Kaizero

I really hope you stay up, you have always been a likeable club, normally play decent football, and I'm moving to Swansea in a few months, so I'd be handy if both Newcastle and Swansea were in the Premier League. I really, really, hope they go down for the way they treated Bradley. I'd say Swansea were fairly vindicated in the way they treated Bradley like Absolutely not. One of the managers with the best records in Europe when it comes to sorting out shitfuck teams into good teams (albeit not in the four massive leagues) and he was not even given a transfer window before being replaced by a manager with no record to speak of. This is a mental statement. Nah, give me five others that have taken teams on shoestring budgets consistently into title fights in the past few seasons? Based one one stint in the Norweigan league? Consistently as well? Weapons grade horseshit. French Ligue 2 as well. He also made the US national team look competitive, only for Klinsmann to fuck that shit up. Egypt as well. Not saying that international management similar to club management, but his past experiences clearly qualifies him for a role as Manager of Swansea much more than many others. I'm not saying he didn't fail at the job in his 11 matches. I'm saying he's a more astute appointment than the likes of Solskjær for Cardiff - to take a comparison from a manager coming in from the same league backrground. His background should also inspire more than someone that's mainly been an assistant and failed at his only head coaching gig. That his eleven matches in charge at Swansea was a mess isn't something I'm disputing.

I'm not disputing that at all. My frustration is with the people saying he shouldn't have been hired in the first place when you lok at all the bullshit hires going around the big four leagues.

He turned both those teams around in spectacular fashion and had them playing good football, man One of them had no budget as well.

I really hope you stay up, you have always been a likeable club, normally play decent football, and I'm moving to Swansea in a few months, so I'd be handy if both Newcastle and Swansea were in the Premier League. I really, really, hope they go down for the way they treated Bradley. I'd say Swansea were fairly vindicated in the way they treated Bradley like Absolutely not. One of the managers with the best records in Europe when it comes to sorting out shitfuck teams into good teams (albeit not in the four massive leagues) and he was not even given a transfer window before being replaced by a manager with no record to speak of. This is a mental statement. Nah, give me five others that have taken teams on shoestring budgets consistently into title fights in the past few seasons?

Paul Clement had only been an assistant coach and had a failed season as head coach of Derby before Swansea. A straight up comparison between them and Bradley already has the most merit (as a manager) for being hired for that job.

I really hope you stay up, you have always been a likeable club, normally play decent football, and I'm moving to Swansea in a few months, so I'd be handy if both Newcastle and Swansea were in the Premier League. I really, really, hope they go down for the way they treated Bradley. I'd say Swansea were fairly vindicated in the way they treated Bradley like One of the managers with the best records in Europe when it comes to sorting out shitfuck teams into good teams (albeit not in the four massive leagues) and he was not even given a transfer window before being replaced by a manager with no record to speak of. His average PPG prior to Swansea was 1.69 Discounting what Bradley has done in his career is plain dumb. He's proven himself in smaller leagues, why shouldn't he get a go in one of the big leagues? Isn't that what people have always wanted? Managers to go the long way around? Should just hand any open managerial gig in the big leagues to Giggsy tbh, he's played for Man Utd. I understand that people are angry at the owners probably hiring him just because he was American, as they themselves are American. They probably have the right to be annoyed because of that. My issue is that people are saying he'd never be good enough for a gig like that and hadn't earned his stripes. It's just bullshit. He'd earned his stripes 100% more than when for instance Solskjær was handed the Cardiff gig based on a playing career and two god seasons in the Norwegian league. Yet the press and people at that time were just "Aiight, let's see what he does then. He's played in the Prem. Well done, son."

Crucified by the media for being American and only given 11 matches to change a squad full of shit into not-shit No matter how many times someone tries to argue Bradley was rightly sacked, it will always be bullshit. Should he have been hired in the first place? Now that's a different argument, and that one could be had properly.

I really hope you stay up, you have always been a likeable club, normally play decent football, and I'm moving to Swansea in a few months, so I'd be handy if both Newcastle and Swansea were in the Premier League. I really, really, hope they go down for the way they treated Bradley. I'd say Swansea were fairly vindicated in the way they treated Bradley like Absolutely not. One of the managers with the best records in Europe when it comes to sorting out shitfuck teams into good teams (albeit not in the four massive leagues) and he was not even given a transfer window before being replaced by a manager with no record to speak of.

Sunderland 206 (31.7%) Hull City 126 (19.4%) Crystal Palace 87 (13.4%) Middlesbrough 176 (27.1%) Swansea City 12 (1.8%) Leicester City 16 (2.5%) Bournemouth 18 (2.8%) Southampton 0 (0%) Watford 2 (0.3%) Burnley 3 (0.5%) Stoke City 1 (0.2%) West Ham Utd 3 (0.5%) Poll reset.

I really hope you stay up, you have always been a likeable club, normally play decent football, and I'm moving to Swansea in a few months, so I'd be handy if both Newcastle and Swansea were in the Premier League. I really, really, hope they go down for the way they treated Bradley.

It's very unlikely but stranger things have happened. Two wins in the next two games and people would be believing. No they wouldn't As stated, it's impossible in 99% of the available fixture scenarios

Why are you people wasting your money? Even if they win all their remaining matches, the math doesn't add up. They're down. Only the slimmest of match result scenarios (1% likelyhood) can save them.

Of course this is the match I decided to combine with Stabæk for a double. I hate everything

This'll be Sandefjords first away win in the top division for over 30 games FFS

Aye, I've had a right mare today. Literally everything I've tried has been s***. Gone for a draw in Lazio v Napoli to try salvage the day, so it'll probably be 6-0 after 20 minutes. I'm watching Vålerenga - Sandefjord, had Vålerenga but they were down 0-1 at HT. Then they equalize and play great, which has me thinking "well, this'll go my way". Immediately after that thought there's a red card to Vålerenga and Sandefjord take the lead again

Not going too well today. 100% because I posted confidently about the bets

Mathematically down with 99% certainty. (As in they could only escape less than 1 out of a 100 times with the leagues remaining fixtures)

No. I've been 100% confident of a straight retrn to the Prem since day 1 of the season. Only thing I've been uncertain about is if it'll be 1st or 2nd.

Bendter scored an own goal in the Rosenborg - Molde match. This was his post match interview when he was meant to talk about the win: "Did you see Molde's goal though? We had no chance against such a fantastically made goal. What a striker."

My 100% win record on Norwegian bets still going strong this season. First big test tomorrow to see if Tromsø, Vålerenga, Odd and Bodø/Glimt finish off what Rosenborg started.

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Rosenborg already up 2-0 after 12 mins Printing money

I'll write something up for you before this weekends matches. I'll do it even though it will jinx me straight to hell In short though, Rosenborg may well go thirty matches undefeated this year and wil probably win most by two goals or more. Bendtner will also be top scorer in the league by a distance if he doesn't get injured. He's not even in shape and he's just toying with the Norwegian defenders so far even though he's essentially just Shola-esquely strolling around the pitch. The quality difference between him and the rest of the players in the league is staggering Not to mention Rosenborg basically got two players in every position better than a "best XI of all the other players in the league" team.

They've won 5 games (!) all season and haven't scored in about 20 matches. 330/1 seems more like it. Mathematically they are down with 98% certainty. Basically meaning they can only escape 2 times out of a 100 attempts. They're down.