I like this
Partly because it’s probably the right thing to do for the long term
But mostly because the reactions of some on here will be extremely funny
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[Albion] Next manager?
- Thread starter mothy
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Partly because it’s probably the right thing to do for the long term
But mostly because the reactions of some on here will be extremely funny
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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I have no issue with extending his contract.
I think he is a decent prospect.
but when was this "lovely football" of which you speak?
Possibly 20 minutes vs Bournemouth, other than that I'm not really recalling a lot of great football.
some decent results for sure.
But not the type of jaw-dropping football I saw under that first season with De Zerbi.
Please Liam Rosenoir
- Nov 11, 2009
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He'd be popular with fans.
Lot of credit in the bank before he's even taken a training session.
Who Petter
A sizeable number of our contingent will be delighted as Saint Graham can do no wrong in their eyes
Of course he is
rebel51
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Mark Hughes would be ok.
Nobby
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- Sep 29, 2007
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De Zerbi had three midfielders called MacAllister Caicedo and Gross.
Uh_huh_him
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- Sep 28, 2011
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yeah sure.
But Fab has better replacements than RDZ had in his second season.
I still saw plenty of great performances without Caicedo and MacAllister.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
George Graham
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Dangerous Idiot
So did Potter and he didn’t get us to Europe. Infact he also had Bissouma for yonks to.
Mancgull
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I must have missed that lovely football. Perhaps our home game v Chelsea.
I don't think it really matters who the manager is all the time that players are going down with injuries at the rate they are
The only team to show any real consistency this season is Liverpool and from memory they haven't really suffered from injuries.
The PL/FIFA/UEFA need to have a serious look at the players work loads.
The only team to show any real consistency this season is Liverpool and from memory they haven't really suffered from injuries.
The PL/FIFA/UEFA need to have a serious look at the players work loads.
The Fits
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- Jun 29, 2020
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They are about mid table aren’t they? Forest have had the least iirc.
London Irish
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Gus Poyet-Rob De Zerbi co-managers. Come on, you’d turn up to watch that
Every Premier League side ranked by how much they have suffered from injuries in 24/25
Arsenal are challenging for the title despite being one of the most injured teams this season 👏
www.givemesport.com
Quite right Forest at top of injury free
Players
Pool are second on this list
Guess it's also not as simple as numbers and a mixture of who/how long
But you get the general gist of it
Home and Away
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- Sep 18, 2018
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Imagine Rino Gattuso as our manager
