aintforever

He's talked ****** from day 1.

Why was he asked to leave?

You obviously didn't watch the game.

Awful performance, Poortaloo doen't have a clue.

We have nothing to lose by sacking this Dutch ****.

Crouch didn't do alot wrong last time, he was only in charge for January to the end of the season. He made unpopular money saving descisions in loaning out Rasiak and Skacel, picked what looks like a good choice in manager and backed the manager by bringing in loans like Perry and Wright that saved the club from relegation.

I think the rest of Europe will soon get ****ed off if English clubs continue to dominate by getting into massive debt.

And that was just an Arab giving money to a Russian - it doesn't benefit England or the game at all.

It is rediculous, but it will be great watching City knock one of the usual 4 out of the Champions League spots. Would be great to see Arsenal, Liverpool or especially Man U go tits up.

Looking at the debts of the big 4, if the arse falls out of the TV deals, those clubs could be seriously ****ed up.

I agree, but the more cheap seat deals they do the less desirable the next years Early Bird saving.

Where does a crazy Dutch total football experiment fit in with this rationale?!?

I don't get your point, they could just as easily get injured in training or the reserves. Yes he is overpaid and has not performed well, but we are still paying his wages while he is sat on his arse doing naff all - same with when Lowe froze Rudi out. If we were doing OK I wouldn't mind but we are not. The team is playing ****e and it's looking like were getting relegated - freezing out two experienced players is not a good use of resources. A good manager would get the best out of players like this in our situation, then they might actually be able to be sold.

Talk about over complicating things! Get a good manager and keep him here - that's by far the most important ingredient for success and something Lowe is not capable of. You can have the best acadamy, sports science, club set up in the World - throw in a **** manager, the team gets relegated.

It makes no sense to freeze players out like Rudi and Euell while the team is complete ****e, we would be better off getting the best out of them while we pay their wages.

Terrible news - Roeder is the worst manager in the world. I expect Norwich will start moving up the table now they rid themselves of the Roeder handicap.

Not really, Lowe has often held out for a better price. Depends who's interested though, Stoke were reported to be after Surman but they signed Etherington so I expect that ends their interest. There hasn't appeared to be much interest in Lallana, and to be honest he hasn't cut much mustard at Championship level so I doubt any Prem clubs would be after him.

True, but to be fair there is hardley a club in the country that hasn't built a new ground or redeveloped their existing one in the last 10 years. Even portsmouth have a roof now.

Because he's playing with a bunch of 12 year olds people forget that he is still young and learning. His goal tally is not that bad considering his age and how ****e we are.

I don't know how there can even be any debate. Best: Big Mac - the only man ever to have won anything. Worst: Wigley - Apart from having the worst record this guy actually picked Brett Ormerod and Dexter Blackstock to play up front when Peter Crouch was on the bench. Most hated - Redknapp, Branfoot was **** but he wasn't **** enough to relegate us and didn't **** off to pompey.

Wigley by a mile - useless ****.

To be fair, football in general is rubbish now unless you support 1 of 4 clubs, Sky's money has ****ed it all up for 95% of fans.

We were much worse in the first half, that's when the damage was done - too many points dropped at home to ****e teams under Wigley.

Burley was well received by the fans, but that is irrelivant - it was another poor appointment - it's as simple as that.

That was classic that one, just before the start of the season Rupes was in the national media saying he wants Champions league football, a few weeks later he sacks Sturrock after just 2 games - blaming pressure from the media.