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Visiting Nando's?
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He will know all about piles of shyte in the dressing room if he takes that gig.
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Hoi..keep your hands off
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IF WEST HAM SACK BIG SAM,WATCH THEM GO DOWN NEXT SEASON.I HOPE.WEST HAM FANS NEED TO WATCH WHAT THERE WISH FOR.BIG SAM MIGHT NOT PLAY THE BEST FOOTBALL,BUT HE WILL ALWAYS KEEP YOU IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE.I BET NORWICH,CARDIFF OR FULHAM FANS HAD BIG SAM THIS SEASON AND NOT GOING DOWN.
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The shower of sh1te you support might have done better too if you had him.
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johnny-take your face 4 a sh1t.
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SO BE IT IF WESTHAM GO DOWN NEXT SEASON,
CANT HANDLE ANOTHER SEASON WATCHING THE BALL WRACKED INTO OUTER SPACE ID RATHER HAVE THE MAN WHO GUS REPLACED AT SUNDERLAND |
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fattie-understand it might be sh1t football,but I hope west ham fans don't go mad at the of next season when playing in the championship.
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Season after Newcastle sacked Allardyce they got relegated.
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Why would anyone leave Sunderland and go to West Ham, drop down ennit
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Wouldn't say it's a step down but admittedly there's not much between the two sides though.
I'd imagine it would depend on what sort of transfer budget he'd be given. Also living in london would probably appeal to him, and they're moving to a 60k stadium soon |
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60k stadium ain't much cop if you only have 35k inside it, 20k when they and they will get relegated
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He would probably rather live in London than the North East, it's a reet sh!thole tha' 'naws!
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yes, i'm sure tower hamlets is nicer than pennywell
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"tha naws"
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Does he live in Emmerdale village double m ?
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aye, he's a regular in the woolpack
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Tower Hamlets is great and I am number 4,000,067 on the housing waiting list, however I think Gus will be living in Primrose Hill tha naws!
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think gus would jump the q if he was on waiting list .
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are you suggesting gus wont be voting ukip ?
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Can anyone say if it is possible for a small prem team to stay in the league playing good football/ Most pundits on talksport imply you need sam to keep you up and you should be grateful.Surely it must be awful getting no decent football but saying 60 million in the bank is that what the premier lge means to fans?
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"Can anyone say if it is possible for a small prem team to stay in the league playing good football"
Southampton. |
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until these dinosaurs are removed from the game british football has no chance
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thank u biscuit 1979 saints are agood example also with young british players coached by an Argentinian. There are dinosaurs allardyce could never change although pulis proved me wrong at palace that was fantastic what he did Holloway woul have been relegated. Whatever happened to odriscoll he was a new manager of the future also howe
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If I were Poyet I'd be sticking in Sunderland!
Although hope that shower do over Citeh today! |
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The thing is if West Ham got a new man in so they can play pretty passing football, then that's all well and good, but if they were struggling to get results then by Jan/Feb 2015 the owners would be panicking because they can't have that new stadium whilst playing in the championship. And if they panicked they'd be looking to get a bloke in who knew the league and could grind out results to get them safe..............someone like Allardyce.
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West Ham to upset the party at Citeh today,just the type ofs poiling game Big Sam excels at. They cant sack him after that, surely.
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having seen a bit of sunderland the only difference west hams will see is the 2 centre halves passing it sideways or backwards to each other before launching 70 yds to carrol,
poyet brought back cattermole and the midfield lad he brought from brighton makes ray wilkins look progressive, not sure where poyet gets this reputation for creative football from |