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Lets just kill the fat saggy wab.

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[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=43313.msg1238752#msg1238752 date=1293639120]
because there's shit all over the floor. and while we have roy here we may as well use his fat saggy body to wipe up as much of it as we can. [/quote]

ha ha

roy 'shit mop' hodgson
 
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[quote author=Mr_V link=topic=43313.msg1238587#msg1238587 date=1293619934]
All this 'Get Kenny back' irks me, he hasn't managed in the Premiership for over 10 years, what's to say he'll get more out of these players than Roy? He wont... End of... And to bring him back runs the risk of losing his legendary status.

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All this "he hasn't managed in the Premiership for over 10 years" is what irks me. So what if he hasn't? Some folks keep parroting this but never get as far as Word 1 of an explanation why it makes any difference. The man himself doesn't think it rules him out, and that's good enough for me.
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The game has changed and Dalglish's record as a manager since Blackburn is not particularly good.

Dalglish would mitovate you & me... he'd motivate Gerrard & Carragher... Torres & Riena would respect him... but what's he going to do different than Roy... really...

When he last managed... did he deal with international "megstars" & their agents or even fringe rap-star Dutchmen

He made a pigs arse of the Celtic job & fell out with Ginola at Newcastle befire taking them from 2nd to 13th & got sacked from both jobs.

It's like being delighted about re-signing Robbie Fowler and then realising he was absoluitely fucking shite compared to the player he once was.

If the only good from appointing Dalglish as manager is that Roy gets the boot... then we'd be better served putting Sammy Lee in there until the end of the season.


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[size=10pt]Newcastle United[/size]
On 14 January 1997, Dalglish was appointed manager of Newcastle United, on a three and a half year contract, inheriting a squad of players reputed, by previous manager Kevin Keegan, to be the best the club had ever had. From a starting point of fourth place in the Premier League on the exit of Keegan, Dalglish guided the club to a runner-up finish come May and a place in the new format of the following season's UEFA Champions League. However, the 1997–98 campaign only saw the team end up in 13th place. Many have claimed that the players Dalglish signed in the pre-season did not live up to those that he inherited from Keegan, whilst others reflect upon the long term injury of Alan Shearer to be the biggest woe he faced. But for all the domestic woes, 1997–98 brought Dalglish some of his finest moments as manager of Newcastle United, including the famous 3–2 Matchday 1 UEFA Champions League win over Barcelona, and the defeat of Sheffield United by one goal to nil at the semi-final stage of the FA Cup. However, Newcastle could only manage a 2-0 loss to Arsenal in the Final. Dalglish was sacked by Freddie Shepherd, who had only hired him twenty months previously, after two draws in the opening two games of the subsequent 1998-1999 season (namely, against Charlton and with one goal apiece in an away fixture to Chelsea, respectively), in favour of former Chelsea manager Ruud Gullit.[28]

Dalglish expressed his enforced departure as his only regret of his time on Tyneside, having hitherto rebuilt the reserve side scrapped by predecessor Keegan and signed a number of players, including Nolberto Solano, Gary Speed and Shay Given, who would remain fixtures of the team into the 2000s.

[size=10pt]Celtic[/size]

In June 1999 he was appointed Director of Football at Celtic, with his former Liverpool signing John Barnes appointed as head coach.[29] Barnes was sacked in February 2000 and Dalglish was appointed manager, and he guided them to the Scottish League Cup final where they beat Aberdeen 2–0 at Hampden Park. He left the club shortly after, paving the way for Martin O'Neill to usher in a new period of Celtic dominance in Scottish football.[30]
Dalglish was unhappy with the departure and Celtic's termination of his contract. He had recommended previous manager Barnes to the club and offered himself as a replacement manager should the young Barnes not succeed in the role.[31] In spite of the termination of his contract, Dalglish vowed to stay on as Director of football. After a brief legal battle, Dalgish accepted Celtic's settlement offer of £600,000.[32]
 
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=43313.msg1238547#msg1238547 date=1293612355]
I just noticed that at the halfway-ish stage of the season we are three points above the relegation zone and STILL on negative goals.
Fucking Liverpool.
Fuck you Rafa and fuck you x 1000000 Roy.Fuck you Gillet and Hicks.
Fuck you most of the playing staff.
Fuck.
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Thats cruel... You should give him at least 10 games before you judge him... Ehh or judge him by the last 6 games I meant... Hmmm At least judge him by the terrific Europen performances... I meant he inherited this team, so judge him in 3-4 years when he has assembled his own squad!!!!
 
is this the new bye bye roy thread? i hope not because I don't want to have to mod again

it's tiring
 
[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=43313.msg1238752#msg1238752 date=1293639120]
because there's shit all over the floor. and while we have roy here we may as well use his fat saggy body to wipe up as much of it as we can. then at the end of the season we can fire him, throwing out a shit-stained hodgson. if if fire him now he will undoubtedly blame the board's lack of patience, the squad, benitez and every other excuse his delluded failing mind can come up with to dump more shit on the club
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Who gives a flying one what the guy may say, then or at any other time?

Roy out. Now.
 
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=43313.msg1238981#msg1238981 date=1293656828]
Roy out. Now.
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That's the only answer. How much longer do they intend to allow this to go on?

How many more rubbish teams are we going to watch outplay us over the course of this season?

It's was beyond a joke a couple months ago. Now I just don't know what to say anymore.
 
We will get relegated if we dont sack Hodgson right now. We can't wait any longer. Why Henry is sleeping and not reacting to this disaster? Is he a fucking moron? What the fuck is Comolli doing?
 
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[quote author=monsieurdantes link=topic=43313.msg1238752#msg1238752 date=1293639120]
because there's shit all over the floor. and while we have roy here we may as well use his fat saggy body to wipe up as much of it as we can. then at the end of the season we can fire him, throwing out a shit-stained hodgson. if if fire him now he will undoubtedly blame the board's lack of patience, the squad, benitez and every other excuse his delluded failing mind can come up with to dump more shit on the club
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Who gives a flying one what the guy may say, then or at any other time?

Roy out. Now.
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there is nothing to gain. the season is lost. is it not better that the old cunt sits in our dugout and suffer the abuse and chants like today. that he gets booed. that he gets broken. that the worst sections of the kop spew their hatred upon him. and then when he is nothing but a shadow of a person, pale, frail, pathetic, and broken that is how i would like to see him fired.
 
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=43313.msg1238589#msg1238589 date=1293620269]
a competent manager (not excellent, just competent) would have had us challenging for the league never mind 4th place.
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That's the best laugh i've had this xmas.
 
Yeah, that's just fucking wrong.

But Roy is a laughing stock, and deserves to be fired.
 
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