Heard the best supermarket in your area is 4 miles away.
lol That's where we met...both worked for the same grocery chain. And I know realise it's been 18-20 years as I've been at this job 15 years next month...the grey hair groweth.
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Heard the best supermarket in your area is 4 miles away.
He'll block out the defence and try and nick a point. But you're right that Newcastle is their big game that He'll concentrate on.Can see him not be as focused on tomorrow as the weekend, to stay up they have to beat Newcastle at the weekend, he targets games, he is known for it and openly admits it, his target will be Newcastle, he will give us a walk over
Recalling his time at Everton, where he won 10 of his 26 matches, Allardyce said: "I would have liked to have seen where I could have taken it.
"I went there when they were struggling badly, rocking on the bottom of Premier League, and finished eighth. No-one at Everton expected that.
"In the end, they made the decision to move me on. I won't comment on whether they got it right. There have been more managers since I have been there and they have got it going in the direction they want to go - but it has taken a long time.
"As time goes by, as disappointed as you might be, you learn to accept it. I had the privilege of being there, even though it was only for a short period of time and I wanted it to be longer."
Genuinely though, "No one expected it" to finish 8th... behind the great, great Burnley.
I mean, to this day, I'll never forget the reaction following the defeat to Burnley, and the players just looking terrified at the away fans walking past, with Allardyce getting some fully deserved abuse... and yet he never even looked at us.
Tosser.
"I won't say whether they got it right".Recalling his time at Everton, where he won 10 of his 26 matches, Allardyce said: "I would have liked to have seen where I could have taken it.
"I went there when they were struggling badly, rocking on the bottom of Premier League, and finished eighth. No-one at Everton expected that.
"In the end, they made the decision to move me on. I won't comment on whether they got it right. There have been more managers since I have been there and they have got it going in the direction they want to go - but it has taken a long time.
"As time goes by, as disappointed as you might be, you learn to accept it. I had the privilege of being there, even though it was only for a short period of time and I wanted it to be longer."
Genuinely though, "No one expected it" to finish 8th... behind the great, great Burnley.
I mean, to this day, I'll never forget the reaction following the defeat to Burnley, and the players just looking terrified at the away fans walking past, with Allardyce getting some fully deserved abuse... and yet he never even looked at us.
Tosser.
He shored up a terrible defence in the first half dozen games which was needed and then that was it. No attempt to make a go of it at all. Just dour uninspirational turgid football. Walcott and Tosun were expensive options to bolster the squad for a short term fix and we're still paying for them now. He managed to get us to 8th? Whoop de doo - with that squad, all he had to do was watch other teams implode below us. I am absolutely certain that if he'd have had the next season then we'd have been doing the same and then a la Bolton having half a dozen games when we were safe to play a bit.Funny how he seems to forget the win UNSWORTH got against West Ham before he took over got us to 11th in the table.
We only got 8th because Leicester lost the last 2 or 3 game.He shored up a terrible defence in the first half dozen games which was needed and then that was it. No attempt to make a go of it at all. Just dour uninspirational turgid football. Walcott and Tosun were expensive options to bolster the squad for a short term fix and we're still paying for them now. He managed to get us to 8th? Whoop de doo - with that squad, all he had to do was watch other teams implode below us. I am absolutely certain that if he'd have had the next season then we'd have been doing the same and then a la Bolton having half a dozen games when we were safe to play a bit.
Not Everton standard. A regrettable time for us.
Oh aye, I bet he'd have liked to have stayed and brought a few more Walcotts and Tosuns.
heffalumps and weaselsDanishes and Strudels maybe
Recalling his time at Everton, where he won 10 of his 26 matches, Allardyce said: "I would have liked to have seen where I could have taken it.
"I went there when they were struggling badly, rocking on the bottom of Premier League, and finished eighth. No-one at Everton expected that.
"In the end, they made the decision to move me on. I won't comment on whether they got it right. There have been more managers since I have been there and they have got it going in the direction they want to go - but it has taken a long time.
"As time goes by, as disappointed as you might be, you learn to accept it. I had the privilege of being there, even though it was only for a short period of time and I wanted it to be longer."
Genuinely though, "No one expected it" to finish 8th... behind the great, great Burnley.
I mean, to this day, I'll never forget the reaction following the defeat to Burnley, and the players just looking terrified at the away fans walking past, with Allardyce getting some fully deserved abuse... and yet he never even looked at us.
Tosser.
But he saved us from relegationI don't think I've ever hated a man who I've never met before as much as i hate Allardyce.