Too soft for Sean are Southampton!
Pardew next? Then it will be Dyche for the Baggies!
Southampton Football Club can today confirm that it has parted company with First Team Manager Mauricio Pellegrino.
"Assistant Manager Carlos Compagnucci and Assistant First Team Coach Xavier Tamarit have also parted company with the club.
"We would like to place on record our thanks to Mauricio, Carlos and Xavier for their efforts during their time with Southampton, and wish them well for the future.
"The club will look to appoint a new management team as soon as possible, with the search for a replacement already underway”
So long as they don’t want Sean,
Too soft for Sean are Southampton!
Pardew next? Then it will be Dyche for the Baggies!
I believe Steve Kean is looking for a new challenge.
Agent Kean is a honourable inhabitant of Proudsville. What a guy!
I can't believe it's 14 years since Steve Wigley got appointed manager at Southampton. Lasted 14 games.
Anyway, given I work in my firms "Southampton" office (it's Chandler's Ford for God's sake), I'd love them to go down. Especially as one of the secretaries (and she's a right miserable b1tch) referred to Burnley as "minnows" earlier in the season. Cow.
Hughes, Silva, Bilic, in the frame bookie wise at least and in that order.
In the hotel bar before the West Ham game I was chatting to a few of their fans. They said repeatedly "We should be beating teams like Burnley". I reminded them that we are 7th in the league and been up to 4th but they had this fixation that because of the size of the town they should be beating us. I asked them if Arsenal or Chelsea were 7th and they were playing them and not us would they expect to win. They were amazed that I would even think of comparing 'little old Burnley' to a club in the top half of the table....
All very strange and narrow minded.
Claret_Matelot ----this is the common perception for plenty of football fans. They assume that, because we are not a 'big' club, a city club or have owners with megabucks, we do not even deserve to be in the Premier League. There are a lot of fans who do appreciate what we have achieved, however, they still find it hard to accept where we are when their own clubs are unable to win promotion.
Fans of clubs that have been involved in the PL for a number of years always expect that they will beat Burnley. This season has been brilliant because we have socked it to them!