UncleBingo

Celtic 🤣🤣

Anfield absolutely bouncing again.

Heaton Stan bounce back with a 3-0 win over Ossett. Could have been 5 or 6 to be fair, much better.

Was there too, three home games without a goal is worrying. They were excellent at Dunston a couple of weeks ago but really struggling for confidence now. Reminds me of Newcastle last season during their injury crisis.

Hand on his shoulder but didn't grab his shirt at any point.

Dunston 3-2 Heaton Stan. Really entertaining game, which Stan should have got at least a point out of, but undone by two cracking set-piece headers by the Dunston centre half. Also nice to see a game played on a brilliant pitch, like a bowling green compared to Grounsell. No sign of Wraith or any gangsters.

🤣🤣🤣 Incredible.

The fucking irony. 🤣

So what you're saying is, the club may or may not do better if they sack him? Cheers, Chris.

So, sacking the manager fixes everying Mr 'Concerns'?

But that's a completely different statement to saying that sacking the manager suddenly elevates the team and crowd, you utter blit.

Claiming that sacking the manager is a sudden fix is about as hysterical as it gets on all honesty. Jesus wept.

Hysterical nonsense. How long have you been a fan, you entitled clown?

I don't see it as threading the needle, one is a paid and contracted role while the other is supposedly a honour and not done for financial reasons. When I say across the board, I meant that all other countries should have to follow suit.....but I could see the negative ramifications that could have on some of the smaller and developing nations. Maybe you could make certain dispensations for countries operating at lower levels?

'Talk like adults' 🤣 Personally, I think representing and managing your country are two entirely different things - one is an achievement within your sport, the other is a job. However, I wouldn't be opposed to the same rules being applied to non-playing staff....as long as it was across the board for everyone. I'm not sure what the ramifications would be with employment law etc.

I haven't dreamt anything up, the English media have a history of going after people that aren't pally with them, or who don't sing the national anthem with enough gusto.

I clearly stated that "I don't really give a shite where people were born", do keep up.

There are clearly defined criteria on who can and can't represent a country on the pitch, I don't really give a shite where people were born......take Owen Hargreaves, I was much more offended by his haircut than his accent or birthplace. No such rules exist for non-playing staff, so I don't really care where they were born or whether they'll sing the national anthem or not......I certainly wouldn't FWIW. It is a sad indictment of our coaching set up in England that there are very few people you would even consider, but this is a country where journeymen like Allardyce, Bruce, Rednapp etc are lauded simply for being friends with the right people in the press. The likes of Potter would never be given a chance by these same people clamouring for someone English.

Yours is incredible, to be fair.

Killer blow? Pipe down you daft cunt. 🤣 I just wanted to know where tou draw the line with your England for the English policy?

Answer my question.

Do you think only English born players have played for England? 🤣

So, do you want FIFA to impose these rules or just the FA? Do you restrict this to players as well, or just employees?

Name calling? 🤣 So where do you draw the lines on a players ethinicty? Genuine question.

So where are you drawing the lines with the forrins, Nige?