Martin O'Neill looked pretty down yesterday after the Man U game.
Sunderland played well in the second half and the Man U goal was lucky.
Turns out he probably knew he was being sacked!
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Martin O'Neill looked pretty down yesterday after the Man U game.
Sunderland played well in the second half and the Man U goal was lucky.
Turns out he probably knew he was being sacked!
No-one will ever do well there Alf. Even the players look unwell on the local diet/weather. :w00t:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alf
Bloody hell the Sunderland fans appear to be excited by Di Canio being appointed.
Was O'Neill's tenure that bad that an insane fascist whose only managerial experience is Swindon Town is suddenly an amazing appointment?
Mind you at least the training will run on time :p
Well I just watched that match and I was bored to tears. Like watching paint dry.
Goal and a save by chelsea goalie only decent bits.
I wouldn't pay half of that lot in washers.
Neil Warnock 'parts company' with Leeds United
to make way for O'Neill? the merry go round continuesQuote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
at least Ferguson got beat by the fat spanish waiter
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Originally Posted by Stagger
What a shame, he was doing a great job of keeping Leeds down.:p
Stunning goal by Remy in the 84th minute but QPR shoot themselves in the foot yet again.
Manchester derby tomorrow :thumbup:
I think'll go watch the Manchester derby!! Not sure where though...
Not sure O'Neil will be going to Leeds. There's a bit of chat that they're after Allerdyce, but I can't see them paying the compo! Or for Poyet who, I think I'd prefer. There was an article about Jim Reid who managed Hamilton, I quite fancy giving him a proper look! We need a guy like Wilkinson who can sort the whole lot out and get the club on a sound footing while intigrating the youth players.
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Well done the Alex!
first ever 'major' trophy and second time at Wembley in a year.
unfortunately I didn't make this Wembley trip (4 Inns recovery). By all accounts another stunning Wembley strike to get the ball rolling, this time from Murphy.
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