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Hull supporters must be over the moon with this sudden resignation.  Bet they can't believe their luck.

 

Not the one I know, he's gutted.

 

You have to remember, for Hull fans, these are impressive times - promotion to the PL, relegation, FA Cup final. It's Hull City. Ten years ago they were playing on a dog shit strewn council park in front of 15 people (well, you know what I mean) and nothing exciting ever happened to them.

 

It'd be fucking great to see Tactics Tim back in business, though, the fucking TWAT.

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Hull supporters must be over the moon with this sudden resignation.  Bet they can't believe their luck.

 

Not the one I know, he's gutted.

 

You have to remember, for Hull fans, these are impressive times - promotion to the PL, relegation, FA Cup final. It's Hull City. Ten years ago they were playing on a dog shit strewn council park in front of 15 people (well, you know what I mean) and nothing exciting ever happened to them.

 

It'd be fucking great to see Tactics Tim back in business, though, the fucking TWAT.

 

In a higher league than both of us  :mou:

 

He would be a massive failure at Hull though, which would be fun.

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Tottenham's Mauricio Pochettino is to be approached about the vacant Argentina coach's position, according to reports in the country.

 

National football association (AFA) chief Armando Perez is to fly to Spain to speak to Atletico Madrid's Diego Simeone and Sevilla's Jorge Sampaoli.

 

And while in Europe he will sound out Pochettino, 44, Argentina FA sources told broadsheet La Nacion.

 

Ex-Argentina international Pochettino is contracted by Spurs until 2022.

 

Perez also plans to speak to Lionel Messi. He wants the Barcelona forward and former Argentina captain to reverse his recent decision to quit international football.

 

Messi made the decision last month after the national side lost to Chile on penalties in the Copa America final. Coach Gerardo Martino resigned a week later, reportedly over problems in naming a side for next month's Rio Olympics.

 

"It would be gratifying for everyone to persuade Messi to desist from his decision to quit," Perez told reporters.

 

The pay cut would be obscene. Might well be Bielsa or Maradona again 

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I'm sure Everton fans enjoyed last season

 

hopefully not

I don't think anyone but Leicester fans enjoyed last season tbh :lol:

EDIT: Bournemouth as well, but that's probably about it.

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I'm sure Everton fans enjoyed last season

 

hopefully not

I don't think anyone but Leicester fans enjoyed last season tbh :lol:

EDIT: Bournemouth as well, but that's probably about it.

Sunderland fans, once they had secured survival at least.
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