So it turns out that being a manager for just 4 games (and only actually winning 2 of them) qualifies you to manage at international level?
This is the exact type of point I was making in the Mark Hughes/Stoke thread.
Total joke.
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So it turns out that being a manager for just 4 games (and only actually winning 2 of them) qualifies you to manage at international level?
This is the exact type of point I was making in the Mark Hughes/Stoke thread.
Total joke.
He's got a 50% win rate Jonny!Quote:
Originally Posted by JonnyEdge
Giggs is a complete legend as a player, but as a manager, well...? They appointed Speedo based on virtually no experience too. Fortunately I am not Welsh and so couldn't give a second hand feck.
I read recently that Phil Neville is considered for the new manager of the England Womens team too. Maybe this 'experience' thing is over-rated..?
Giggs missed his press conference.
Sir Alex sent a note saying he had a tight hamstring.
He’s a ‘name’ that’s the main requirement. Robson probably turned it down.
Robson wouldn't remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by GrayBlade
Hope all Welsh players with a fit bird declare English/Irish/Scottish ancestry.
He'll be able to give BROOKSY some good advice Sean.UTCBQuote:
Originally Posted by seanbeanstattoo
Thee n me could gi better mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodcurrie
"Na then lad, get thi f u c k in ead darn and listen to Chrissy. Oreyt?"
Like what? Get in the Premier League because it’s birds and money? Don’t worry, even as a Liverpool bench warmer you’ll still get picked for Wales.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodcurrie
I think BROOKSY's agent will have been in his ear tellin him abart the birds and money Edgey,if only Giggs had have had a successful playin career he could've told BROOKSY how hard work,dedication as well as skill is the way to get to the top couldn't he?:) UTCBQuote:
Originally Posted by JonnyEdge