mrmojorisin75

You could be right. Unless he can bring in at least 3 players in January we'll be fucked. The most uninspiring manager making uninspiring decisions. he wants fucking riise man, i'd rather he didn't get to sign any cunt if that's who he's aiming for

mirrors my own first thought...i think he's done an adequate job so far but i honestly don't even think he'll manage to maintain "adequate" for the rest of the season for us to survive i think we really needed a boost that the appointment of a good, competent manager (or an emotional appointment like shearer) would have given us we got this

fucking hell

this

tenner on alves then

think that sums up my feelings, i've never known anything like it - it's like being on some type of drug that just won't wear off, bizarre is the word

Oh my fucking God. makes me want to weep

aye but he's harping on about when the clubs being sold, who's bidding for it, any fucking thing anyone asks him about by the looks of it

£££££££££££ Reckon we'll be diving into the January market, do you? We'll spend f*** all, mainly no player in their right mind would come to us right now but also because the 'manager' is a f***ing plum. His masterplan is to try and sign 2 Arsenal players on loan that he's said a day or two later won't be coming and ginger balls Riise. Ding f***ing dong. i just don't get kinnear, what's his fucking game? it's like he's been in solitary confinement since leaving forest and will talk to any fucker about anything just so he has a friend to talk to for the life of me i can't recall anyone spouting so much unprofessional shite in the world of football

interesting some people think ashley would spend 2m on acquiring a player for 6 months who'll then fuck off back to his club, who'll then sell him on for the full fee to someone else if ashley spends anything, which i doubt, imo it will be only be on permanent transfers for his "balance sheet"...just don't see him throwing money away on loans

tell ya, i've been gone for weeks (bastards made me work for my money recently, can't recall that in the interview) to come back and see that i could basically never have left same people, same bullshit, same arguments going nowhere with no idea how to get there

Big Sam tried that and was absolutley hated for it plurk

this fucking thread...

fuck meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Agreed, we should tender our resignation from the league right now a-ha-ha-ha-ha fuck off double

i've exhausted the legal boubdaries of euthanasia & damien duff and frankly theres no way to win

Agreed, we should tender our resignation from the league right now a-ha-ha-ha-ha fuck off

Wor Gezza what? who? well not duff anyways...geremi i presume

who fucking crossed for the goal?

once again i'm kinda drunk dialling but if we're being technical isn't the "shepherd legacy" what we're experiencing now? i add the question mark for effect 'cause the answer is indisputable '

You're definitely not the only one. I agree with pretty much everything you've written there, and especially the bits in bold. Imo Keegan will be damned lucky if NUFC has him back, and not the other way around. Personally I hope that the new owners look elsewhere, and as you suggest with a positive forwards vision rather than a nostalgic backwards glance. If the best predictor of future behaviour is past behaviour then Keegan is way too much of a risk - he's walked numerous times before, and imo it would just be a matter of time before he walked again. Keegan has given much to (but also taken much from, which sometimes seems to be forgotten around here) NUFC in the past - his legendary status is assured, but it's time that the club moved on. yep bang the fuck on the money from chicago

maybe the itk's got together and declared him a figment of his own imagination and his just ceased to exist

I would as well, just not so sure he would be able to acheive anything of note even then. same

I know this is romantic bollocks but I was never surprised that he failed at other clubs/jobs (promotions aside) - I always felt this was the only place he could work or would really want to and that this is the only club that would want him. england aside i don't think he failed personally elsewhere...but i do agree with your latter point, and it's the reason i can't see a third coming working i said this at the time when MA appointed KK that what was needed, IMO then and now, was a clean sweep...a new manager with a long term "plan" (sorry, really i am) in mind don't get me wrong if whoever takes over brings KK back i'll be happier than i am now but i'd be happier if whoever they are thought they'd identified the next wenger/purple face and stuck with him through thick and thin and backed him to the hilt if KK comes back i think it would only ever be short term, i.e. < 3 years