I am well aware of employment rights etc and presume we would have had to buy out his contract had we wanted to say goodbye….. he might have preferred to guarantee of carrying on working.
I don't think looking on here was an accurate yard stick! Our thoughts on the whole situation somewhat clouded by the fact that they took our manager and backroom staff.
He used to be a bit s**t at being impartial when it came to our games, well he was when he started at least. He's become better at being impartial now. He'll actually say we were good against one of the big 6 when all the others have only just stopped saying, <insert name here> have had an off day. He's made the rest of them see the light!Don't agree with the Murray comments. Perhaps in the Marseille game he either didn't hear, or had an off day, people aren't machines. He is always enthusiastic about us on TV or Radio often saying 'we' when he should be more impartial perhaps. I blinkin love Murray and once told him that to my shame lol!
He retired as a player, and then got a job as a coach, because Potter agreed to it. Had Potter not been willing to have him, he would not have been a first team coach.
Okay, let me be clearer. Outside of the fans, there is no loyalty in football. Players, managers, coaches, physios, executives and all other employees of a club are paid to be there. Even most owners are simply there for the money. Is that ‘corporate’ thinking? Very probably, but it’s true.
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Agree. The 'panto' is a major part of the fun.
