Hi Ho Silva
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It’s boss they fucked Everton off and they ended with big sam. He’s going to wreck the blueshite.
It's just so beautifully typical of the madhouse that is football, that a few weeks after rejecting 15m from Everton, they sack him, and also blame Everton
But they've been in free fall since he wasn't allowed to move, so he deserves it.
But they've been in free fall since he wasn't allowed to move, so he deserves it.
I assume Silva will be at Southampton before the end of Feb
Yeah, and all the tasty relegation-threatened EPL jobs have been filled for now - he must be thinking if only they sacked him just a week earlier he surely would have gotten Stoke instead of Lambert. Cruel, but maybe he does deserve it.
And obviously Fat Sam at Everton is a fantastic gift for us all
I don't get why Silva was so sought after. He's shit.
Sheik...people love shit.
Well if he stays out of work, hopefully the bluenoses will realise they don't need to stick with Alladyce, he and his team of 124 or whatever it is 'staff' will be booted out of there in the summer, Sammy Lee will face a lifetime of regret for burning his bridges with LFC for the sake of a few months bouncing up and down with a stupid earpiece in, and Silva will come in and do a Martinez.
This :
Latest reports suggest that Liverpool are ready to offer Serie A giants Inter Milan striker Daniel Sturridge, but the Merseyside club are asking for a huge something in return.
According to Indykaila sources close to Anfield, Reds boss Jurgen Klopp will allow the 28-year-old England international to go to the San Siro; if Liverpool can have Argentine frontman Mauro Icardi as part of the deal.
Ah, that reminds me, @Woland, do you fancy swapping that new Tesla of yours for my 2007 Citroen Grand Picasso?
Plus 60M
This is in a world where Pardew and Hodgson - among others - get job after job.
He played well at Stoke the other Wednesday.
Very interesting e-mail from a Portuguese acquaintance just now. He's a Sporting fan and reckons the only surprise about what's happened at Watford is that Silva lasted this long there after the Everton move fell through. Apparently the scuttlebutt in Lisbon is that Silva and his agent ALLEGEDLY have a cunning plan whereby, when Silva goes to a new club, he buys as many players as he can persuade the board to pay for, and a fair few of those players tend to be handled by his agent, who's in clover as a result and passes Silva a kickback or twenty from it all. Maybe this accounts for the way Silva's lost all interest since he didn't get his move.
Flanagan, your future is assured!
He's done a great job everywhere he has been and Watford were flying high when they were in for him.
That's what now, nine managers sacked?
Surely a record for one season in the top flight.
No manager who joins Watford will stay loyal to them, not that there's much loyalty in the game.
Soon as a future manager has a sniff from another club within the first few months, he would be best advised to leave.
Although the new manager they picked sounds like on paper rather desperate even for Pozzi lot, I would imagine a lot of their investments are rather over leveraged and if one goes down out of their clubs then it could mean big problems but with parachute payments in UK they would probably be ok. I would imagine they can always grab Pardew next season if they have to twist again.
Soon as a future manager has a sniff from another club within the first few months, he would be best advised to leave.
Although the new manager they picked sounds like on paper rather desperate even for Pozzi lot, I would imagine a lot of their investments are rather over leveraged and if one goes down out of their clubs then it could mean big problems but with parachute payments in UK they would probably be ok. I would imagine they can always grab Pardew next season if they have to twist again.
11 in one season is the PL record.
That's insane. I don't ever remember it being this bad.
Even so that record could go this season.
How can you build a team when the average is 18 months for a EPL manager.
Hull were relegated. I don't care what fucking metrics you look at, getting RELEGATED can, in no way, be described as having "done a great job"
Ha, he took over a complete adrift Hull side in Jan and they won a lot of points including beating us.
Not to mention winning the 2nd league of their league cup tie against Utd.
They also won their 3rd round tie in the fa cup.
For a team with barely 11 senior players and an a crazy own with alienated fans he did amazingly well to get them as close to safety as he did.
He was manager for 18 league games.
They had 13pts from 20 league games when he took over and sat bottom of the table 3 points adrift of 19th.
They won 6 and drew 3 of their remaining 18 fixtures for 21pts.
They finished 18th in the end two places better off.
If he was in charge for the season with that points rate they would have finished 12th on 45 points.
He did a fantastic job and was so surprise when Watford snapped him up.
He still got relegated.
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