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1 minute ago, Froggy said:

 

Little bit yeah.

 

Bit fucked off we're going to be 6th for the next 10 years. 

 

:lol:

 

Could be a blessing in disguise that you don't challenge for anything this season, Solskjaer has taken you as far as he can and would be leaving a very very good squad for the next manager. We have years to even get to Europa League level imo.

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Just now, Danh1 said:

Ahh fairs! Sorry. :lol:

 

I seen it on SSN but I was only half watching. Must have been an average. 

 

:lol: All good. Had to scan each season on Wiki to be sure because I could've believed it.

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8 minutes ago, Froggy said:

 

Ashley was his boss. :lol: He was manager of a big club when he had no right to be and was desperately clinging on.

 

Doesn't matter now like.

He’d do a job at Old Trafford; Boyhood club. Roll your sleeves up. Go again. Injury crisis. Fans expectations. Relegation/Sacked with massive pay off. 
 

Get on the Bruce bus Friggy 

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I saw this elsewhere this morning. It is Stewart Downing talking about Martin O'Neill.

 

Bruce strikes me exactly in this mould, only problem being he's doing it over ten years later and he's not being given a huge amount of money like MON was, and obviously, no sixth place finishes. That shit does not work any more.

 

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"There were no tactics," Downing added. "You know some managers say right-back and so on. He'd just list the players, Friedel, Cuellar, Youngy... Then we'd look at each other like where are you playing?

 


"He's only rule was if either me or Youngy were having a quiet game then he'd tell us to switch, me, Agbonlahor and Young, he'd always switch us three around.

"We had days off and I was literally living in Middlesbrough playing for Villa because I'd have two/three days off a week. Honestly, he was unbelievable. He was like a Brian Clough."

Prior to O'Neill's resignation, Downing and the Villa squad spent pre-season in Dublin, which included seven nights out with Richard Dunne and James Collins the life and soul of the group after their recent arrivals.

As Downing continued: "Even in pre-season in Ireland... I like a night out and a few do. He'd signed Richard Dunne at this point.

"We'd train and then (O'Neill) said, I don't give a f*** what happens, make sure you're all fit on August 14. If you're injured don't play, if you're not feeling right don't play. You can have a night out.

"We were there for 10 nights in Dublin and I think we were out for seven. We were out till late with Dunney all around Dublin, James Collins. Honestly, I was thinking there's no way we're finishing in the top six, we've been on the p*** for seven days. Then we'd get back for pre-season, you've had your fun and a laugh it's time to work.

 

 

 

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