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ali jenkins
Thanks to Guinness Dave
No its not
Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
Told by whom exactly: Derek Acorah? 
Fred Oliver - Legend
Well-known member
north stand chat told him/her
supaseagull
Well-known member
Just read some of this posters other threads...quality 
clippedgull
Hotdogs, extra onions
Roll on Monday when the kids are back to school. 
Twinkle Toes
Growing old disgracefully
The Wizard
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- Jul 2, 2009
- 18,399
Please, PLEASE jump off a cliff.
jordanseagull
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- Feb 11, 2009
- 4,151
Another thread. Great.
SirDouglasLoft
New member
- Jul 4, 2008
- 6,876
Well it must be a true, I mean SNOOPY is Craig Davies.
The Large One
Who's Next?
Can I make a suggestion?
Anyone who posts stuff like this is BANNED until they're proved right.
Anyone who posts stuff like this is BANNED until they're proved right.
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
- 10,974
i have been told that slade is leaving the club .that is fantastic
So when exactly is he supposed to be leaving?
Having said that, the Argus doesn't seem to think RS is going anywhere for now...
Comment: Bloom has passed first test
10:30am Thursday 29th October 2009
comment Comments (1) Have your say »
By Andy Naylor »
Tony Bloom has passed his first examination as Albion chairman.
The latest home defeat by Oldham last Saturday aroused speculation over the future of manager Russell Slade.
It would have been easy to bow to the vocal minority of supporters, suffering from premature dissatisfaction over Slade’s tenure. Instead, Bloom has used his rational, poker-playing head.
You can bet your last chip that Albion’s poor start to the season, and the reasons for it, were discussed in some depth by the manager and chairman at a routine meeting on Monday, arranged prior to the Oldham setback.
Neither of them can be happy with the current state of affairs and it is not just in politics that a week is a long time.
A second successive home defeat and bleak performance will not help Slade’s cause but the indications are he will at least be allowed the rest of the year to turn things around, which is only right and proper.
His detractors have short memories. Thanks to him Albion are hosting Hartlepool on Saturday, not Accrington Stanley.
The pace of change at the club has been frantic, not just in terms of turnover of players but the entire footballing structure of the club.
That process is ongoing. Strengthening the coaching resources remains a priority for Slade after he lost out in this respect to a League One rival in the summer.
Had he lost his job now, Albion would be looking for their fifth manager in just over three years, which is ridiculous.
The only sound reason for Slade’s post being in jeopardy would be an inescapable conclusion that Albion are destined for another relegation fight during the second half of the season.
It is still far too early to believe that.
Comment: Bloom has passed first test
10:30am Thursday 29th October 2009
comment Comments (1) Have your say »
By Andy Naylor »
Tony Bloom has passed his first examination as Albion chairman.
The latest home defeat by Oldham last Saturday aroused speculation over the future of manager Russell Slade.
It would have been easy to bow to the vocal minority of supporters, suffering from premature dissatisfaction over Slade’s tenure. Instead, Bloom has used his rational, poker-playing head.
You can bet your last chip that Albion’s poor start to the season, and the reasons for it, were discussed in some depth by the manager and chairman at a routine meeting on Monday, arranged prior to the Oldham setback.
Neither of them can be happy with the current state of affairs and it is not just in politics that a week is a long time.
A second successive home defeat and bleak performance will not help Slade’s cause but the indications are he will at least be allowed the rest of the year to turn things around, which is only right and proper.
His detractors have short memories. Thanks to him Albion are hosting Hartlepool on Saturday, not Accrington Stanley.
The pace of change at the club has been frantic, not just in terms of turnover of players but the entire footballing structure of the club.
That process is ongoing. Strengthening the coaching resources remains a priority for Slade after he lost out in this respect to a League One rival in the summer.
Had he lost his job now, Albion would be looking for their fifth manager in just over three years, which is ridiculous.
The only sound reason for Slade’s post being in jeopardy would be an inescapable conclusion that Albion are destined for another relegation fight during the second half of the season.
It is still far too early to believe that.
The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
I can cope with the rascist drivel on here, it just reaffirms my view of them and I think the cruel light of exposure does them far more harm than good but I am fed up to the back teeth with this kind of rubbish, day in day out. Love the idea of banning them until proved correct.
ali jenkins
Thanks to Guinness Dave
I think there should be ONE thread on a Saturday evening just titled 'The Manager- Discuss <insert date here>' and then people can write what they want wether its pro or anti Slade and then anyone who doesnt want to hear the drivel about him being sacked doesnt have to read it! Anyone starting a new thread will be banned until the following Saturday when a new thread will be started!
Scoffers
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We should have 1 Thread called the "Sladeometer" where people can post their Slade in/out comments, and make it a sticky, and Ban anyone for 24 hours who posts such content anywhere else