It's been mooted that Harry Redknapp has been offered to Sullivan. He's stated that he could keep us up.
Now we're desperate. Whether this is true or not, I believe Rednapp's ego is big enough to say he would say this.
A simple YES or NO folks.
YES
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Re: HARRY REDKNAPP
It's funny really how each time they've tried to make it better it's just got worse. Moyes-->Lopetegui-->Potter-->Nuno
It just shows how trying to do these things on the cheap with out of work losers is a one way ticket to the bottom.
Absolutely! Had they paid for, let's say Marco Silva , we wouldn't be in the shite we are now in my opinion.
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Takashi Miike
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stubbo-admin
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Frankly, I'd entertain Bilic before Redknapp. Redkanpp was the better manager on balance, but is simply too irrelevant now.
Bilic is just about still modern. Or Edin Terzic (formerly part of Slaven's staff). Bilic with Redknapp as the elderly assistant manager might be better.
But they're all bad options, as is seemingly the incumbent.
It's funny really how each time they've tried to make it better it's just got worse. Moyes-->Lopetegui-->Potter-->Nuno
It just shows how trying to do these things on the cheap with out of work losers is a one way ticket to the bottom.
Bilic is just about still modern. Or Edin Terzic (formerly part of Slaven's staff). Bilic with Redknapp as the elderly assistant manager might be better.
But they're all bad options, as is seemingly the incumbent.
It's funny really how each time they've tried to make it better it's just got worse. Moyes-->Lopetegui-->Potter-->Nuno
It just shows how trying to do these things on the cheap with out of work losers is a one way ticket to the bottom.
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Is Graeme Souness still in the game?
Maybe he can sign somebody who says he is related to Mbappe? After watching a grainy compilation on a VHS tape.
That should solve our striker problem.
Maybe he can sign somebody who says he is related to Mbappe? After watching a grainy compilation on a VHS tape.
That should solve our striker problem.
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Wot a load of bollox
To these nostrils it has all the hallmarks of a rancid bucket of arse gravy
To these nostrils it has all the hallmarks of a rancid bucket of arse gravy
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he'd run out of ideas a quarter of a century ago, no I don't want that saggy faced cսnt
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Fuck no , anyway he’s too busy watching his string of horses win races probably bought with money he avoided paying tax on the crooked old git !
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