Realistic Replacements for Wenger

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Warnock has become available! :shock: :lol: :wink:

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robbo10 wrote:Warnock has become available! :shock: :lol: :wink:

One Colin Wanker, there's only one Colin Wanker
.... :barscarf: :barscarf:

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Klopp rumoured to have resigned at Dortmund today

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We need the dictator to resign or get sacked in order for Kloop or any other manager to come in and we know that won't happen.

:banghead: :banghead: :evil:

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anybody else watching the muppets movie right now? any of them could replace inspector clueless

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markyp wrote:anybody else watching the muppets movie right now? any of them could replace inspector clueless

Maybe 1 of the 2 grouchy fuckers in the balcony. :wink:

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mcdowell42 wrote:
markyp wrote:anybody else watching the muppets movie right now? any of them could replace inspector clueless

Maybe 1 of the 2 grouchy fuckers in the balcony. :wink:
haha that made my day


im also a fan of 'beaker' taking over

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GoonerMuzz wrote: [MODS NOTE: Will resist the urge to merge as long as it stays on topic and does not become a moanfest against Wenger.]
Well we wouldn't want this thread to look out of place on the forum now would we? :lol:

Hound him out!! :barscarf:

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Klopp rumoured to have resigned at Dortmund today


Newcastle then ?

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Simeone celebrating Atleti scoring against Real in the cup today with his son. I know it doesn't mean much in the long run, but it only increases my respect and admiration for the man.

https://vine.co/v/Oph5XLwFOln

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gp543 wrote:Simeone celebrating Atleti scoring against Real in the cup today with his son. I know it doesn't mean much in the long run, but it only increases my respect and admiration for the man.

https://vine.co/v/Oph5XLwFOln


Maybe but it does show the absolute passion of the man - we have a manager that mostly sits on his arse during the game, and I would love to have a manager on the sidelines constantly communicating with his players and issuing instruction. I dont know how much of what he is shouting can be classed as tactical changes etc, but I do know that his constant cajoling of his players demands and gets 100% effort for every minute of the game. We have maybe four players (sanchez, debouchy, kos and flamoney :oops: ) who could fit seemlessly into his team structure such is the laissez faire attitude that runs through this squad, and a change of manager to a simeone or klopp would at least see a major improvement in our team regardless of any player recruitment

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markyp wrote:anybody else watching the muppets movie right now? any of them could replace inspector clueless
:lol: :lol:

Grover gets my vote. 8)

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Dortmund say they will never sack Klopp. Strange thing to say unless they are waiting for him to show his hand. Simeone's star is rising at a great pace. Saw second half of cup game v Real last night. He has his team doing everything a manager would want. They defend as a unit, they hunt in packs and they attack with pace. Most importantly all the player believe in it and in him. There is a unity there that any club should be jealous of. Cannot see him leaving anytime soon. But if he did what a wake up call he would be for some of our players.

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gp543 wrote:Simeone celebrating Atleti scoring against Real in the cup today with his son. I know it doesn't mean much in the long run, but it only increases my respect and admiration for the man.

https://vine.co/v/Oph5XLwFOln
Why does it increase your respect and admiration?

Fair play to the ball boy though...didn't let go of that ball. Very professional. 8)

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arseofacrow wrote:
gp543 wrote:Simeone celebrating Atleti scoring against Real in the cup today with his son. I know it doesn't mean much in the long run, but it only increases my respect and admiration for the man.

https://vine.co/v/Oph5XLwFOln
Why does it increase your respect and admiration?

Fair play to the ball boy though...didn't let go of that ball. Very professional. 8)
Get the son as a keeper and the father as a manager

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