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Big Sam could be in trouble...
- Thread starter ChazzyBHA
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Abroad, maybe. I can't imagine English-based TV channels will be queuing up for his services just yet, unless he wants to give them an exclusive about what just happened.
He'll probably end up in Qatar with Keys & Gray, spending his time sat by the pool, sniping bitterly at the English media.
jakarta
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Don't believe a word until it is on https://twitter.com/thebig_sam?lang=en-gb
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
what the naughty ones or the good honest ones
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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What are you ON, BG? Do you understand how these things work??
Logic dictates that Big Sam's next move will be a job in the Chinese Premier League. He's finished in England now, he seems to have a penchant for the big pay check and has already told the Telegraph he's prepared to travel to the Far East to do business. The Chinese won't give a monkeys that he's bent and he can make a fortune on the side signing up 3rd party players from South America and Africa to play for SamBung Rovers.
Marshy
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He won't get a penny.
glasfryn
cleaning up cat sick
he has made our FA look a right bunch of chumps ..............................oh hang on a minute
I would imagine the Sunderland chairman will be contacting him within the hour!
BensGrandad
New member
He is 61 years old so not likely to up sticks and go abroad unless it was a very lucrative offer also he is on record as telling his wife England is his last managerial position in football.
I imagine he expected it to last a little longer.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Mutual agreement, have a few quid Sam and keep schtum about the FA in case he decides to get revenge
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,630
From the way they're writing the story, there's still plenty to come out of this investigation.
I can't see him being the sort for one second, but imagine how awful it would be if Sir Chris Hughton was one of the names yet to be thrust into the limelight?
On the plus side, it would be bloody hilarious if someone a bit more...naturally dominant ...was on the list.
I can't see him being the sort for one second, but imagine how awful it would be if Sir Chris Hughton was one of the names yet to be thrust into the limelight?
On the plus side, it would be bloody hilarious if someone a bit more...naturally dominant ...was on the list.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I wouldn't read too much into that. Redknapp tells Sandra that he's taking his "last job in football" approximately once every four months.
hitony
Administrator
Unofficial but its being said he has parted company with England.
Paris
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I may do a little dance if he is!
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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All the more reason to go after Klinsmann. I don't think he has the same ego or love of money as Big Sam - I seem to recall he used to rock up to the Bayern training ground in a 1967 VW Beetle convertible while all the others were driving Porsches and Ferraris.
He will have pulled in over £500k at a minimum for his 60 odd days; plus probably a few months in lieu of notice. Not bad for 1 game.
Can you imagine the size of the tugboat needed to make that happen.