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On the plus side we cannot be as bad from set pieces and crosses. He may be able to get at least something respectable out of Kilman, having done so before, or at least know what he needs in a partner. The language connection with Fernandes and Paqueta might be helpful.

And he CANNOT be so stupidly set in his ways and outthinking himself every match like Potter was. I am amazed at how little smarts Potter seemed to have.

Another dole queue cսnt.

No matter how this goes it's sullivan's time to fuck off.

fraser wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:27

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:21 Agree with Merson. 

https://www.skysports.com/football/live ... eblog-body

Dawson is a cսnt 

claypole wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:49 Did any of the board stooges get ahead of this news?

 

Welcome Nuno.

good luck, you’re going to need it. 
i sincerely hope you do a better job that the last couple of clowns.

3 year deal,big payout for Sullivan if it goes tits up

fraser wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:46

Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:39

fraser wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:27

Dawson is a cսnt 

Based on that TV bit I make Dawson right over Merson, at least as to whether it's a good job for Nuno. He's saying that Nuno took Forest as far as they could go, while West Ham are "a big, big club, way underachieving".

Personally I think Nuno should consider himself lucky to be at this club and given he plays the kind of football that Sullivan seems to prefer, he'll probably be in the job for a while if Moyes and Allardyce's time here is anything to go by.

It was the bit about our fans being deluded and wanting Moyes out and saying how can we expect to finish higher than 14th 

Confirmed on the WH site now

Did any of the board stooges get ahead of this news? The first i saw/heard was the official announcement on sky. Which is unusual. I expect there will be the usual claim from them 'I knew the news last night but couldn't say anything because it would ruin the deal for the new man'

Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:39

fraser wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:27

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:21 Agree with Merson. 

https://www.skysports.com/football/live ... eblog-body

Dawson is a cսnt 

Based on that TV bit I make Dawson right over Merson, at least as to whether it's a good job for Nuno. He's saying that Nuno took Forest as far as they could go, while West Ham are "a big, big club, way underachieving".

Personally I think Nuno should consider himself lucky to be at this club and given he plays the kind of football that Sullivan seems to prefer, he'll probably be in the job for a while if Moyes and Allardyce's time here is anything to go by.

fraser wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:27

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:21 Agree with Merson. 

https://www.skysports.com/football/live ... eblog-body

Dawson is a cսnt 

Indeed, no more dole queue cunts.

Put YOUR hand in YOUR pocket sullicunt and bring in a top manager or fuck off with potter.

Massive Attack" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:21 Agree with Merson. 

https://www.skysports.com/football/live ... eblog-body

I for one hope he doesn't succeed.
Nuno Espirito Santo's Claret and Blue Army is too much of a mouthful. 

Agree with Merson. 

https://www.skysports.com/football/live ... eblog-body

Jean-Luc Paul Goddard" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:17

zebthecat wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:07

Given the last permanent manager we had who left of their own accord was Harry Redknapp it is not a particularly remarkable acheivement.
Before that it was Ron Greenwood I think.

Redknapp was sacked as well.

“I was choked (when I was sacked by West Ham).

“I did an interview with the fanzine and maybe I said one or two things about the chairman, whether that was it I don’t know.

“Looking back it was a silly thing I did. I was chatting like I am with you now. Obviously it got printed and Terry wasn’t too happy about it.

“That was a harsh lesson, keep your mouth shut.”

zebthecat wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 14:07

Given the last permanent manager we had who left of their own accord was Harry Redknapp it is not a particularly remarkable acheivement.
Before that it was Ron Greenwood I think.

Sad thing is i was joking. I had no idea he's be hat bad

Iron Duke" wrote: ↑27 Sep 2025, 12:26 COYI called it first. He (or her) always calls it first and is always right. If anyone says anything about it they are stalking him (or her).

What if Nuno has 2nd thoughts and pulls out of managing us? Has it been officially confirmed yet, as knowing this Club you cannot rule it out.

I respect him a lot for agreeing on taking on a job in it's current state that's obvious for all to see. I'm sure the salary will help but still, this Club is in a right shit state everywhere you look from the Stadium, Board Out regular protests, mostly shit players, working for a despised 2bob Chairman that will do his head in sooner rather than later, this aint at all a happy place to manage. So fair play to him on that score, you wouldn't have blamed him for thinking fuck that for a game of soldiers, are you mad?! 

You did that for Potter, but that didn’t stop him claiming it. Even though Potter was his first choice.

No he didnt. I made sure i posted first just to beat the useless cսnt to it

COYI called it first. He (or her) always calls it first and is always right. If anyone says anything about it they are stalking him (or her).