Fulham Broadway

New one just opened Lookin'good They could have a few modern exhibits though like a Damian Hirst ''AvramGrant preserved in a tank full of formaldehyde''

If true it puts JTs shenanigans in perspective. Fucking your brothers wife for eight years behind his back ??? yeah '''wholsome, family man Giggs'' No wonder the hairy cunt is so beady eyed. S'pose next week it'll come out he's been bumming ginga Scholes as well.....

Think you're right. The important thing is the players back who ever is there -they know Hiddink and respect him, and Hughes has such a reputation amongst the Chels faithful that he'd motivate -he got the best out of Bellamy, takes no prisoners...

All teh United fans I talk to -thats only ones that go to games by the way -reckon they will get Mourinho

Agree with Dixon -Hughes changed our history when he came on at half time v Liverpool in 97 when we were 2 down. Its time to take a chance on the best of British...or Hiddink

Thing is, no one knows the extent of his input so its largely guesswork. You suspect that Shevchenko and Torres were his fantasy football ideas -but his israeli billionaire super agent mate Pini Zahavi probably nudges him now and then -and why not when you're on 10% commision ?

Mr Terry would like Hiddink or Sparky

He may have left Fulham because Villa approached him or Ron Gourlay -its all speculation. If the media are to be beleived it was the suits that pushed him out of the Wales job. I dont think United would want him to be honest - and theres no way he'd leave Chelsea for United if it came to it. just cant see it. As I said the main criteria for the new coach is an element of respect from the squad, and the ability to motivate. Hopefully Hiddink will accept......

More likely the 'advisors' hanging round, and a certain Mr Gourlay, anyway he's a saint compared to the parasitical Glazer clan....

Carlo 9/2 for Villa job We could do a lot worse than Hughes -knows thePrem inside out, why keep going for managers that have won the CL ? Doesnt mean they will win it again. Also Hughes was a Chelsea fan when he was a kid, and a great servant to the club

:goodpost: Was going to say no one should give a shit what he said -but quoting him above the changing room door = top idea

Crucial criteria for any club to be called big nowdays is 1. An agressive marketing strategy 2. Widespead TV coverage

Can vouch for GZ hes a top bloke -hes been on the forum since the very early years like MikCFC, Cara, Lampards Bitch, Yougs, Stamford, etc Hes a serious drinker, liks his films, serious when it matters, but also great sense of humour....

I think the only manager worth their salt is one that the players respect, will play for, and perform to their best. That normally precludes someone who hasnt played themselves. Exceptions would be Mourinho, and the players playing for themselves after Mourinho left, and we were left with the sack of spuds putting out cones. Hiddink definitely falls into the respect category -and I think he will return shortly , followed by success for the club at last in the CL

I never called him that. Peroxide Tranny, maybe. People shouldnt overestimate the importance of a coach - as JT said, even under Mourinho, once you get on the pitch, the manager is mostly irrelevant for 90 minutes.....

The site used to go down quite a lot 5 or 6 years ago and would stay down for days. It was fixed at the weekend very quick , so I would vote for Jim....

*cough* you're the only candidate Mr Blue.:tophat:

''There are some problems in our house, but we as a family will sort it out'' (LDN Blatter)

What is just as shocking was that the nurses in charge were just looking on and laughing as the patients were tortured. Also the nurse that blew the lid on the whole thing had THREE letters in which he highlighted the catalogue of abuse ignored by the regulator , the Care Quality Council. Imagine if it were your sister/brother/ kids in there you'd want to batter those responsible. and by the way Castlebeck the Private company that owns the place charges £3 500 per week for each patient that WE pay for out of our taxes Also...is it a coincidence or not ??? on the same day 750 Old peoples homes run by Southern Cross, a private company who we pay for, are in danger of shutting down, because Southern Cross, sold off all the properties in the boom to make money for the shareholders, and leases them back. Now they cant afford the rents....The people that own the properties can repossess them at any time by law. Age UK have said if teh people are moved (31 000 of them) many will die. Yeah,thats privatisation of the Health Service by the TORY CUNTS. Dont get old whatever you do....

''Then they became sad and left'' That is fucking hilarious if true. :goodpost: Even funnier if Beckham had agreed to give the Falklands back, because he didnt know what they were

Emanalo was brought in because Grant recommended him from Tel Aviv. He looks decidedly bored during games, hardly bothering to watch, and I have doubts as to his usefulness, the club probably needs him like a fish needs a bicycle. However I do not beleive he made those Goal.com comments -if he did his days are numbered.

Dont usually bother with these transfer threads as it's mostly just a mix of tabloid fiction and fantasy football wishlists...however --think this one will happen in a week or two, when the lads done his GCSEs

Theres no difference to the loan system deal apart from it gives the initial club the economic advantage of buying the player back, as United are doing with Rossi As far as perception is concerned, or 'reputation damage', when have Chelsea or any other club been concerned about that ? People need to get their heads round the idea that football is a business, and theres no room for sentimenatlity about 'youth development'. Its not a fucking youth employment scheme. All the board care about is trophies and expanding the brand.

Wouldnt bank on it. The way this clubs been run for the forty odd years I've been supporting, it wouldnt surprise me if theyre randomly approaching people.

Hopefully things will slowly start to change at the Federation of International Football Associations, and their Swiss Bank accounts with hundreds of millions of Euros can be used for grass roots football projects through out the globe....