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This just in. Sven stays "and has no case to answer for".
Colin Gibson has had his resignation accepted.
The receptionist has resigned also.
Well. For better or for worse atleast it's out of the way and we still have a half decent manager. However, more will come from the newspapers no doubt.
That was the positive side. Now the negative side.
SURELY THEY'RE JUST CRAWLING OUT SPINELESSLY! I mean come on. He would have gone with the other 3 if not for the pay off sum needed.
Well done FA, for "making a decision" on a major mishap.
Colin Gibson has had his resignation accepted.
The receptionist has resigned also.
Well. For better or for worse atleast it's out of the way and we still have a half decent manager. However, more will come from the newspapers no doubt.
That was the positive side. Now the negative side.
SURELY THEY'RE JUST CRAWLING OUT SPINELESSLY! I mean come on. He would have gone with the other 3 if not for the pay off sum needed.
Well done FA, for "making a decision" on a major mishap.
You'd love to give O'Neill a chance.
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I'm not surprised that he's staying on; he's done relatively well, with far less criticism than some former managers. Remember, it was poor refereeing that knocked us out of Euro 2004.
This was an off the pitch matter; let's hope on the pitch, England will still be able to compete after this little crisis. But before his staying on was confirmed, I was thinking of possible successors to Sven, even if he wasn't to be fired on Thursday, as was the case... I came up with Martin O'Neill and David O'Leary as two possible candidates, along with current England coaching staff member Steve McLaren also on the list. Ideas, anyone?
This was an off the pitch matter; let's hope on the pitch, England will still be able to compete after this little crisis. But before his staying on was confirmed, I was thinking of possible successors to Sven, even if he wasn't to be fired on Thursday, as was the case... I came up with Martin O'Neill and David O'Leary as two possible candidates, along with current England coaching staff member Steve McLaren also on the list. Ideas, anyone?
Right one decision made correctly, now they can fire him for screwing England's chances at Euro 2004 instead of screwing that secretary
I'm hungry, anyone up for a pizza?
This just in. Sven stays "and has no case to answer for".
Colin Gibson has had his resignation accepted.
The receptionist has resigned also.
Well. For better or for worse atleast it's out of the way and we still have a half decent manager. However, more will come from the newspapers no doubt.
That was the positive side. Now the negative side.
SURELY THEY'RE JUST CRAWLING OUT SPINELESSLY! I mean come on. He would have gone with the other 3 if not for the pay off sum needed.
Well done FA, for "making a decision" on a major mishap.
Colin Gibson has had his resignation accepted.
The receptionist has resigned also.
Well. For better or for worse atleast it's out of the way and we still have a half decent manager. However, more will come from the newspapers no doubt.
That was the positive side. Now the negative side.
SURELY THEY'RE JUST CRAWLING OUT SPINELESSLY! I mean come on. He would have gone with the other 3 if not for the pay off sum needed.
Well done FA, for "making a decision" on a major mishap.