What pen is that then? Did he score it? Something happen in training?Arcadian wrote:Maybe Big Boy could give us some more wisdom from the pen of Ian Holloway.



What pen is that then? Did he score it? Something happen in training?Arcadian wrote:Maybe Big Boy could give us some more wisdom from the pen of Ian Holloway.
If the words from his pen are anything like the ones from his mouth, it'll be absolute rubbish. The man's a 2 faced liar, who should not be listened to.Arcadian wrote:Maybe Big Boy could give us some more wisdom from the pen of Ian Holloway.
Well he's a Chelsea legend for a start! Wise move from Kenny, he was with Ranieri (spelling) before Mourinho joined. The great one stated he would review all the staff, meet with them, see what they do before deciding who would go and who would stay. At the end of the process Clarke was 1st team coach - enough said really and sat with Mourinho at games. He then guided Grant, Scolari and I believe, but happy to stand corrected, the erm, dutchman (BaaBaa. wrote:How much do you rate Steve Clarke Caller?
Dalglish has appointed him, I hear he's a great coach.
you kind of answered the point in questioncaller wrote: I personally can't see how his time with Zola at West Ham goes against him as they had a poor squad to work with and initially did well.
I agree with you to a point - but its not always the case is it? A lot of the top managers do have a track record and get to where they are because of that. But they can still lose their edge and get sacked.redzonerocker wrote:you kind of answered the point in question![]()
anyone can be a great coach or trainer when you have a squad of multi million pound players![]()
different kettle of fish when you have to 'work' with limited resources, on a shoestring budget
Big Boy wrote:If the words from his pen are anything like the ones from his mouth, it'll be absolute rubbish. The man's a 2 faced liar, who should not be listened to.Arcadian wrote:Maybe Big Boy could give us some more wisdom from the pen of Ian Holloway.![]()
It's just a pity that he's quite a good manager.
Silly man, once again.prcscct wrote:Well, I'm going to stick with Liverpool for this Wednesday's match. IMO they played better when Gerrard was out in the past. Let's see if I can prove my point again. The match is a toss up anyway, with maybe a .25 going to Blackpool for home field. Pete
Yep, we appear to have plunged to the depths of the blueshite.Lee1975 wrote:For some reason I am not looking forward to the Merseyside Derby on Sunday.
We are now starting to play well and Liverpool are going through their worst season for a long time and cannot string 2 wins together.
But something tells me we will go to Anfield and bottle it when we all know Liverpool are there for the taking!!!
I think you've plunged much lover BaaBaa, IF you lose Sunday you could be in serious trouble, but same goes for us aswell, hell of a lot riding on this game, But yeah should be a good atmosBaaBaa. wrote:Yep, we appear to have plunged to the depths of the blueshite.Lee1975 wrote:For some reason I am not looking forward to the Merseyside Derby on Sunday.
We are now starting to play well and Liverpool are going through their worst season for a long time and cannot string 2 wins together.
But something tells me we will go to Anfield and bottle it when we all know Liverpool are there for the taking!!!
Atmospheres going to incredible though!
totally agree . . . .sack himArcadian wrote:Maybe Kenny should consider his future, 0% wins, goals conceded three times more than scored.