Not implausible although they have a tougher run of fixtures than us. A lot could depend on our meeting at Goodison.
But then again, their level of ambition is the same as ours according to a certain gravy guzzler.
Never liked Bob Mills hes an embarrassment and always seems to one sentence away from being sacked.
As you can see in the link,if Watford had gone to the Premier League the worst thing to happen would have been that they would have decided how much we had to pay in compensation.The truth is he might have been interested in managing us....just not enough.And I still think we dodged a bullet with him.
You’ll probably find yourself in the minority mate.
I really don't see where you keep getting this idea that I in some way support Allardyce,I've stated in many posts that he would be nowhere near my choice as a manager for our club.But like it or not he is.Moshiri obviously wants a new stadium as we all do.For this to happen we need to be in the top division.Now maybe Unsworth had turned it round and the win (although lucky) might have been the start of a long period of good results and he would have been given the job full time.But that's just guess work,a bit like the "Did Roms goals really have any impact as we would have finished 7th without them" It's something we'll never know because it's all about timing.Did Unsworths tactical prowess and pre- match team talk get the three points,or was it the fact the players felt more confident knowing that a manager who like it or not has a track record of sorting out under performing teams had been appointed? Maybe because I still can't work out how any alleged supporter can want our club to succeed but the manager to fail can be anything but muddled thinking has singled me out as an Allardyce apologist? Maybe I should just go with the gang mentality and spout the infantile,gravy guzzling,pie eating,fat mess brigade.But I won't! It does our club and it's loyal support base no credit.
And I'm still waiting to hear who Alardyce had as competition.Maybe it was Simeone but he wanted it kept quiet.
You say that,but it would seem other than Allardyce nobody did.Or did we in fact turn down other applicants but it was just kept secret?
My memory might be failing me,but didn't the other group of jokers do a lap of honour after the Wimbledon game?
That should be the way it works out,but footballs an odd game.