Pancake

Every time a manager/player/tea lady leaves a club there are rumour about alcoholism, womanising, bullying, devil-worshipping... usually because some sad fans just cant accept the fact that the manager was sacked by the Chairman/CEO/Board as they were not happy with the results, regardless of how good the result actually were. The fact the football clubs dont normally say exact details, combined with the sordid lives of the countries high-profile players means that these rumours have some sort of believability and credence with the more easily led sections of fan-dom.

Smack?

That's great! P

Thank God Wally Downes was given the new managers job then eh?

The page of the Beast.

That's up there with "dr who ... he's a real doctor you know" and "it's in The Sun ... it must be true"

Pathetic thread.

David Moyes as in the man who took PNE to within 1 game of the Premiership after being them up from what is now League 1? Yeah, really unknown!

Wasn't her Dad Ken involved in the Administration of Saints?

£150k plus all the sponges he needs.

He looks really happy getting his hands on his new work kit.

As I said, broke.

Or... We are stoney broke and could only afford 200K for S****horpe's ex-physio.

I thought we had signed S****horpes physio?

Like Gordon Strachan and Alan Pardew? Yeah, that works.... doofus.

No but I've got a crap Sigma 70-300 Canon EF fit I'm going to sell.

Did Tony Meola get lost between the airport and SMS then? Biggest pile of bull**** ever. Ban this ***t.

To paraphrase Souness, how many people in football are called "Nicola"?

Nine. Inch. Mother. F*cking. Nails.

Thats what you get for fellatio.

Say whaaaaaat? When I was contracting, I was on a 1 year contract. If I left during that time I didnt have to "pay up" the remaining months.

So we aren't as minted as some believe. Shocker.

D!ckhead.

I've not seen a single post on here referring to NA as a "northern monkey".

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