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He’d cause a few sparks to fly, and a few fits of outrage from the woke brigade.

Selles gets my vote out of those three.

Possibly had implications for his severance from Leeds, which he wanted compensation for one way or another. Doubt it was as simple as we are lead to believe in the media snippets.

Don’t think it’ll be Lampard. And Gerrard wouldn’t be interested in a short term deal. If it’s Rooney then my days follow g Saints will be numbered. If not over.

I’m in Cardiff tomorrow. If I get chance I’ll drive up around the valleys and see if any PE teachers fancy a change of career.

So unless he proves a miracle worker, the likelihood is that Saints will recruit a manager in the summer. At that point, Selles probably won’t want to go back to his assistant role, and the new bloke will want to bring his own staff in. Selles will probably leave, despite whatever ‘potential’ he had when we brought him in. Nice one Rasmus.

Can’t really blame either party for that. Isn’t the USA national team job still available ? If so, he might have one eye on that.

Strachan to make a dramatic comeback ! I'm basing this on the news that Nicola Sturgeon is standing down. I always though she was secretly 'Strachan in drag' , so her disappearance from public life will enable WGS to go back to the 'day job'.

Have just edited my post but my initial thoughts were Gunn, Bazunu, Larios, not to mention Shields. And might add the pursuit of Delap. I'll reserve judgement on Edozie, certainly has potential but often seems to share Che's instincts in front of goal or with the final ball.

I think the obsession with trying to be Man City Lite is a greater concern, taking some of their cast offs thinking we're getting top quality every time.

Perhaps this was used as the original template for the 'Hitler in the bunker' skits you see. If you take the 'Van Dyke ' and the 'elbow the fucker in the ribs' gesture he seems to make, then he's gone up in my estimation as it could be a return to the Alehouse Days. Or should that be the Alamo ?

That might be where we aren't such an attraction. Bottom of the table and all that.

Providing they don't try making their way up the Totton/Redbridge Flyover they should be alright.

Perhaps I've missed something but how does he gain if we're relegated ?

It's on the youtube clip I posted above. I know it's fashionable to critiscise the bloke for everything, but I don't see anything wrong in his throwaway comment. Had Clough ,Ferguson, or of course 'Arry said it about their early life and women in the area they grew up in it would be lauded as 'good humour'. There are several things to critiscise his time in charge for without looking to crucify him at every opportunity.

Half hour of his press conference in case not previously posted. A bit of explaining and back tracking on last weekends display, which is of his own making of course, but other than that he handles it fairly well I thought. Doesn't explain the results though of course, which he has to put right.

It's 'The Emperors New Clothes' type of bollocks. As I've said before, a fairy tale by Hans Christian Ankersen.

Based on that, he doesn’t have unanimous support of the board. Which allegedly was enough for Hoddle to walk away, or for Rupert to withdraw the offfer.

Whichever way you look at it, the selection of NJ, timing of it, and the continued support has been a fuck up by RA. Beyond belief really.

Shame, as I think he might have been a decent option for us when Ralph left. Not so sure he’d have been a saviour at this stage though.

Thanks

... and their RB

Him being, Rasmus or Semmens ?

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Ripples of polite applause when Tim Nice But Dim sets out our 'unique philosophy' in English football, and why we're such an attractive proposition to younger players (no one mention JJ Morgan at that stage though...).... Followed by Rasmus, with an interactive display on 'fine margins' and why we could be challenging for Champions League in two years time... * *if we're back in the top flight by then