Unbelievable Jeff

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Short term - get rid of Hughes.

I'd prefer him to Hughes TBH.

But could it be any worse than Hughes - I doubt it. Hopefully we'd benefit from the new Manager kick and it'd help us to get some momentum.

Is it the Kenyan-Nigerian bloke?

Yeah, I certainly wouldn't call much of it #bantz

No, but I am very confident that no-one else on here does.

Yep, on the dressing rooms!

Green

Considering I've worked for and with the man for the last decade I know that more than anyone else on here.

The point is until there has been a case, he's innocent until proven guilty. With his previous reputation, there is no way people would give him the benefit of the doubt, and he wouldn't receive a fair trial. That is why the decision was made. It's why people SHOULD have faith in the justice system.

He didn't say that...bit over-sensitive aren't you?

Labour party member revealing name of prominent Jew - quelle surprise...

In 2003, at University in Plymouth, we were walking past Jesters down Union Street after being to a club called Millennium. Unfortunately the marines were in town, but we weren't aware of that. One of my friends had a cigarette put out on his arm, and unfortunately my friend didn't like that. It ended up in an enormous scuffle, around 20 people. Quite a few injuries, I was alright, but one of my mate's was stabbed and obviously ended up in hospital. That was fun, we still reminisce about it quite a lot. Good times. Oh, and marines aren't as hard as they think they are.

4-1 Bournemouth.

Now, this is worrying. Will he have to start selling assets to bail out Lander?

Leicester.

Exactly this. Heads in sand. It seems that a number of people on this forum can't take it that other people called the limitations of the Manager so early, and are now embarrassed to admit they're wrong.

Because it 'could' be another woman crying rape when it's not.

There are more than 3 teams worse than us, player for player. The disadvantage we have is we have the second worst manager in the league.

So after the Ched Evans case, we now have the accusations for Ronaldo, 9 years after it happened. From what I've seen and heard, this is yet another blow to the "Me too" movement, and women's rights in general. And on the flipside, this could be extremely damaging financially and reputationally for CR7.

One of the main reasons for bringing in Hughes was that he wouldn't bow to this pressure. If I were putting pressure on the Manager, I would be making him play all our record signings - which hasn't really happened under Pellegrino and Hughes.

So what would you say the issue is now? Why are we not conceding 42 goals over a season with our current players? I would say it's due to the fact that Hughes has lost any ability he had to coach a defence, wouldn't you? He has been on a downward trend.

But the point is we may as well try to change the Manager - we are going down based on current form, so why not gamble?