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Stanleymad

17-06-2008 20:29

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Originally Posted by BLACKBURN RAVER (Post 594167)

deadwood, now thats funnier than mine:rolleyes:,20k + or 1500 (with 500 away)hmmmmm...now which stadium is dead :tongueout....

Hehe does that include the glory seekers:tongueout ahahaha awww raver least out of the few u do make me chuckle next season for you lot will be a testing time, & soon will see;).......who's your manager :confused::D

Royboy39

17-06-2008 20:37

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 594172)

..who's your manager :confused::D

Who's yours?

Stanleymad

17-06-2008 20:43

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 594179)

Who's yours?

....... Only the 4th longest serving manager in the football league:thankya:

Royboy39

17-06-2008 21:06

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 594182)

....... Only the 4th longest serving manager in the football league:thankya:

What League?

jaysay

18-06-2008 10:45

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 594201)

What League?

Thats not hard to achieve these days is it Roy, all football clubs are the same wether its in the Prem or league 2 clubs want success, Grant took chelski to second in the league the champs league and league cup final, but stil got sacked

AccyMad

18-06-2008 10:54

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Originally Posted by BLACKBURN RAVER (Post 594167)

deadwood, now thats funnier than mine:rolleyes:,20k + or 1500 (with 500 away)hmmmmm...now which stadium is dead :tongueout....

A bigger crowd doesn't necessarily mean there's a better atmosphere - depends on how passionate the fans are :dancedog:

BLACKBURN RAVER

18-06-2008 16:05

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Originally Posted by AccyMad (Post 594363)

A bigger crowd doesn't necessarily mean there's a better atmosphere - depends on how passionate the fans are :dancedog:

can you here the stanley sing, tiz only the ultras that sing and from what i gather through the grapevine, they are dwindeling pretty fast !! :rolleyes::rolleyes:...

come to ewood, sample the "atmoshere" and feel the "passion"...it far outshines anything the stanley have :eek::D

BLACKBURN RAVER

18-06-2008 16:09

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 594172)

Hehe does that include the glory seekers:tongueout

well if it does,i really dont know why they are still here, because we aint had very much glory recently...:D..:bootyshak...;)

cashman

19-06-2008 12:10

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 586899)

when the inevitable happens big sam is a definate NO NO fer me, yeh he did ok at bolton, but to watch em - crap. i reckon rovers should start n up n coming guy,as hughes was, he'd only mamaged wales, i will probably get shouted down fer this but like i'm bovvered, i would go fer Paul Ince, don't personally like the guy, but hes got the same background as hughsie at man u, n aint done too bad on the bottom rung as hughes.

well i posted this on the 4th, n if todays telegraph is owt to go off, its looking likely, if it does happen,cashy will be one very happy bunny.:)

AccyMad

19-06-2008 21:21

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Originally Posted by BLACKBURN RAVER (Post 594492)

Been there - done it - hated it - nuff said :cool:

cashman

19-06-2008 23:57

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Originally Posted by BLACKBURN RAVER (Post 594492)

come to ewood, sample the "atmoshere" and feel the "passion"...it far outshines anything the stanley have :eek::D

disagree raver, i had a season ticket fer over 25 yrs n when we used to stand YES great atmosphere n passion, since seating much has been lost, gotta say i much prefer my very occasional trips up stanley fer that.

cashman

20-06-2008 10:31

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today is very good, Allerdyce has withdrawn his application, Mclaren has gone to Holland, leaving Ince,Laudrop, @ whoever prefer ince but wont be gutted if laudrop gets it.:)

jaysay

20-06-2008 10:46

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 595529)

today is very good, Allerdyce has withdrawn his application, Mclaren has gone to Holland, leaving Ince,Laudrop, @ whoever prefer ince but wont be gutted if laudrop gets it.:)

I tend to agree cashy but I would like Laudrop as first choice

cashman

20-06-2008 12:48

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 595535)

I tend to agree cashy but I would like Laudrop as first choice

reason i lean towards ince is laudrop has not really any experiance of managing in britain, its a differant style completly to me.:)

shakermaker

20-06-2008 13:21

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 595624)

reason i lean towards ince is laudrop has not really any experiance of managing in britain, its a differant style completly to me.

I would argue that Laudrup's experience is more suitable than Ince's as he has at least managed top flight football with Getafe in Spain. Ince has only managed at League 2 level. Ince's management experience is somewhat useless when it comes to the premiership.

Ince only succeeded at MK Dons because he had the money required to buy whatever player he wanted to win the league. He also had scouts to do the searching for him, and Ray Matthias who knows lower league football enough to coach the team. Ince was merely brought in as manager for his fame and profile.

Can't think of a single positive reason to make Ince Blackburn manager.

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