Haha Calderon you f***ing twat
You wouldn't say that if Calderon somehow surprisingly came back .
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pardew faces the sack
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You wouldn't say that if Calderon somehow surprisingly came back .
Spanish Seagulls
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NO No No you just don't get it either.
Why do I have to log on to read some of this shite. I am now officially taking a break from the bollocks that gets written on here by some.
redneb
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This will cause uproar if true. If AP does go, then surely a better manager will come in eg Hughes, Keegan. Not Cotterill FFS
redneb
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Northstander
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- Oct 13, 2003
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haha best news of the day, good riddance to the tosser!!!!
mcshane in the 79th
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Twinkle Toes
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Oi! Who you callin' a f***ing prick? Shirley not my good-self, I trust??
Edit: I know it wasn't me tbh, but I was just attempting to 'lighten the mood' a touch. Abuse is all fine & dandy, but bad language is just sooooooo f***ing last year, dontcha think?
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Northstander
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grummitts gloves
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Feeling abit touchy are we?
grummitts gloves
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Hughes? It's the 3rd Division FFS!
astevens76
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im devastated....
The Times online ::
Alan Pardew faces a fight to save his job as Southampton manager tomorrow at a crucial meeting with the club’s board of directors.
It is understood there are serious question marks over his position despite leading the club into seventh place in League One after starting the season with a deficit of ten points.
Relations with Nicola Cortese, the chairman, have become strained after Pardew was handed a £2 million transfer budget in January and failed to secure a play-off place.
Despite leading the team to LDV Vans glory at Wembley in March, Pardew spent more than half of the Barclays Premier League clubs in the last transfer window when bringing in Jose Fonte, Lee Barnard, Danny Seabourne and Jason Puncheon.
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Southampton finished ten points adrift of the top six despite finishing the season losing only one of their final 12 games.
Southampton went into administration last season at the point where the ten-point penalty was held over until the current campaign.
Pardew has had to rebuild the team since he took charge last year, with players such as Andrew Surman and David McGoldrick having to be sold before the season that has just finished, but we all know that that is a feeble excuse from the slimy little ex Palace shit who only took one single point off the super Seagulls this season.
Pardew has maintained that he expected to be judged over an 18-month period, but it appears his time could be up sooner as Southampton’s directors deliberate over whether he is the right man to lead next season’s promotion bid.
Alan Pardew faces a fight to save his job as Southampton manager tomorrow at a crucial meeting with the club’s board of directors.
It is understood there are serious question marks over his position despite leading the club into seventh place in League One after starting the season with a deficit of ten points.
Relations with Nicola Cortese, the chairman, have become strained after Pardew was handed a £2 million transfer budget in January and failed to secure a play-off place.
Despite leading the team to LDV Vans glory at Wembley in March, Pardew spent more than half of the Barclays Premier League clubs in the last transfer window when bringing in Jose Fonte, Lee Barnard, Danny Seabourne and Jason Puncheon.
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Southampton finished ten points adrift of the top six despite finishing the season losing only one of their final 12 games.
Southampton went into administration last season at the point where the ten-point penalty was held over until the current campaign.
Pardew has had to rebuild the team since he took charge last year, with players such as Andrew Surman and David McGoldrick having to be sold before the season that has just finished, but we all know that that is a feeble excuse from the slimy little ex Palace shit who only took one single point off the super Seagulls this season.
Pardew has maintained that he expected to be judged over an 18-month period, but it appears his time could be up sooner as Southampton’s directors deliberate over whether he is the right man to lead next season’s promotion bid.
7 points, not 10.
Collar Feeler
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It's remarkable people think Supergus will desert us for the Hampshire inbreds. If he does I'll run naked down West Street on a Sat night wearing nothing but my helmet and my baton up my arse.
- Jul 7, 2003
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What goes around, comes around, Alan
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:dance:Is the curse of 7th place about to strike again - and will Wilkins get sacked too?
- Jul 7, 2003
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I would laugh if half their players walked out in protest when that twunt gets binned
Scotty Mac
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wilkins, moore, now pardew
whats the betting on us falling short of tony blooms target next season and gus being the one to fall foul of the curse of 7th place
Silent Bob
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Everyone deserves a second chance, bring back Calde on severely reduced pay please Gus.
sydney
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are you a cheerleader ..It's remarkable people think Supergus will desert us for the Hampshire inbreds. If he does I'll run naked down West Street on a Sat night wearing nothing but my helmet and my baton up my arse.
