Pearson In
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Blue Maniac
Alzheimers sufferer
It's frightening is what it is. David ****ing Platt.
camberwell fox
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...and hopefully last.
Real Sharapova
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Pashun squared, gerrim in.
Miles Away
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Oneill , Powell or Pearson for me.
Not Lennon...that's got disaster written all over it.
Not Lennon...that's got disaster written all over it.
Lako42
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You would have to ask Kenny Jackett.
Han
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camberwell fox said:
you miss the fact that Rangers were in complete disarray during that season, too.
Even I could've won them the title over the last couple of seasons. As a player. On my own.
H T B
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I would like Pearson to stay for one more season, but if he is forced out the door, I hope not O'Neill or De Matteo.
Lennon, explayer and all that but.....
Powell, doing well at Charlton, but ......
3 names I'd throw in the ring, all in work, McCarthy, Terry Butcher and Stuart McCall (if he doesn't get the Everton job).
My first choice though, is still Pearson.
Lennon, explayer and all that but.....
Powell, doing well at Charlton, but ......
3 names I'd throw in the ring, all in work, McCarthy, Terry Butcher and Stuart McCall (if he doesn't get the Everton job).
My first choice though, is still Pearson.
Macky
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That's like me being pitted in a drinking race against a group of five year olds and not buckling under the pressure.
Myself, you and a group of five year olds.
I don't have any reasons at all as to why he should even be a consideration
Redditch Fox
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Don't think that there is any chance that either Lennon or MON would take the job.
If either would - then do it now.
Pearson is a reasonable representation of the second rate manager brigade. Only those who have low aspirations for the club wouldn't want to break the mould of recurring disappointment.
True, he has collected together a nucleus of promising young player - but in the present day this will definitely not bring promotion. All that happens is that once a really talented young player emerges - the vultures of the Premier League will snatch him away.
Whelan of Wigan is right - in the real world you need to get out of the Championship real fast. We need a manager who can lift the club (players and supporters and all). Pearson is quite incapable of doing that.
I'm not falling for that again.
camberwell fox
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In all seriouness how do you do that multi quote thing and split it out like you did.or is this only a function for window lickers? :icon_wink
When you click on quote, you'll see the code that makes the start and end of the quoted text. You can copy and paste the start and end codes, and any text, to make your own quoted section.
Durham Fox
El Dude Brother.
Surprised nobodies mentioned Poyet......
Lako42
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gregs_y2k
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Yeah I'd take Poyet and I think he's ready to jump ship too.
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