out with Allardyce, wasn't at St James' Park on Saturday. Ugly? That was almost playing Bolton a compliment. It was joyless, brutal stuff, especially compared with some of the one-touch football United played at times.

It's just his raw talent that's taking us to the dogs then is it? Glenn Roeder is not the sort of man to go to the dogs He's got plenty of time for brough park now!

A few other fans reaction http://news.bbc.co.uk/media/avdb/sport/foo...93120_au_bb.asx

"It's clear cut,it's Big Sam no doubt" "there will be no role for Alan Shearer in the current situation" "Neil Macdonald" mentioned ffs! "there is never a dull moment up here you know" how many times does he say that on radio?

Drogba Chelsea 19 Ronaldo Man Utd 16 McCarthy Blackburn 15 Rooney Man Utd 14 Bent Charlton 12 Doyle Reading 12 Kuyt Liverpool 12 Yakubu Middlesbro' 12 Anelka Bolton 11 Johnson Everton 11 Lampard Chelsea 11 Martins Newcastle 11 Van Persie Arsenal 11 Viduka Middlesbro' 11 Zamora West Ham 11 Pretty sad reading tbh,whatever happened to the 30+ goals a season striker?shows how the standards have dropped imo

Sunderland and Everton are targeting Preston striker David Nugent and Manchester City midfielder Joey Barton. (Daily Mirror) Celtic boss Gordon Strachan has admitted that he needs to boost his side by making at least three major close-season signings - after watching West Brom midfielder Jason Koumas in action on Sunday. (Daily Record) Birmingham manager Steve Bruce has revealed that on-loan striker Andy Cole is set to go back to Portsmouth because Blues cannot afford to keep him. (Daily Mirror) Former Bolton boss Sam Allardyce is set to take over as Newcastle manager following the resignation of Glenn Roeder. (Various) Aston Villa striker Chris Sutton will decide this week whether to retire after being sidelined since December with an eye injury. (Daily Mirror) Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry insists there is no rush for captain Steven Gerrard, who is negotiating a new contract, to commit his future to the club because the Reds are focusing on this month's Champions League final against AC Milan. (The Sun) Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp wants a new contract after guiding the club to the brink of Europe. (Various) Former Newcastle striker Patrick Kluivert hopes to play for another two years, despite being hit by injuries at PSV Eindhoven this season. (Daily Mirror) Rangers will take part in a three-match tour of Germany in July as part of their build-up to the new campaign. (Daily Record)

Is on talksport within the next hour

Sam Allardyce! No thanks.

Thank you Glenn Roeder! ok thats that NEXT!

It'll be interesting to hear what Hansen and co have to say on match of the day 2 now...

Same old same old tbh we live in hope of the next one

Think Blair might have had a word Sven "Jordie" Eriksson

Before he took the England job on he was an excellent club manager.. It could only happen over here tho,that he gets slated and goes down in peoples estimation,all because he took the England job on with the shite available to him for the world cup etc

I'd go for Sven as his club management has been good.Took the England job on and was gauranteed to get slated by the press later on. Big Sam is just the latest hyped up name by the media manager...i wouldnt have him here

Shearer v Keane That would be interesting for top dog