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Isn't wringing like a twisting motion, as one would use to rinse a flannel or wash cloth? Of to dispense chinese burns?
[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=43070.msg1229856#msg1229856 date=1291678677]
Isn't wringing like a twisting motion, as one would use to rinse a flannel or wash cloth? Of to dispense chinese burns?
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i think the essential element of the word is the squeezing out of residual liquid, more than any specific motion.
Isn't wringing like a twisting motion, as one would use to rinse a flannel or wash cloth? Of to dispense chinese burns?
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i think the essential element of the word is the squeezing out of residual liquid, more than any specific motion.
Martin Jol quit his Ajax job hours after Hughton's dismissal. :🙂
[quote author=localny link=topic=43070.msg1229882#msg1229882 date=1291687955]
[quote author=Binny link=topic=43070.msg1229880#msg1229880 date=1291687032]
Martin Jol quit his Ajax job hours after Hughton's dismissal. :🙂
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Didn't Hougton work with him at Spurs. Ouch, backstabbing or whaa (if true)
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Oh, you reminded me about that, localny. Will be 'interesting' to see if Newcastle does make a swift appointment. Guess they'd someone lined up and it will be a fast one though. I thought Mike Ashley fancy the European style, i.e. DOF type of system? Ironic for Jol to accept working under that, having 'suffered' while with Spurs (though I guess at Ajax the same system was in existence?).
[quote author=Binny link=topic=43070.msg1229880#msg1229880 date=1291687032]
Martin Jol quit his Ajax job hours after Hughton's dismissal. :🙂
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Didn't Hougton work with him at Spurs. Ouch, backstabbing or whaa (if true)
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Oh, you reminded me about that, localny. Will be 'interesting' to see if Newcastle does make a swift appointment. Guess they'd someone lined up and it will be a fast one though. I thought Mike Ashley fancy the European style, i.e. DOF type of system? Ironic for Jol to accept working under that, having 'suffered' while with Spurs (though I guess at Ajax the same system was in existence?).
[quote author=localny link=topic=43070.msg1229887#msg1229887 date=1291689862]
Yeah Binny, odd. And Houghton to Jol isn't exactly a step up. Houghton deserves to go on to greater things, though, and hopefully this will be a happy accident with a better outcome for him..
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Seems like the foreigner edge over British manager might still be present then. My worry for Hughton is he'll not get a chance to be no. 1 again, especially not at top flight, which he deserve to have a fair crack at, having worked his way up. Either a revert back to a first team coach/no. 2, or settle for a championship/lower league club.
Yeah Binny, odd. And Houghton to Jol isn't exactly a step up. Houghton deserves to go on to greater things, though, and hopefully this will be a happy accident with a better outcome for him..
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Seems like the foreigner edge over British manager might still be present then. My worry for Hughton is he'll not get a chance to be no. 1 again, especially not at top flight, which he deserve to have a fair crack at, having worked his way up. Either a revert back to a first team coach/no. 2, or settle for a championship/lower league club.
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[quote author=localny link=topic=43070.msg1229887#msg1229887 date=1291689862]
Yeah Binny, odd. And Houghton to Jol isn't exactly a step up. Houghton deserves to go on to greater things, though, and hopefully this will be a happy accident with a better outcome for him..
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Seems like the foreigner edge over British manager might still be present then. My worry for Hughton is he'll not get a chance to be no. 1 again, especially not at top flight, which he deserve to have a fair crack at, having worked his way up. Either a revert back to a first team coach/no. 2, or settle for a championship/lower league club.
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I think he will Binny. It's Universally accepted he's done a great job, albeit with rough patches recently. The common perception is that he's been badly treated here. He's done enough to be picked-up by another mid table club. And by all accounts players will be lining up to sign for him...players love playing for him as he's a decent sort.
[quote author=localny link=topic=43070.msg1229887#msg1229887 date=1291689862]
Yeah Binny, odd. And Houghton to Jol isn't exactly a step up. Houghton deserves to go on to greater things, though, and hopefully this will be a happy accident with a better outcome for him..
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Seems like the foreigner edge over British manager might still be present then. My worry for Hughton is he'll not get a chance to be no. 1 again, especially not at top flight, which he deserve to have a fair crack at, having worked his way up. Either a revert back to a first team coach/no. 2, or settle for a championship/lower league club.
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I think he will Binny. It's Universally accepted he's done a great job, albeit with rough patches recently. The common perception is that he's been badly treated here. He's done enough to be picked-up by another mid table club. And by all accounts players will be lining up to sign for him...players love playing for him as he's a decent sort.
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[quote author=Binny link=topic=43070.msg1229888#msg1229888 date=1291690788]
[quote author=localny link=topic=43070.msg1229887#msg1229887 date=1291689862]
Yeah Binny, odd. And Houghton to Jol isn't exactly a step up. Houghton deserves to go on to greater things, though, and hopefully this will be a happy accident with a better outcome for him..
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Seems like the foreigner edge over British manager might still be present then. My worry for Hughton is he'll not get a chance to be no. 1 again, especially not at top flight, which he deserve to have a fair crack at, having worked his way up. Either a revert back to a first team coach/no. 2, or settle for a championship/lower league club.
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I think he will Binny. It's Universally accepted he's done a great job, albeit with rough patches recently. The common perception is that he's been badly treated here. He's done enough to be picked-up by another mid table club. And by all accounts players will be lining up to sign for him...players love playing for him as he's a decent sort.
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I totally agree with you, localny. But any managerial change for mid table/relegation threatened team will probably be due to their underachievement/precarious situation. They'll probably prefer a more experienced, 'safer' option - the same reason, or rather, excuse, that Newcastle gave. I'd think Hughton's best bet will be a Championship club.
[quote author=Binny link=topic=43070.msg1229888#msg1229888 date=1291690788]
[quote author=localny link=topic=43070.msg1229887#msg1229887 date=1291689862]
Yeah Binny, odd. And Houghton to Jol isn't exactly a step up. Houghton deserves to go on to greater things, though, and hopefully this will be a happy accident with a better outcome for him..
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Seems like the foreigner edge over British manager might still be present then. My worry for Hughton is he'll not get a chance to be no. 1 again, especially not at top flight, which he deserve to have a fair crack at, having worked his way up. Either a revert back to a first team coach/no. 2, or settle for a championship/lower league club.
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I think he will Binny. It's Universally accepted he's done a great job, albeit with rough patches recently. The common perception is that he's been badly treated here. He's done enough to be picked-up by another mid table club. And by all accounts players will be lining up to sign for him...players love playing for him as he's a decent sort.
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I totally agree with you, localny. But any managerial change for mid table/relegation threatened team will probably be due to their underachievement/precarious situation. They'll probably prefer a more experienced, 'safer' option - the same reason, or rather, excuse, that Newcastle gave. I'd think Hughton's best bet will be a Championship club.
Pardew it is then? Negotiating with a club when their manager is still in place. How honourable. Should be counting his luck too, having been sacked from League 1, seemingly bouncing back to EPL thanks to connections.
If they've really sacked Hughton to replace him with a nonentity like Pardew, they'll totally deserve relegation.
Yeah, I was beginning to warm to them with Hughton in charge. Now I want them relegated.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=43070.msg1230483#msg1230483 date=1291806356]
If they've really sacked Hughton to replace him with a nonentity like Pardew, they'll totally deserve relegation.
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Yep, it is completely mad. I was sure they would be appointing Jol and even though it would still have been a cuntish thing to do it would have at least made some sense.
When a manager that has got them promoted and sitting 11th in the league gets sacked for Alan Pardew the world(Toonland at least) has gone mad.
If they've really sacked Hughton to replace him with a nonentity like Pardew, they'll totally deserve relegation.
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Yep, it is completely mad. I was sure they would be appointing Jol and even though it would still have been a cuntish thing to do it would have at least made some sense.
When a manager that has got them promoted and sitting 11th in the league gets sacked for Alan Pardew the world(Toonland at least) has gone mad.
Apparently Jol was ruled out after he rejected a result/incentive-based contract. They are reporting that the new manager will not have any signing on fees, will not be liable to any compensation should he be sacked and his achievements with the club will determine how much more he earns on top of his basic pay. Not sure how they will judge that though, surely they can't see silverware as the only means of 'achievement', esp for a newly promoted side? That said, nothing about Newcastle and Mike Ashley should surprise us. :🙂
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=43070.msg1230483#msg1230483 date=1291806356]
If they've really sacked Hughton to replace him with a nonentity like Pardew, they'll totally deserve relegation.
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That's what the rumour is - that it's Pardew - fucking baffling
If they've really sacked Hughton to replace him with a nonentity like Pardew, they'll totally deserve relegation.
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That's what the rumour is - that it's Pardew - fucking baffling
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I'd probably restart the game by now if I were Newcastle chairman and keep my fingers firmly crossed it hadn't been auto-saved.
Those 14 may well be Sunderland fans. 😛
I have no sympathy for Newcastle fans. None.
Anyway, this thread went massively off track. Someone name some fit Geordies.
Anyway, this thread went massively off track. Someone name some fit Geordies.
Cheryl Cole.
We've established her, Donna Air and Raoul Moat's bit. Any others?
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We've established her, Donna Air and Raoul Moat's bit. Any others?
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spuggy?
We've established her, Donna Air and Raoul Moat's bit. Any others?
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spuggy?
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