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West ham united relegated.......Grant Sacked
- Thread starter Bring back Bryan wade!!
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how come you moved? east london a shithole?
- Nov 11, 2009
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If you dont know the answer to that elementary 50/50 Question dig54, you are not welcome on my pub quiz team!
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haha i know the answer. i just wanna hear him say it!
Jackthelad
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- Mar 31, 2010
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They won't go down that route. I think they will do all they can to get a British manager in. West Ham have gone through Zola and now Grant and both were huge mistakes. I really can't see them getting another foreign manager in. They will go for someone like Sam "the crook" Allardyce or Hughton. I can't see them going for Curbs or Warnock as both have sued West ham. Shame really as I would quite like Curbs or even Poyet as manager.
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poyet? bet you would you cheeky little hammer. however he doesnt want to ruin his managerial career christ!!
your best bet is big sam. he'll at least get you playing organised football if somewhat a tad boring. but if your winning games again surely that'll do you lot for a while? and your obviously going to be promotion candidates as im sure you wont sell ALL your players.
Tony Towner's Fridge
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Hughton surely. If they don't go back up next season then I fear they could do a Scummer or Charlaton.......
Cracking games next season for us...yee haa...
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Cracking games next season for us...yee haa...
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DT Withdean
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- Mar 5, 2011
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A kind of justice after lying about their undoubted saviour Tevez that season, and then the Premier League Board conspiring to let less-fashionable Sheff Utd go down.
Have been teetering on the brink of relegation for some seasons now.
Their luck just ran out.
Have been teetering on the brink of relegation for some seasons now.
Their luck just ran out.
Art Vs Science
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- Sep 1, 2010
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I think Hughton is nailed on! Young British & has done it before with Newcastle
I bet they regret not trying harder with O'Neill in January, although suspect he is too independent for the liking of the board.
BensGrandad
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Why? He walked out on Villa as he wasnt given sufficient money to buy the players he wanted so cant see him being given it at West Ham. I would think it will be Di Matteo or Hughton but an outside bet is Curbishley or Parkinson to go back as their problems were with previous owners not Gold and Sullivan.
ferring seagull
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- Dec 30, 2010
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Depending upon circumstances, the Companies Act should disallow individuals, as directors in companies who have been party to the demise of any other Company, from setting up new companies (or becoming involved in OTHER Companies !)
Just how much s--- would have been avoided if that was the law !
How many clubs (individuals and indeed bona fide companies) have been shafted ?
Would you work for this sort of people ??
Just how much s--- would have been avoided if that was the law !
How many clubs (individuals and indeed bona fide companies) have been shafted ?
Would you work for this sort of people ??
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BensGrandad
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What has that got to do with Gold and Sullivan who bought West Ham and kept them solvent after doing much the same for Birmingham. Shoddy business practice is not something that you can lay at their door and remember many on here saw Gold as our saviour when DK was struggling with money and we did not know of TB influence.
BensGrandad
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According to News at Ten the title of this thread is wrong Grant was not sacked he resigned or stepped down as you wish..
BBC News has just said that he was sacked immediately after the result was known.
So who knows if he went voluntarily or was pushed.
BBC News has just said that he was sacked immediately after the result was known.
So who knows if he went voluntarily or was pushed.
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A small snippet from the Telegraph...
"It has been estimated that Freddie Ljungberg and Kieron Dyer together cost the club close to £34 million in total. Again, to put that in context, that’s pretty much how much West Ham make from filling Upton Park for two full seasons. Two full seasons spent on two players."
"It has been estimated that Freddie Ljungberg and Kieron Dyer together cost the club close to £34 million in total. Again, to put that in context, that’s pretty much how much West Ham make from filling Upton Park for two full seasons. Two full seasons spent on two players."
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Kieron Dyer really is a waste of space.Everything thats wrong with football today.
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Figures in the Daily Telegraph highlighted Kieron Dyer - who has made only 22 appearances, never playing a full 90 minutes, becuase of injury since moving from Newcastle for £6 million three years ago - is the top earner on £83,000-a-week. His deal, which has a year to run, includes £424,000-a-season for image rights and £100,000 in loyalty fees.
What are loyalty fees? £424k a season image rights? Christ alive. That is over three times the annual salary of the Prime Minister, on image rights alone.
To be fair, whilst Dyer did not hold the club to ransom when he signed and has suffered from so many injuries, I would be rather embarrassed to have taken so much money and given little in return. Our very own Tanno ripped up his contract with West Ham when he realised that he would not recover properly from a serious injury.
GoldWithFalmer
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Think i'll have a go at this football management lark be crap at it take a few teams down and still get the remainder of my contract paid-money for nothing
Can you cut your teeth at Selhurst Park?
GoldWithFalmer
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I was going to start a Pompey get the beginners luck bit out of the way