Sam Allardyce

[ProZ]

 

[billyblue80]

I know we've only played dross the he last three games but we suddenly look decent

 

[COYBL25]

lol my son asked me before who would I prefer between Koeman and Sam. Hard to explain to a 9 year old that either choice is like a kick in the nuts.

Tell him a kick in the nuts is preferable, the pain doesn't last as long

 

[The binman chronicles]

Unsy won the game against West Ham, not Alladyce.

Yes and no imho. I'm sure Unsy picked the team and tactics, i'm sure the players wanted to try and win that last game for him. What i'm not so sure on is if SA hadn't been appointed, would the players had pulled their fingers out enough to actually win that game.

The previous two games indicate not, the lift of the new manager and the fact they had someone to impress up in the stands can't be overlooked.

 

[Michaelcoyb]

I'm glad he's here and not Koeman. I genuinely wish him well. But unless something dramatic happens I think we'll be starting next season off with another new manager.

Fair play.

 

[Saint Domingo]

Since he was appointed. 3 games, 3 wins, none conceded. But ok, this is football.

 

[Blackwell Livermore]

I'm not.

He's here and I accept him. But that doesn't mean I cant comment on what we all see as his limitations, nor does it stope me from guessing that he's here until the summer.

Put a sock in it. A Christmas Big Sam Santa sized sock.

 

[davek]

lol my son asked me before who would I prefer between Koeman and Sam. Hard to explain to a 9 year old that either choice is like a kick in the nuts.

The simile you're looking for to keep the explanation clean is that having Koeman as manager was like having a nark for a neighbour who didn't mend fences and was a general drag on your quality of life, only to sell up and be replaced by a more affable neighbour but one who you daren't leave your stuff lying about the garden because they'll jump over and nick them.

 

[davek]

Since he was appointed. 3 games, 3 wins, none conceded. But ok, this is football.

Two.

 

[maccavennie]

The simile you're looking for to keep the explanation clean is that having Koeman as manager was like having a nark for a neighbour who didn't mend fences and was a general drag on your quality of life, only to sell up and be replaced by a more affable neighbour but who you daren't leave your stuff lying about the garden because they'll nick them.

lol sounds about right Dave!

 

[Barnfred 55]

The simile you're looking for to keep the explanation clean is that having Koeman as manager was like having a nark for a neighbour who didn't mend fences and was a general drag on your quality of life, only to sell up and be replaced by a more affable neighbour but one who you daren't leave your stuff lying about the garden because they'll jump over and nick them.

Did you mean affable or laffable?.

 

[davek]

Did you mean affable or laffable?.

Ha Ha.

Both.

 

[Woolly Blue]

He got Bolton 8th and that was it

Bolton were fifth when he quit with two games to go David.
Our hero Sammy Lee then took over and they finished seventh.

In the 2004/05 season, the mighty Bolton finished sixth under Samuel Allardyce.

However, lets not confuse the issue with facts

 

[Runcornblue52]

lol my son asked me before who would I prefer between Koeman and Sam. Hard to explain to a 9 year old that either choice is like a kick in the nuts.

Not really ....only Koeman kicked us in the nuts . Pretty sure that Big Sam will put us ahead of his golf handicap..........

 

[maccavennie]

Not really ....only Koeman kicked us in the nuts . Pretty sure that Big Sam will put us ahead of his golf handicap..........

Koeman kicked me in the balls whilst Sam just ate me with a bowl of gravy.

Probably right about the golf thoigh mate