Fat Sam

[Gejon 2]

What facts are these then? They all seem made up to me.

 

 

Fred didn't look at anyone else now or back then

 

 

Speculation.

 

Don't see what the problem is either, Freddy identified someone he thought was good enough when he sacked SBR, we havent been able to get him, he has got better during that time and has become available.

[Super_Steve_Howey 0]

What facts are these then? They all seem made up to me.

 

 

Fred didn't look at anyone else now or back then

 

 

Speculation.

 

Don't see what the problem is either, Freddy identified someone he thought was good enough when he sacked SBR, we havent been able to get him, he has got better during that time and has become available.

 

That's the point. You honeslty think Fat Sam is the one to improve on 3rd?

[peasepud 59]

For fucks' sake. Get over it. Why argue, when you know damn straight that Big Sam will be our manager. All your pointless vitriol means nothing to me. I'm a fucking season ticket holder and wish to be in future years. If you feel that strongly about the shit that you type, fuckin' don't get a season ticket. Simple.

I don't give a fuck if you don't renew, and I don't give a fuck if you get 10,000 fuckers off the street to sign a pointless petition saying you lot aren't happy and you want someone else.

 

If you and the 10,000 fuckers collectively don't renew your season tickets than there'll be another 12,000 waiting to get a season ticket. Fuckin' simple.

 

I want to see good football, and a successful club like you, and everybody else, but the shit that I've read from you over the last week is fuckin' rubbish. You know what to do if you don't want Sam. Fuck off and watch the games in a pub and read up on it here...

Simple

 

He already hasnt, SSH has stated that he protested by not renewing a while ago and now only goes to games he fancies (which personally I think isnt a protest but fairweather viewing dressed up as protesting).

 

You are deluded however if you think that theres a waiting list now, I saw them trying to flog half season tickets back in December and they had no takers.

[Gejon 2]

What facts are these then? They all seem made up to me.

 

 

Fred didn't look at anyone else now or back then

 

 

Speculation.

 

Don't see what the problem is either, Freddy identified someone he thought was good enough when he sacked SBR, we havent been able to get him, he has got better during that time and has become available.

 

That's the point. You honeslty think Fat Sam is the one to improve on 3rd?

 

We shall see, he has certainly made a huge difference to Bolton in this time there and has shown an ability to build, plan and improve.

 

No doubt if we dont finish in 2nd next season you will claim he has failed.

Edited May 13, 2007 by Gejon

[Super_Steve_Howey 0]

What facts are these then? They all seem made up to me.

 

 

Fred didn't look at anyone else now or back then

 

 

Speculation.

 

Don't see what the problem is either, Freddy identified someone he thought was good enough when he sacked SBR, we havent been able to get him, he has got better during that time and has become available.

 

That's the point. You honeslty think Fat Sam is the one to improve on 3rd?

 

We shall see, he has certainly made a huge difference to Bolton in this time there and has shown an ability to build, plan and improve.

 

No doubt if we dont finish in 2nd next season you will claim he has failed.

 

He can have 20 years and he won't finish 2nd.

[Super_Steve_Howey 0]

As it turns out, Fred and Sam both think they are going to win trophies:

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...ers/6650979.stm

 

Silverware key to Allardyce exit

 

Allardyce turned Bolton into an established Premiership club

Former Bolton boss Sam Allardyce has revealed that he left the club because he wants to win silverware.

Allardyce resigned on 29 April, with chairman Phil Gartside claiming he "wanted some time with his family and to reflect on his life".

 

But Allardyce, who has held talks with Newcastle, said in the Mail on Sunday: "I have had praise for what I've done, but there's nothing at the end of it.

 

"I want silverware. I'm determined to get it before my days are over."

 

Leaving Bolton had nothing to do with any other club, in spite of all the speculation

 

Sam Allardyce

 

Allardyce is scheduled to appear at Bolton's final game of the season at home to Aston Villa on Sunday to say farewell to the club's supporters.

 

A win for the Lancashire club will see them secure a Uefa Cup place for the second time in three seasons.

 

But Allardyce has revealed that he had concerns about the direction in which the club was heading.

 

"For me, the level we were at, what was happening, how we were going, I didn't feel comfortable with anymore," added Allardyce.

 

"I needed a change. I started to think about me for the first time in eight years and said it's my time to go."

 

Allardyce met Newcastle chairman Freddy Shepherd last week for talks about the vacant managerial position at the Magpies.

 

But the 52-year-old insists he did not have another job lined up when he left the Trotters.

 

"It had nothing to do with any other club, in spite of all the speculation," he said.

 

"Of course I want to stay in football. It's left open now for whatever might turn up."

 

Allardyce assembled a large backroom staff at Bolton - and would do so again if he took over at another club but believes it resulted in less money to spend on players at the Trotters.

 

"Building the infrastructure was always the most important thing," Allardyce said.

 

"It has taught me that, wherever I go, it becomes the essential thing to do, to organise a group who are qualified in what they do.

 

"Building the staff meant we had no money for players."