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by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:27 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
Thommo's perm wrote:
teamleader1 wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
metalhead wrote:so long Roy... all the best in the future.

Simple as that really

No need for F*ck off Roy or any name calling

He came, he saw, he f*cked up and now its time to go, even he knows it

I really hope so m8

In all honesty his only option is to jump before hes pushed.
Ive a sneaky feeling that if he dosnte show for the after match interview then hes got the bullit or walked.

I think they might give him more time
For them I dare say 12th is not a terrible position to be in and saturday could be a surprise if we win
What I think is more concerning for them is the supporters not turning up
That will be the motivator to quicken up his sacking

Tell me: what are you on? Seriously like? Is it glue? Is it gas? Is it the smell of your own bullsh*t? Honestly, f*cking wise up! There is absolutely NOTHING positive that can be taken from this man's horrenoud tenure here, yet you still look for the positive of him being in charge? We're a f*cking disgrace with him in charge of us, yet you're still trying to defend him? Unreal.

How am I defending him you tit?
I am talking about how the yanks might look at the situation and not sack him straight away
I think he has to go now, no matter what. He fu'cked up big style and cannot rectify the situation. I am pointing out why I think he might stay
In your own words: Catch a Fu*king grip!

by **Emerald Red** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:29 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
Thommo's perm wrote:
teamleader1 wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
metalhead wrote:so long Roy... all the best in the future.

Simple as that really

No need for F*ck off Roy or any name calling

He came, he saw, he f*cked up and now its time to go, even he knows it

I really hope so m8

In all honesty his only option is to jump before hes pushed.
Ive a sneaky feeling that if he dosnte show for the after match interview then hes got the bullit or walked.

I think they might give him more time
For them I dare say 12th is not a terrible position to be in and saturday could be a surprise if we win
What I think is more concerning for them is the supporters not turning up
That will be the motivator to quicken up his sacking

Tell me: what are you on? Seriously like? Is it glue? Is it gas? Is it the smell of your own bullsh*t? Honestly, f*cking wise up! There is absolutely NOTHING positive that can be taken from this man's horrenoud tenure here, yet you still look for the positive of him being in charge? We're a f*cking disgrace with him in charge of us, yet you're still trying to defend him? Unreal.

How am I defending him you tit?
I am talking about how the yanks might look at the situation and not sack him straight away
I think he has to go now, no matter what. He fu'cked up big style and cannot rectify the situation. I am pointing out why I think he might stay
In your own words: Catch a Fu*king grip!

You just said that 12th isnt that bad a spot to be sitting in? Are you boogaloo or what?

by **boodiddy1** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:30 pm

FSG have to act now thommo, or they could go down the H&G route. Do they really wanna lose all the gratitude we have given them for this awful manager??

He will be gone after Man U game win or not and that is FACT!

by **Benny The Noon** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:30 pm

So thommo early you mentioned us getting to 6th and you thought Hodgson had done a decent job ? Still think that and why ?

by **teamleader1** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:32 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:
teamleader1 wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
metalhead wrote:so long Roy... all the best in the future.

Simple as that really

No need for F*ck off Roy or any name calling

He came, he saw, he f*cked up and now its time to go, even he knows it

I really hope so m8

In all honesty his only option is to jump before hes pushed.
Ive a sneaky feeling that if he dosnte show for the after match interview then hes got the bullit or walked.

I think they might give him more time
For them I dare say 12th is not a terrible position to be in and saturday could be a surprise if we win
What I think is more concerning for them is the supporters not turning up
That will be the motivator to quicken up his sacking

I think they will be worried about 12th m8
no euro football next season is a body blow financially, but I agree that the falling gates will probably do for him first.
I think if it wasn't the derby game up next home we would be lucky to get much more that 30.000 turning up.

by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:33 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
Thommo's perm wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:
Thommo's perm wrote:
teamleader1 wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
metalhead wrote:so long Roy... all the best in the future.

Simple as that really

No need for F*ck off Roy or any name calling

He came, he saw, he f*cked up and now its time to go, even he knows it

I really hope so m8

In all honesty his only option is to jump before hes pushed.
Ive a sneaky feeling that if he dosnte show for the after match interview then hes got the bullit or walked.

I think they might give him more time
For them I dare say 12th is not a terrible position to be in and saturday could be a surprise if we win
What I think is more concerning for them is the supporters not turning up
That will be the motivator to quicken up his sacking

Tell me: what are you on? Seriously like? Is it glue? Is it gas? Is it the smell of your own bullsh*t? Honestly, f*cking wise up! There is absolutely NOTHING positive that can be taken from this man's horrenoud tenure here, yet you still look for the positive of him being in charge? We're a f*cking disgrace with him in charge of us, yet you're still trying to defend him? Unreal.

How am I defending him you tit?
I am talking about how the yanks might look at the situation and not sack him straight away
I think he has to go now, no matter what. He fu'cked up big style and cannot rectify the situation. I am pointing out why I think he might stay
In your own words: Catch a Fu*king grip!

You just said that 12th isnt that bad a spot to be sitting in? Are you boogaloo or what?

Read it again:
"For them I dare say 12th is not a terrible position to be in"
For us its bad. For the owners it might not be
Are you bladdered or what?

:glare:

by **roberto green** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:33 pm

I think the members on here who back Roy are really wind up merchants Bitters or mancs with nothing better to do

by **boodiddy1** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:33 pm

Well Roy has done one good thing. He's united the majority of fans. Apart from a few hanging on. But, even they are swaying to him being out.

by **boodiddy1** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:35 pm

Thommo you're being silly now. You gotta be on a wind up!

by **Benny The Noon** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:37 pm

Off course he is on the wind up - he has been ever since he joined - king flame war starter .

by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:44 pm

teamleader1 wrote:
Thommo's perm wrote:
teamleader1 wrote:
Dundalk wrote:
metalhead wrote:so long Roy... all the best in the future.

Simple as that really

No need for F*ck off Roy or any name calling

He came, he saw, he f*cked up and now its time to go, even he knows it

I really hope so m8

In all honesty his only option is to jump before hes pushed.
Ive a sneaky feeling that if he dosnte show for the after match interview then hes got the bullit or walked.

I think they might give him more time
For them I dare say 12th is not a terrible position to be in and saturday could be a surprise if we win
What I think is more concerning for them is the supporters not turning up
That will be the motivator to quicken up his sacking

I think they will be worried about 12th m8
no euro football next season is a body blow financially, but I agree that the falling gates will probably do for him first.
I think if it wasn't the derby game up next home we would be lucky to get much more that 30.000 turning up.

What I am saying is that we have played 20 games and have 25 points. We are 8 points off 6th and have 2 games in hand on sunderland, who are 6th. The owners may come to the conclusion that they believe Roy can turn it round in the next 3 matches which could give us a maximum of 9 points and see us climb the table. I am merely saying that they will not look on the situation as a disaster as much as we do. Yet.
I honestly think they will see this as a step backwards but not enough to pull the plug.
I personally think its too far gone and they really should cut their losses, because he has got the fans, players and now the press to cope with. He would have to be a miracle worker to survive now

by **LFC2007** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:46 pm

If people explained themelves better in their first post it really would save an awful lot of the follow up posts which do so much to clog up threads and impede sensible discussion. Does my head in.

by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:47 pm

Benny The Noon wrote:Off course he is on the wind up - he has been ever since he joined - king flame war starter .

You are one sh'thouse you mate
Say what you like but you wont make me lose my temper like Daws
Youre like an arl tart with a wooden spoon
If anyone deliberately winds people up its you

by **Thommo's perm** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:50 pm

LFC2007 wrote:If people explained themelves better in their first post it really would save an awful lot of the follow up posts which do so much to clog up threads and impede sensible discussion. Does my head in.

If you mean me, I thought I had.
I couldnt say it any plainer, Roy fu'cked up big style and has to go asap.
If he would have played the same team as against bolton and we would have won I would have said give him time. But tonight was his last chance in my opinion

by **metalhead** » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:52 pm

LFC2007 wrote:If people explained themelves better in their first post it really would save an awful lot of the follow up posts which do so much to clog up threads and impede sensible discussion. Does my head in.

my head is already hurting

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