Cheesecake
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:bsmilie: i still remember. very very suay.
Liverpool football club *51* - YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE!!!
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:bsmilie: i still remember. very very suay.
fotoudavid
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wrong, liverpool needs someone special.............. Maradonna.........:bsmilie:
zhapchit
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Madonna or Ronald Macdonalds also can ;p
better coach mebbe, but not better manager (he took over fr big sam at bolton)..
(who do u think trains the kkj defence that concedes fr 2 high balls?)
roadrunner_552
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Seeing skirtty defending is really :sweat::sweat:
Cheesecake
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roDz
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zhapchit
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indian chicken sauce :bsmilie::bsmilie:
Sam Allardyce leaves Blackburn
Sam Allardyce has left Blackburn Rovers with immediate effect, along with assistant manager Neil McDonald.
Sam Allardyce stabilised the club when replacing the ill-fated Paul Ince
Allardyce leaves the club, who have just been taken over by Indian chicken company Venky's, in 13th position in the Premier League.
Chris Hughton, sacked by Newcastle last week, is among the early favourites to take over.
A statement on the Blackburn website read: ''The Venky's Group, owners of Blackburn Rovers Football Club, has today [Monday] confirmed the departure of manager Sam Allardyce and assistant manager Neil McDonald with immediate effect.
''First team coaching duties will be taken on by Steve Kean [currently 1st team coach] for the immediate future.
''We have taken this decision as part of our wider plans and ambitions for the club. We would like to put on record our thanks to Mr. Allardyce for his contribution to Blackburn Rovers Football Club.''
Poultry firm Venky's finalised their purchase of the 99.9% shareholding of the Jack Walker Trust for £43 million (taking into account club debts which will be paid off) a month ago and owners, the Rao family, initially spoke of setting only modest, realistic targets for Rovers.
One bookmaker did reveal a flurry of sizeable bets on Allardyce to be the next top-flight manager to vacate his post and slashed odds from 33/1 to 3/1 on Monday.
Rovers lost 2-1 to ten-man Bolton at the weekend, with Allardyce accusing his players of ''defending like a bunch of old women.". However, that defeat still left them five points clear of the bottom three and in no obvious danger.
Sam Allardyce leaves Blackburn
Sam Allardyce has left Blackburn Rovers with immediate effect, along with assistant manager Neil McDonald.
Sam Allardyce stabilised the club when replacing the ill-fated Paul Ince
Allardyce leaves the club, who have just been taken over by Indian chicken company Venky's, in 13th position in the Premier League.
Chris Hughton, sacked by Newcastle last week, is among the early favourites to take over.
A statement on the Blackburn website read: ''The Venky's Group, owners of Blackburn Rovers Football Club, has today [Monday] confirmed the departure of manager Sam Allardyce and assistant manager Neil McDonald with immediate effect.
''First team coaching duties will be taken on by Steve Kean [currently 1st team coach] for the immediate future.
''We have taken this decision as part of our wider plans and ambitions for the club. We would like to put on record our thanks to Mr. Allardyce for his contribution to Blackburn Rovers Football Club.''
Poultry firm Venky's finalised their purchase of the 99.9% shareholding of the Jack Walker Trust for £43 million (taking into account club debts which will be paid off) a month ago and owners, the Rao family, initially spoke of setting only modest, realistic targets for Rovers.
One bookmaker did reveal a flurry of sizeable bets on Allardyce to be the next top-flight manager to vacate his post and slashed odds from 33/1 to 3/1 on Monday.
Rovers lost 2-1 to ten-man Bolton at the weekend, with Allardyce accusing his players of ''defending like a bunch of old women.". However, that defeat still left them five points clear of the bottom three and in no obvious danger.
Cheesecake
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zhapchit
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I don't know how much more time we should give RH. He should just walk away, maybe let King Kenny take temporary charge or what. These days I don't look forward to match days anymore
Cheesecake
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I don't know how much more time we should give RH. He should just walk away, maybe let King Kenny take temporary charge or what. These days I don't look forward to match days anymore
me too. but i m always positive.
These days I don't look forward to match days anymore
My sentiments exactly...:cry:
me too. but i m always positive.
Just hope all the dark clouds will be clear soon..
But then again, somehow I got a feeling all these are just the beginning of a very stormy season.. :bheart:
Cheesecake
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i'm doing my best by waving my special edition Elva Hsiao's g-strings!!! kuanwk should chip in too by waving his louya leiva's g-strings!!
get bro rodz in to wave his speshow dirty kite's extra lacy g-strings and also to bash and curse LFC to buang! :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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a piece of good news however... good to see that buibui waiter will tio sack!
song!!
The Final Cut
Posted by Gianni Serra 4 days, 11 hours ago
Rafa Benitez's tenure at Inter is likely to end next week. His days are numbered. Apparently, winning the FIFA Club World Cup won't be enough for the Spanish coach to save his job. Too many injuries, too many excuses, too many losses - this is Moratti's final verdict.
Five defeats out of the last nine games didn't help Benitez cause. Inter' setup for the Club World Cup is the worst possible as Nerazzurri will be led by a coach whose position and credibility has been damaged by a negative sequence of injuries, dismal performances, unconvincing explanations.
The task of appointing a new coach for an immediate succession has already begun. The current England manager Fabio Capello is considered a strong candidate, with Zenit coach Luciano Spalletti, former AC Milan coach Leonardo, Turkey national team manager Guus Hiddink, former Inter legends Walter Zenga and Diego Simeone also linked. Zdenek Zeman or Marcelo Bielsa would be my favourite options but they are not in the frame - Fabio Capello is Moratti's n.1 target with Spalletti few inches behind.
song!!
The Final Cut
Posted by Gianni Serra 4 days, 11 hours ago
Rafa Benitez's tenure at Inter is likely to end next week. His days are numbered. Apparently, winning the FIFA Club World Cup won't be enough for the Spanish coach to save his job. Too many injuries, too many excuses, too many losses - this is Moratti's final verdict.
Five defeats out of the last nine games didn't help Benitez cause. Inter' setup for the Club World Cup is the worst possible as Nerazzurri will be led by a coach whose position and credibility has been damaged by a negative sequence of injuries, dismal performances, unconvincing explanations.
The task of appointing a new coach for an immediate succession has already begun. The current England manager Fabio Capello is considered a strong candidate, with Zenit coach Luciano Spalletti, former AC Milan coach Leonardo, Turkey national team manager Guus Hiddink, former Inter legends Walter Zenga and Diego Simeone also linked. Zdenek Zeman or Marcelo Bielsa would be my favourite options but they are not in the frame - Fabio Capello is Moratti's n.1 target with Spalletti few inches behind.
zhapchit
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RB is coming back! :bsmilie:
:sweat:
OMG!!! Don't jinx the team leh.....
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