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  • twranger
    On the posh naughty step
    • Mar 2009
    • 10472

    #46
    [QUOTE=swede;1078450]....he also had an operation to unblock coronary arteries 2011 so his cognition is probably not that good and, because of bad arteries, he might be on his way of catching dementia.....[/QUOTE]

    How on earth can you catch dementia!!! Trust that was a joke?

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    • Del
      Gold Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 8393

      #47
      Originally posted by zeberdee
      Clearly the players were unable to kick the ball to a team mate, kick the ball at the goal, or even run in a straight line because of the managers. These poor little lambs deserve no criticism - they are not bad attitude flops on a gravy train and saying they are only here for the money and don't give a $hit is very hurtful. They really do care about the club and are devastated that Redknapp and Hughes stopped them from winning the Premier League title.
      Nobody's saying the players haven't been sh1te, they clearly have in front of the watching world, the point is, that some clearly can't understand, that the management have ALSO been sh1te!


      I'm sick of Harry giving it large to the press that the players weren't good enough, the players didnt try hard enough, blah, blah blah.... I'd much rather somthing like we all collectively underperformed this season but will be working doubly hard pre season to right the wrongs and challenge for promotion next season.

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      • Del
        Gold Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 8393

        #48
        Originally posted by QPRDave
        Yeah fair enough Del, he has failed (Harry) as i agreed with you the otherday, and yeah the buck always stops with management, and yes he will be expected to get it right from the start next season.
        I just think back to Fergie at Man U, he won nothing for 3 years, I just want to see how he does with his own players (if we can shift others out)
        Agree

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        • swede
          Silver Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 3137

          #49
          [QUOTE=twranger;1078659]
          Originally posted by swede
          ....he also had an operation to unblock coronary arteries 2011 so his cognition is probably not that good and, because of bad arteries, he might be on his way of catching dementia.....[/QUOTE]

          How on earth can you catch dementia!!! Trust that was a joke?
          Blood vessels, in the brain and heart (bad vessels in the heart yeah probably problems in other parts of the body), functioning like our team this season - say a probable hi to stroke, heart attack and, if not totally clogged - signs of vascular dementia.

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          • Johnnykc
            Silver Seat
            • Mar 2012
            • 2146

            #50
            Originally posted by QPRDave
            Yeah fair enough Del, he has failed (Harry) as i agreed with you the otherday, and yeah the buck always stops with management, and yes he will be expected to get it right from the start next season.
            I just think back to Fergie at Man U, he won nothing for 3 years, I just want to see how he does with his own players (if we can shift others out)
            Dave.......3 years from now Harry will be 107......

            Del.....top posts

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