New ex-players (and managers) thread

[Rock Fox]

Junior Lewis joins coaching team

Matt Gray has added to his coaching team with the arrival of Junior Lewis as first team coach.

www.suttonunited.net

Junior lewis - the name that just keeps on giving - to TB posters anyway!

 

[taupe]

Tbf to Junior Lewis, chances are he'd be a better coach than footballer.

(Just going with the vibe)

 

[martin peters]

Demarai Gray to become Jamaican

 

[Ike O'Noclassed]

Demarai Gray to become Jamaican

of his own accord?

 

[H T B]

Tbf to Junior Lewis, chances are he'd be a better coach than footballer.

(Just going with the vibe)

Hands up, on the viewing of his first game [well the filbo first]who thought 'we have some player on our hands here'

 

[Elon Bust]

Hands up, on the viewing of his first game [well the filbo first]who thought 'we have some player on our hands here'

Don't worry, people thought the same about Tete.

 

[fitz]

https://socceronsunday.com/article/...Wf2OBLRL4oSsoDVWJnNCgaSJuxWaMofldazj9yPDR3D1w

 

[taupe]

I like that... and the other article it linked to...

Rice: “Leaving my Beloved West Ham Will be a Dream Come True”

 

[Fox Fan]

 

[londonfox]

He might be the nicest man in football but he has no principles.

 

[camberwell fox]

What a twat.

 

[Joe_Fox]

https://socceronsunday.com/article/...Wf2OBLRL4oSsoDVWJnNCgaSJuxWaMofldazj9yPDR3D1w

Pretty good, although prefer this one. https://socceronsunday.com/article/rodgers-and-potter-on-24-hour-coke-fuelled-strip-club-bender/

 

[H T B]

He might be the nicest man in football but he has no principles.

As if he gives a shit what you think .
He’s considerably richer than yoo

 

[Orifice]

On the BBC thing, in connection to the above news.....

"But on Tuesday Spurs forward Son Heung-min said he did not want to move to the country, and earlier this month Lionel Messi joined Inter Miami, turning down a more lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia."

 

[fitz]

Getting paid a fortune for a couple of loan spells at Newcastle.

 

[Rock Fox]

He might be the nicest man in football but he has no principles.

Given his beliefs, he is likely following his principles and leaving our drug-taking, booze-swilling, porno-watching, girl-educating, gay-tolerant, gambling-addicted, immodest cloth-wearing, fuel-costly, pop music-listening, abortion-allowing, free-speaking, sex-mad, democratic Infidel cesspit for the promised land (and money) of Saudi.

 

[ThaiSweetChilli]

Confirmed.

Brendan Rodgers appointed new Celtic manager on three-year contract

Let’s get to work call from manager

www.celticfc.com

I think he's taking a massive risk.

1. He'll have nowhere to hide if he doesn't go in and continue to win in his first season. It's a two-team league. If he fails, where does he go next?

2. The Celtic fans loved Postecoglu so Brendan has some shoes to fill and no doubt there will be plenty still bitter about his exit. They'll be on his arse from the start.

I don't wish anyone badly, including Brendan. It fizzled out in the end but there were multiple reasons we got relegated, not just his arrogance and relative ineptitude. Most managers fail at some point, it's up to the board to take action and make the right decisions. It's part of football.

We won an FA Cup and had two top 6 finishes under him. If we end up staying in the Championship for a while, I'll be wishing we were back in 5th spot and at Wembley beating Chelsea, you can bet that much.

Still, I'm not wishing him well or anything.

 

[camberwell fox]

I think he's taking a massive risk.

1. He'll have nowhere to hide if he doesn't go in and continue to win in his first season. It's a two-team league. If he fails, where does he go next?

2. The Celtic fans loved Postecoglu so Brendan has some shoes to fill and no doubt there will be plenty still bitter about his exit. They'll be on his arse from the start.

I don't wish anyone badly, including Brendan. It fizzled out in the end but there were multiple reasons we got relegated, not just his arrogance and relative ineptitude. Most managers fail at some point, it's up to the board to take action and make the right decisions. It's part of football.

We won an FA Cup and had two top 6 finishes under him. If we end up staying in the Championship for a while, I'll be wishing we were back in 5th spot and at Wembley beating Chelsea, you can bet that much.

Still, I'm not wishing him well or anything.

His move back can only be seen as a failure no matter his spin on it.

He was sacked from us and we were subsequently relegated. He then went back to the pub league.

Any success there is always surrounded with a massive caveat.

Everything s relative though and I take your pints above. The two 5th place finishes should have been two top 4 finishes without ‘us’ bottling it, so at the time (and on the second occasion at least), it was unacceptable.

If we get relegated again this season we would perhaps look back at the Championship year(s) with envy, but we shouldn’t accept mediocrity based on previous failures.

 

[Brown Nose]

He might be the nicest man in football but he has no principles.

I don't blame anyone for taking that kind of money. I'd do it as an injury prone 32 year old.

In fact, he'd be utterly mad not to.

I blame the football authorities that are enabling this nonsensical sports washing / money laundering.

 

[Ike O'Noclassed]

He might be the nicest man in football but he has no principles.

As a practicing Muslim he, with his trademark lack of fuss, made a pilgrimage to Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina, known as the Prophet's Mosque, after France's World Cup victory in 2018, They aren't my principles, but I would say they are definitely principles.