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Yeah, appointing Mackay, Hughton, McClaren and others of that ilk would probably provoke outrage after his words this afternoon.
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Quotes from Yakin (taken from Joe Batchelor's twitter) Yakin: “It would be an exciting adventure. I have got an agent who is responsible for England. I heard about Saints, but nothing concrete. Yakin: “I’ve watched the EPL and I know they were well placed It will be good to have a chance to see some of their players play at the WC. Yakin: “I left Basel by mutual agreement. I felt I would like a new challenge and see what happens and what new opportunities arise. Yakin: “My English is OK. It is no problem for me to use it with the team, perhaps it needs a few months’ practice for the public.”
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Since you are expert what should RK have said?
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Remember this? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/southampton/7974725/Phil-Brown-eager-to-replace-Alan-Pardew-as-Southampton-manager.html
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That report is literally telling you the early favourites with bookies. With Poyet, the manager with the shortest odds, at 5/1 I would not read much into it.
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http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/southampton/next-permanent-manager Lennon's odds have come in to 6/1 today. Although as that link shows there is no clear front runners yet. Managers 10/1 or better with at least 1 bookie Poyet Petrescu Lennon Mackay Di Matteo Sherwood Pardew Benitez (8/1 on betvictor) AVB Paco Jemez (10/1 on betvictor) Oscar Garcia (10/1 on paddypower)
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So... Anyone on here good at Football Manager?
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You are only telling the half of the story that suits you Batman. They were comfortable the entire season, spending most of the season between 8th and 10th. 14th (where they finished) was the lowest position they had held all season, they were never in any danger.
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True, but we should also not ignore the fact that his replacement took the same set of players from bottom of the league (the position he left them in) to a comfortable mid-table finish.
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A quick recovery from Peach after he nearly got suckered in by that hoax photo (despite having been to Spurs training ground to do a number of press conferences)
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IF John Cross is to be believed we won't have 11 players by the time the season starts, let alone 11 good ones.
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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-46304753.html
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Can't see any indication from the mirror that they have any such story besides a couple of scousers on twitter saying the Mirror tweeted it, then "mysteriously" deleted it. we'll find out soon if there is anything in it as the mirror start putting up new articles around 10:30 Edit: Mirror has done its nightly update, nothing on Lallana.
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Cortese speaking to BBC for first time since leaving Saints
Bewildered replied to Saint Garrett's topic in The Saints
What did Rodriguez say? I completely forgot he was being interviewed today. -
Cortese speaking to BBC for first time since leaving Saints
Bewildered replied to Saint Garrett's topic in The Saints
Read this, investigative, hard hitting piece from Ben Smith about Cortese (penned a month before his departure in the midst of early MP to Spurs rumours.) http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25420261 Not sycophantic drivel at all, nope. -
Cortese speaking to BBC for first time since leaving Saints
Bewildered replied to Saint Garrett's topic in The Saints
Yep, nothing worrying about Cortese still maintaining close contact with our best players... -
This seems to be the source of the latest rumour Transfer Related @TransferRelated 3h BREAKING: I'm told Manchester Utd agree fee with Southampton & agree personal terms with Luke Shaw. Deal to be announced before World Cup.
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Alan Nixon @reluctantnicko @ChrisHamerton Hear both have been sacked. Surprise to me. Must be a reason. But not obvious at this stage.
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Daily Star Written by Alex Crook I am not convinced as to the article's credibility.
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They nicked that from Tancredi Palmeri, king of bullsh*t.
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http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/PR/ptsgain.html 17 points gained from losing positions (11 of those under Sherwood). Southampton: 6 points with 0 wins http://stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/PR/ptslost.html 6 points lost from winning positions (2 of those in games managed by Sherwood). Southampton: 20 points lost Don't know I would want Sherwood, but that is not really a fair angle of attack.
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The same article he posted a week ago btw.
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http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/tim-sherwood-southamptons-list-potential-3557921
