Would you expect him to walk out on Greece before or after they defend their European championship title for us who haven't come within an asses roar of qualifying for same?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Adrianovic
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Would you expect him to walk out on Greece before or after they defend their European championship title for us who haven't come within an asses roar of qualifying for same?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Adrianovic
I can't provide you with concrete proof after a quick search, but Football Manager 2008 says he can (for what its worth) and I'm sure he got interviewed at Euro 2004 on the beeb.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
I'll have a look around.
can we get a poll going? I don't seem to be able to set one up. I'd be very surprised if the two bookies favourites even feature in the top 5. It has to be realistic i.e. no Mourinho within the choices, but I think it would be an interesting exercise.
Neither did Stan :pQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
In any case I cant see how he will leave Greece after qualifying for the Euros again. I'm sure he would want another crack at qualifying for the WC with them.
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Originally Posted by NeilMcD
I'm not knocking Andy's ability ( I concur he's our most/only creative midfielder ) just suggesting a healthy kebab may be helpful to him in creating a more streamlined athlete......much like your goodself;)
Rehhagel is also a deft and ruthless club politician. He is notorious for restructuring clubs so that he wields absolute power, making friends with powerful people and using them to eliminate the opposition. He prefers the system of a benign dictatorship. His way of handling a club - in a competent and innovative, but also highly patronizing and condescending way - has been immortalized as ottocracy, a pun on his name and also a mix of the words democracy and autocracy.
He should get on with Delaney.
From wikipedia.
Why thank you. Its a pity The Green Hornet does not like the skills of Andy Reid rather than young Shane Long.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sligo Hornet
I think if we presented it as the challenge it is. A half decent squad of players, with some young lads coming through, a public prepared to love football and a different test in a part of Europe he hasn't managed in before -he could be tempted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Metrostars
I would say he is a realistic candidate, I'm not guaranteeing he'd take it if asked, but I'd say there's more chance of him than Louis van Gaal.
Not that I dispute the truthiness (see Stephen Colbert) of this particular piece of information. However, as we know from the comments added to John Delaney and Steve Staunton's wikipedia entries after particularly disastrous results, it is not necessarily the most reliable source of information. Possibly added by a disgruntled fan/chairman/opponent/wife/etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Give my 9 realistic choices and I'll put them in a poll.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
Roy Hodgson
Leo Beenhakker
Paul Jewell
Greame Souness
David O Leary
Liam Brady
Steve Coppell
Ron Atkinson
Terry Venables
John Aldridge
are all realistic
CoppellQuote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy
1 Aldo
2 o leary
3 brady
4 jewell
5 reid
6 graham
7 souness
8 givens
9 venables
Don't think that Atkinson is realistic, I'd imagine that the FAI might think that he has too much baggage with him.
I did meet himself and Andy Gray in Yokohama at the world cup, sound guys, directed us to where there was free beer been given away. Got absolutely soused on free Japanese beer. Ah, the good old days.
As a starter
O'Leary
Aldridge
Jewell
Troussier
Souness
Coppell
Rehagel
De Haan
Ah man, if Peter Reid's name is mentioned two more times he might just appear from the ether and become our manager. Begone Reid.Quote:
Originally Posted by see's it
As laughable as Reid its nothing to the hiliarity that would ensue if John Aldridge got the job.
houllier
Coppell
Troussier
O'leary
Jewell
Van Gaal
Souness
Venables
added...
cheers for putting it up eirebhoy.Quote:
Originally Posted by eirebhoy