I knew I had seen him before. Sake.
He started off on the " show us yours " page in the Razzle and after being well received on there, went onto to star in his own blueys.
I believe @neil999 promotes him
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I knew I had seen him before. Sake.
You missed out, that he shoots home pornos in his conservatory, whilst wearing the same vest and ankle socks with diamonds up the side
Bet he complains like hell when the missus is watching Strictly too.
"Bloody fairies. None of this up here in God's country"
*farts*
And you really think that was Unsworth team v West Ham? I’m not going to play someone then suddenly bringing him back into the team in a new position and make him captain.. not having it. Allardyce instructions to Unsworth before he was removed. No, I don’t care what they said post game, that was merely respect.In football the praise is as knee-jerk as the criticism.
Sure, a good start but some comments are over the top. He has beat Huddersfield (H), Newcastle (A) and Swansea (H) and got a point at Liverpool.
10 points clear off relegation, 6 points behind Spurs.
Can't argue with that. It's already looking like a relegation fight is something that won't happen.
I still can't see him being here next year but he's done one hell of a job at steadying the ship.
In football the praise is as knee-jerk as the criticism.
Sure, a good start but some comments are over the top. He has beat Huddersfield (H), Newcastle (A) and Swansea (H) and got a point at Liverpool.
His words on that sounded like a preparation for Everton to do minimal business in January. Striker in with the proceeds of outgoing players and then stay top ten.To me he seems like he's planning for an eventual dip so it gives him a look at what's needed in Jan.
It's refreshing to hear him in interviews as he strikes me as someone who is just wading through [Poor language removed] that Koeman left. Making a point that we've got 30 players, injuries, and academy players. Unless they're not willing to play, fit a style, or aren't good enough, they're going to be gone.
This isn't Koeman "like it or leave" style either, I think he's giving everyone a chance and rightly keeping the players that are making it hard for him to drop.
The feller sees things how they are not what we want them to be imo.
It's good to see that Jan Molby has maintained his playing weight after all these years. A fine example to us all.
His words on that sounded like a preparation for Everton to do minimal business in January. Striker in with the proceeds of outgoing players and then stay top ten.
That's what's on his mind from what I've heard.
He's here to staunch a wound that wasn't exactly gushing.
The tipping point for me was how he understood the importance & history of the Derby. I think we've lacked that in the recent past. Now, I also think he might be a little excited by the turnaround & the fact that he may get one last shot at Managing a team that might be closer to EL or CL places than any other team he's managed this Century. I think he has something he wants to prove. Unfinished business if you will...