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Posted: **Sun Nov 05, 2006 2:37 am**

pardew....

boys im just wondering,when i try to start a new topic it says ,"u do not have permission to start a new topic"
why is this please help as soon as possible

Posted: **Sun Nov 05, 2006 2:41 am**

My advice........ DON'T start new topics until your absolutley sure it's not been covered already

I think the forum is now set up to bar new members from doing this .

In the past a lot of newbies as we affectionatly call them have created repeat threads and its not gone down too well

Back to the subject of this topic.....

Even money on Pardew at the notoriously impatient Newcastle or Pierce at Fickle Man City !

Posted: **Sun Nov 05, 2006 3:33 am**

Without a shadow of a doubt it has to be Roeder the man takes tactical incompetence to new levels

Posted: **Sun Nov 05, 2006 3:20 pm**

Dalglish wrote:My advice........ DON'T start new topics until your absolutley sure it's not been covered already

I think the forum is now set up to bar new members from doing this .

In the past a lot of newbies as we affectionatly call them have created repeat threads and its not gone down too well

Back to the subject of this topic.....

Even money on Pardew at the notoriously impatient Newcastle or Pierce at Fickle Man City !

Pardew at Newcastle Dalglish?
Surely some mistake...............

Posted: **Sun Nov 05, 2006 4:18 pm**

Oops !

Its been a long week ............ of course I meant Roeder

If Pardew does fall on sword at West Ham or be put to it I think he will receive a lot of sympathy.

Theres little value in losing your manager at this stage in the season when the transfer window only opens in January but some charirmen may be tempted to do so before Christmas. By Christmas I expect West Ham to have pulled things around as Dean Ashton is set to return and he make s amassive difference to the team.

If I was a betting man I'd go for Roeder......................

Posted: **Sat Nov 11, 2006 2:17 pm**

Big, BIG game for Psycho & Roeder today......

:cool:

Posted: **Sun Nov 12, 2006 6:01 am**

Dowie will get fired.

Because he looks like Sloth from "The Goonies"

Posted: **Mon Nov 13, 2006 8:34 pm**

Charlton part company with Dowie

Charlton Athletic have parted company with manager Iain Dowie following their poor start to the season.

The former Crystal Palace chief leaves the Premiership's basement club despite having only joined them in the summer as Alan Curbishley's successor.

Dowie oversaw just 15 games at the helm but having garnered just two league victories he has paid the price, despite the fact he has guided The Addicks to the Carling Cup quarter final.

Charlton have confirmed that they will issue a full statement on Tuesday morning.

More to follow...

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http://home.skysports.com/list.as....h+Dowie

Posted: **Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:05 am**

Hey, Manhattan was right!

I'm telling ya, Charlton's official statement will refer to Dowie looking like Sloth from "The Goonies".

Posted: **Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:55 pm**

The Manhattan Project wrote:Hey, Manhattan was right!

I'm telling ya, Charlton's official statement will refer to Dowie looking like Sloth from "The Goonies".

Well done Manhatten good prediction, by the way you dont know the numbers for this weeks lottery ?

Posted: **Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:34 pm**

Cool Hand Luke wrote:Charlton part company with Dowie

Charlton Athletic have parted company with manager Iain Dowie following their poor start to the season.

The former Crystal Palace chief leaves the Premiership's basement club despite having only joined them in the summer as Alan Curbishley's successor.

Dowie oversaw just 15 games at the helm but having garnered just two league victories he has paid the price, despite the fact he has guided The Addicks to the Carling Cup quarter final.

Charlton have confirmed that they will issue a full statement on Tuesday morning.

More to follow...

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http://home.skysports.com/list.as....h+Dowie

I bet Simon Jordan is p*ssing himself......!

:cool:

Posted: **Wed Nov 15, 2006 1:13 am**

RUSHIE#9 wrote:I firmly believe that Dowie is gonna get the chop sooner rather than later. Charlton have lost 5 out of 6 games I think and on the whole they look very poor at times and I think a couple more defeats may get the charlton board thinking about getting a new man in before they start to get isolated in a relegation battle.

prophetic words Rushie m8.(im not acknowledging Manhattens entry-due to not being able to make a blind bit of sense from his sig)

so there.

Roeder next....

Posted: **Wed Nov 15, 2006 1:28 am**

i reckon dowie will be first to get sacked, what do you all think?

Posted: **Wed Nov 15, 2006 6:52 am**

Pearce - His problem is that most of his players don't have nearly the same amount of enthusiasm for the game that he showed as a player and now standing on a touchline. Rather than a sole manager, he'd be best in partnership with another manager with tactical strategic know-how.

Pardew - A decent manager, but there's more going on at West Ham than just player quality. There's disruption behind the scenes. He should move on because there's no reason why he should go down with a sinking ship since he never caused the sinking anyway.

Wenger - LOL. Will be Arsenal manager until he dies or retires. I greatly admire his approach to football. He revolutionised Arsenal single-handedly. Throws a tantrum now and then, but he's still the manager I admire most in the Premiership.

Warnock - Needs to move onto bigger things. His attitude though annoying is infectious and I like him. But he's gone as far as he can with Sheffield United.

Southgate - Too inexperienced. He's at a club with no fan enthusiasm and a team of journeymen. Needs to work in partnership with a more experienced manager. He still has the "McClaren" mindset. He should go to the continent for more experience.

Boothroyd - Another manager who is talented but can't do anything more with Watford.

Jewell - Great potential. Has achieved great things with Wigan. He'll move onto bigger and better things eventually. Needs continental experience too.

Hughes - Another excellent manager. Can only improve. With a more ambitious club, he might excel.

Dowie - Far too ugly. Best as a Championship manager (the league, not the video game).

Jol - Good manager. Done a great job restoring some of Spurs pride.

Posted: **Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:12 am**

So who's next then Manhattan. And be quick the bookies is shut at 8.

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