King of Birds
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I really like this idea, hope it's true. Much rather have a young, hungry British manager with great contacts here than some B list foreign manager or 'Arry.
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[Albion] Phil Neville
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DarrenFreemansPerm
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Fantastic response......
Yes, you are right. I think that must mean I want someone with a proven track record, just like when Gus joined us........... oh!
So it was okay to take a punt on Poyet but not Neville?
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Definitely this.
saafend_seagull
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Could also play cricket for Sussex when he's down 
ok mate
I think the point was more that everyone is assuming he'll be good because he played under ferguson, when there are plenty of examples of this not being true, in fact, it seems to be untrue more than true. How many very good managers played under ferguson?
Tricky Dicky
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Maybe could work, but GP had been deputy for a while, but he was a gamble. Do you want another gamble, if you keep gambling you're going to lose sometime. I don't find the bloke very inspiring as a person, personally.
saafend_seagull
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Jeez, TWO capital letters, albeit one in the wrong place and a FULL STOP!
Feeling ok?
Grombleton
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- Dec 31, 2011
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The accompanying mental image of that has made me chuckle this morning, good work
On the subject of English Phil; i wouldn't say no to it, but if he could get some experience as a number 2 then i think he'll make a superb manager in the future. A managerial duo of both the Neville's would be smashing.
Seagull Steve
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What I meant was that Gus was inexperienced as a #1 and therefore didn't inspire me when he was first appointed. I was wrong and he turned out to be shit hot. I would feel the same about Phil Neville, until he proved me wrong as well.
Tricky Dicky
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I see you avoided using the words "#2" and GP in the same sentence
Saltydog
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Is "Feeling ok?" actually a corectly constructed sentence?
saafend_seagull
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glasfryn
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I saw this last night just before going to bed and its all over the BBC gossip pages (so someone there has obviously checked the story hopefully, apparently) so this one has legs
thought about it and YES if they get some sort of mentor in or a direct line to Moyes
could be a goer this
thought about it and YES if they get some sort of mentor in or a direct line to Moyes
could be a goer this
Mark McGhee? Steve Bruce?
OK, you're right
Anyway. The last time we were on the up, we appointed a former England international with no managerial experience and it didn't work out too bad. I'd certainly be excited about it if it happened.
Still kinda want Gus to stay, though.....
Eddiespearritt
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Amazing how we're now relying on the national newspapers to inform us of the latest possibilities and options because the Argus are on holiday / gagged / not bothered too much..... whatever. Really annoys me that the local paper appears too frightened to deal with the developments of a massive sports story on their doorstep. Doesn't mean that they need to report the inner workings of the world's longest "investigation" but at least do the background work and keep your customers interested.
Saltydog
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Who knows?
Great spelling by the way
No it is clearly not.
Ever heard of dyslexia oh perfect one?