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  • Buzzo
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    Originally posted by badpiggy View Post
    I would pay good money to see one of those old-school geriatric CCCP tracksuit-wearing coaches repeatedly stub out his fag on the velour upholstered driver's bucket seat of Ashley Cole's latest cuntmobile.

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  • Craig_H
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  • Fredo
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    .

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  • Rich
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    Erm?

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  • Fredo
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    Should we go for him?

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  • Craig_H
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    I'm starting to wonder whether he'll be there next weekend, let alone next season.

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  • Rich
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    Dead man walking now.

    There's no way he'll be there next season IMO.

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  • Exiled_red
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    Originally posted by el matador View Post
    if AVB walks away he will do so with a smile and probably £20m in his pocket.

    becoming manger of chelsea is a golden handshake these days. A manager need only manage for another season at chelsea and then be set up for life and never work again. You tell me which manager wouldnt want to become the new manager after AVB.


    I might stick an application in myself

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  • little dave hedgehog
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    Originally posted by badpiggy View Post
    I would pay good money to see one of those old-school geriatric CCCP tracksuit-wearing coaches repeatedly stub out his fag on the velour upholstered driver's bucket seat of Ashley Cole's latest cuntmobile.
    epic post

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  • badpiggy
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    Originally posted by Angryred View Post
    I think Ambramovich should bring in an unknown & unfancied Russian coach with rumours of him being former KGB (tough *******s they are known to be), be his ears & eyes in that dressing room as that would scare the bejaysus out of them players cos they won't know what the **** is going on as they would have been expecting a top class manager!
    I would pay good money to see one of those old-school geriatric CCCP tracksuit-wearing coaches repeatedly stub out his fag on the velour upholstered driver's bucket seat of Ashley Cole's latest cuntmobile.

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  • Angryred
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    I think Ambramovich should bring in an unknown & unfancied Russian coach with rumours of him being former KGB (tough *******s they are known to be), be his ears & eyes in that dressing room as that would scare the bejaysus out of them players cos they won't know what the **** is going on as they would have been expecting a top class manager!

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  • Chris
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    I nearly feel a bit sorry for him then remember he was a smug cunt at the start when it was all going well. And he shat on the home town team he said he wouldn't leave after just one year, though I cant really blame him for that, it's set him up for life regardless of how the rest of his career goes.

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  • el matador
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    if AVB walks away he will do so with a smile and probably £20m in his pocket.

    becoming manger of chelsea is a golden handshake these days. A manager need only manage for another season at chelsea and then be set up for life and never work again. You tell me which manager wouldnt want to become the new manager after AVB.

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  • Angryred
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    Betcha if Mourinho went back, he would be appalled at the behaviour of the so-called senior players there...He would bomb them out as like what Fergie at Utd has instilled, the fear factor is important for every manager.

    AVB, like someone said earlier is on a hiding to nothing with them arseholes at the bridge.

    I wonder if AVB walks away from Stamford, would the other teams be interested or will he treated like a pariah eg. Rafa?

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  • badpiggy
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    Originally posted by Alex View Post
    Hes at the wrong club at the wrong time. Been badly advised going to Chelsea. He could have stayed at Porto another year, then gone to a Top team in Germany/Holland/France then progressed to a top team in England/Spain/Italy

    Too much too soon for him, which is a shame as he seems like a fantastic manager.

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