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Slim
11-05-07, 02:12 PM
Sanchez has quit the Northern Ireland job to become Fulham manager. I'm disappointed but not particularly surprised. It would have been nice if he could have stayed on until the end of the Euro 2008 qualifying, after all it ends in November which is only a couple of months into the Premiership season.

Still thanks for everything Lawrie! :respect:

Dhav
11-05-07, 02:52 PM
Sanchez has quit the Northern Ireland job to become Fulham manager. I'm disappointed but not particularly surprised. It would have been nice if he could have stayed on until the end of the Euro 2008 qualifying, after all it ends in November which is only a couple of months into the Premiership season.

Still thanks for everything Lawrie! :respect:

Just goes to show that international football management is now the stepping stone to becoming a Premiership club manager and not the other way around as it used to be (Sanchez, Mark Hughes, now possibly Klinsmann as well).

Marky
11-05-07, 02:54 PM
Aw ffs, i'm gutted and i'm sure all Northern Ireland fans and indeed players are aswell.
Thanks for installing some pride in our wee country but i'm disappointed that you didn't honour your contract(end of euro qualifiers)
I'm not sure where we go from here :(

dww
11-05-07, 03:04 PM
Just goes to show that international football management is now the stepping stone to becoming a Premiership club manager and not the other way around as it used to be (Sanchez, Mark Hughes, now possibly Klinsmann as well).

I think there are a few top jobs - Brazil, Italy, England, Argentina, oddly Portugal where this isn't the case but in general I agree.

thesilverfoxlfc
11-05-07, 04:14 PM
David healy can be manager hes seems to be god and can do no wrong.............

Slim
11-05-07, 04:23 PM
David healy can be manager hes seems to be god and can do no wrong.............

:crackoff:

thesilverfoxlfc
11-05-07, 04:25 PM
:crackoff:

:D

Will see if he buys him for Fulham

saveferris
11-05-07, 04:52 PM
I think Fulham have taken a massive gamble here to be honest. It is clear Sanchez is an excellent motivator and can help teams compete against those who are better than the ones he runs. He showed this not only with NI but also at Wycombe, but on a consistent basis over a season this will be tough, if I rmemeber correclty and I could be wrong, despite Wycombe's cup heroics they didn't get promoted out of the league they were in.

dww
11-05-07, 04:56 PM
I think it is a sign that Al Fayed doesn't want to put more money in to be honest. He wants a manager to make the best of what they have and not to demand too much in terms of transfers. Coleman and before him Tigana were coaches who liked passing football but the sort of players who can do that in the PL cost big money. In the last season or so Fulham have become basically a selling club with no decent replacements of similar quality or value bought in for Malbranque or Boa Morte. It all smacks of a disinterested owner.

Slim
11-05-07, 05:00 PM
If Rafa hadn't have picked that weakened team last weekend then Fulham would have lost to us and Lawrie would still be NI manager.

I blame Liverpool! :crackoff:

thesilverfoxlfc
11-05-07, 05:45 PM
Fulham will do crap next year. Sanchez is a shit manager.

Internationals is a different level to Club teams these days.

He done a Excellent job with them in his time, but now they will go back to the way they were before he came. Bye bye these temp glory days

Marky
11-05-07, 06:12 PM
Fulham will do crap next year. Sanchez is a shit manager.

Internationals is a different level to Club teams these days.

He done a Excellent job with them in his time, but now they will go back to the way they were before he came. Bye bye these temp glory days

Ha, well we're still in far better shape than the ROI that's for sure.

thesilverfoxlfc
11-05-07, 06:16 PM
Ha, well we're still in far better shape than the ROI that's for sure.

Thats temp, you werent ahead of us the rankings for long :crackoff:

Marky
11-05-07, 06:18 PM
Thats temp, you werent ahead of us the rankings for long :crackoff:

Fcuk the rankings, they're aload a piss, we're in a great position to qualify for
the Euro's, unlike the ROI.

thesilverfoxlfc
11-05-07, 06:21 PM
Fcuk the rankings, they're aload a piss, we're in a great position to qualify for
the Euro's, unlike the ROI.

hahaaha yee were all going on about the NI been ahead on the rankings when you were ahead of us, and now your now not :rolleyes: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Yee wont qualify and either will we

Marky
11-05-07, 06:29 PM
hahaaha yee were all going on about the NI been ahead on the rankings when you were ahead of us, and now your now not :rolleyes: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Yee wont qualify and either will we

Never mentioned the rankings, they don't reflect shit.

thesilverfoxlfc
11-05-07, 07:00 PM
Never mentioned the rankings, they don't reflect shit.

They reflect how shit yee are years ago :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Marky
11-05-07, 08:19 PM
They reflect how shit yee are years ago :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Whereas the ROI were brilliant, weren't they? :haha:

thesilverfoxlfc
12-05-07, 02:09 AM
Whereas the ROI were brilliant, weren't they? :haha:

They were brilliant in 1990,1994,and 2002 where the fuck were yee in all those World Cups????? Ill tell ya where you were sitting on your arses at home :bird: :bird: :whatever:

Marky
12-05-07, 02:38 AM
They were brilliant in 1990,1994,and 2001 where the fuck were yee in all those World Cups????? Ill tell ya where you were sitting on your arses at home :bird: :bird: :whatever:

Lets talk about now though, we're a far better team than the ROI now.
Better organised, better team spirit and a better chance of reaching Euro 2008.

Jaco_Pastorious
12-05-07, 10:10 AM
They were brilliant in 1990,1994,and 2001 where the fuck were yee in all those World Cups????? Ill tell ya where you were sitting on your arses at home :bird: :bird: :whatever:



There was no World cup in 2001. :bird: :p

Jaco_Pastorious
12-05-07, 10:12 AM
I prefer to watch NI play than ROI over the last couple of years.

NI play with a hunger and passion and just do not give up on any ball. ROI play some of the dullest and defeatist football I have seen. Turgid viewing coupled with an elitist attitude. I don't expect to see ROI win tournaments, but some pride and passion when they are on the pitch would do me.

Johnny
12-05-07, 09:04 PM
They were brilliant in 1990,1994,and 2002 where the fuck were yee in all those World Cups????? Ill tell ya where you were sitting on your arses at home :bird: :bird: :whatever:NI has a third of the population of the "Free state" and Lennon was bullied out of the team by sectarian bigots.

thesilverfoxlfc
13-05-07, 01:32 AM
NI has a third of the population of the "Free state" and Lennon was bullied out of the team by sectarian bigots.

and???

Its football we are talking about not political stuff :handshake:

Johnny
13-05-07, 01:57 AM
and???

Its football we are talking about not political stuff :handshake:so your sucess can be measured on your population and players available,NI are still punching above thier weight,something ROI have`nt done since Jackie C`s time.

thesilverfoxlfc
13-05-07, 02:06 AM
so your sucess can be measured on your population and players available,NI are still punching above thier weight,something ROI have`nt done since Jackie C`s time.

World Cup in Korea and Japan we had a great WC only messing up against Spain were we should of won.

Johnny
13-05-07, 02:43 AM
World Cup in Korea and Japan we had a great WC only messing up against Spain were we should of won.
Should have!!!!
I`m also a ROI supporter,youse use to claim us as your own before articles 2&3 were revoked!!!!!

but slating NI when you should support us is not on.
:handshake: :handshake: :handshake:

alunevans
13-05-07, 06:28 AM
Tommy Cockles!

saveferris
14-05-07, 01:33 PM
What are the odds of Sanchez being the first managerial casualty of next season??

Slim
14-05-07, 02:55 PM
They were brilliant in 1990,1994,and 2002 where the fuck were yee in all those World Cups????? Ill tell ya where you were sitting on your arses at home :bird: :bird: :whatever:

And where we you in 1958, 1982 and 1986?? :whatever:

Lets face it, we are tiny nations and success on the pitch will always be cyclical - we don't even have fully professional leagues.

NI was up when ROI was down and then vice versa. It will be that way forever more. Still its nice to see a fellow Irishman supporting us on our way!! :rolleyes: