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PEH aside, not bad overall. Arsenal are poor and there for the taking. PEH is awful. Replace him with Djenepo or Boufal. Or at least Romeu if we want to settle for the draw.

I'm sure he will. He'll have a lot to write about: 16 managers in 17 years.

Me too. It would be funny if we weren't in much worse shape.

You give him too much credit. Mitchell and the Spurs scouts brought in great talent at bargain prices, not to mention world class players like Kane through the youth (who Poch only played due to injuries to others). Despite Spurs not overspending like West Ham, etc. Poch had the luxury of a squad filled with brilliant players from front to back. Despite that in five years he won **** all. A good manager, no more. Vastly overrated by many here. Mind you, bringing in the "special one" will only end in tears (for Spurs, not Jose who'll probably get another nice payoff when he's sacked).

We could do worse. Pulis never gets relegated. He probably thinks the loser of our upcoming match against West Ham will be the one he can take over. As many have noted, he is good with the right assistant. But without Rohl he appears to be Laurel without Hardy.

A LB at LB, and a RB at RB? Are you mad?

Here in California they call themselves Indians.

Yes, but how do you write "Goa out, f**k off Goa" in Chinese?

As others have alluded to, there was a falling out apparently. Doesn't mean Ralph pushed him out, just that Rohl wanted out.

Exactly, although you missed the administration and minus 12 points that goes with it. Hopefully when that happens Gao doesn't do a Lowe and wait until after the cutoff date, making it carry over to the next season in L1/L2.

It'll look better for him at about 4:50 pm on November 23. Temporarily at least.

Yes, they've put all their eggs in the Ralph basket.

Another decent manager hounded out by a large segment of our fans.

In 2005 we had that **** Saggy in charge. Nuff said.

No problem, that slump will end in their next match. When do we play West Ham? They are also in need of a slump ending victory.

The only hope is Ralph admits his mistake, gets on his knees and begs Rohl to come back, and the club offer him (Rohl) a massive pay increase to pry him back from Bayern Munich. I'm not holding my breath.

Sadly that's true on all counts. Go down and we're truly ****ed. OTH Norwich could well come straight back up.

Our **** poor home form started after we sold Pelle, Mane and VW without properly replacing them.

You mean apart from him failing the FPP test the first time?

Norwich always go down with us, but not vice versa. They are masters of relegation. If we go down they are doomed too.

Yes as expected. I'm no expert, but wouldn't a top order batsman have been a better choice?

It looks like they're working hard at it. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50288398

I can't see one of the top clubs in the world hiring a manager who just lost 0-9 at home.

[h=3]https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50228375[/h][h=3]Man of the match - Mohamed Elyounoussi[/h]BBC Scotland's Brian McLauchlin at Hampden Kamberi made a positive impact for Hibs when he came on and was by far the most effective player for the Easter Road club, but his performance did not compare with several by Celtic players. Forrest, Brown and Tom Rogic barely put a foot wrong, and when you add the terrific abilities shown by Edouard, the Parkhead club were always in command. But the award must go to Norwegian Elyounoussi, who put in his best performance since joining the club. If Lennon can somehow persuade the powers at be to make the deal permanent, Celtic will have a talent that is rarely seen in the Scottish game. Come on Celtic's powers to be, you know it make sense.