McGhee's Gonna Sign

[Man of Harveys]

<cough> QPR at home <cough>

OK, OK. But APART from that...*compiles endless list in head of other examples that disproves own point*

 

[ShorehamGull]

He loves this Club

 

[itszamora]

Excellent news

 

[GUNTER]

Not only on the pitch but off it does McGhee demonstrate what a fantastic, caring and compassionate person he really is.

When that poor young boy who was an Albion fan got killed by a car in Lancing he went round to his distraught parents on christmas eve and also attended the funeral with some of the players.

He also bothered turning up for the Tom Hark celebration party.

 

[Stinky Kat]

<cough> QPR at home <cough>

Sunderland away, but he is forgiven because he is honest enough to say he made a mistake. Top man, always welcome at my humble abode for a glass of malt

 

[Marc]

indeed I did appreciate him more when he put his hand up after QPR and blamed it on himself, takes alot of pride and gutts to say that sorta thing.

 

[Saint Lennard]

indeed I did appreciate him more when he put his hand up after QPR and blamed it on himself, takes alot of pride and gutts to say that sorta thing.

Unlike the little poison dwarf who used to blame everyone (including us!) except for himself. Still he's at a big club now. Ooops.

 

[:J)]

look at the GRIN on this bloke, sweet jesus

 

[Cadiz Seagull]

Micky who?

 

[Simster]

His tactics are excellent, his "gambles" - sticking Virgo up front, triple substitutions - always seem to pay off (the lucky git, he is allowed to screw up too but he never seems to) and his attitude to the fans, players and board are I would say, exemplary - much better, IMHO than blessed little Micky.

On top of that, he seems an absolutely first class top bloke to boot - honest, direct and with his feet on the ground about the sadly limited resources he has to play with. We're lucky in extreme to have him.

Damn it, sign! Do it! Now!

Agree with all of that. MM must be yet another quality manager who enjoys working with our board, so credit to them for getting yet another class act signed up to run the show.

 

[Scoffers]

He certainly seems to have galvanised the team into an effective unit. We have had no problem attracting decent managers in the recent past, keeping them has been the problem - and whatever MM says, if we get a NO to Falmer and a 'bigger' club comes in for him, I'm sure he'll be off - and I wouldn't blame him.

But, hey, don't worry about that because Falmer will be a YES

 

[West Hoathly Seagull]

Perhapse our fantastic rendition of "drinking pints of whisky" on Saturday helped him to decide?

If he signs, how about clubbing together to send him a vintage bottle of the delightful liquid? Single malt of course.

 

[Ernest]

Unlike the little poison dwarf who used to blame everyone (including us!) except for himself. Still he's at a big club now. Ooops.

Exactly, where is KING RAT now

 

[Brixtaan]

If he signs, how about clubbing together to send him a vintage bottle of the delightful liquid? Single malt of course.

Fantastic idea for a fantastic man doing a fantastic job and making a fantastic decision.

Sort it out Hoathly.

 

[London Irish]

Whoa, that's surreal

 

[Gullet]

Sunderland away, but he is forgiven because he is honest enough to say he made a mistake. Top man, always welcome at my humble abode for a glass of malt

All managers make mistakes sometimes, even top ones like Ferguson............look at last Saturday.