happie chappie
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I don't know why (actually, I do), but whenever I hear the word "bung" used in relation to football I automatically think of 'Arry.
Happie Chappie
Happie Chappie
I met Tony Mowbray once and he is an out-and-out good guy. Frankly, the personal tragedy that he has endured in his life seems to have given him a proper perspective on the game. And he always seemed like a nice bloke in the first place. I'd happily have him mind my seat, so to speak.Can anybody name a premiership manager who's an out and out stand up guy?
Personally, I wouldn't trust the likes of Sam Allardyce, Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger, Martin O'Neill, Gianfranco Zola (remember the elbow of god?) or that fucking fascist cunt Luiz Felipe Scolari to mind my seat at a bar let alone the best interests of my club and it's players.
Harry Redknapp is simply doing what he was meant to do for a living and he does alright at it.
I met Tony Mowbray once and he is an out-and-out good guy. Frankly, the personal tragedy that he has endured in his life seems to have given him a proper perspective on the game. And he always seemed like a nice bloke in the first place. I'd happily have him mind my seat, so to speak.
his face is jowelly. his son is pretty.
He used to be pretty himself. Therefore Jamie's gonna end up looking like him.
Good.
Only if he drives his car off a cliff.
his face was actually on fire and a kind hearted passing spaniard put him out with a shovel.
that, my friend, is FACT.
i am so fucking glad he isn't managing newcastle. so glad. we wouldn't be in a better position than now. the guys an arse.
oh yeah and my comment about it not being his fault was tongue in cheek, but i don't believe in smilies.
Interesting. Even passing Spaniards wouldn't piss on him when he was on fire.
Wouldn't it have been an Italian?
I don't know, I'll have to do some research.
He used to be pretty himself. Therefore Jamie's gonna end up looking like him.
Good.
martin samuel in today's Nail said:Craig Bellamy, the West Ham United striker, walked out because he heard of interest from Tottenham Hotspur. Meanwhile,
Harry Redknapp
Harry Redknapp, the Tottenham manager (right), wishes to locate the mole who keeps leaking his transfer business to the national media.
This is puzzling as the person who could be seen on Sky Sports News talking up the talents of Bellamy when the transfer window opened did not look much like a burrowing mammal of the family Talpidae.
He did, however, look very much like Harry Redknapp.

A complete chancer whose level is relegation battling.
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Also almost certainly a practioner of the dark arts as shown in last years FA CUP quarter final against Manchester United
no he's not.
You lost then (and when he was manager of Bournemouth) and that's your rationale?
Whatever you want to say about Redknapp he has in a time of domination by 4 clubs brought success to a club that was in nowhere land. It may not be success by your clubs financially advantaged standards, but it is success nevertheless.
I think there is a chance he will bring success to Spurs and that is very difficult for Hammers fans to swallow hence the increased negativity towards him. The Craig Bellamy affair hasn't helped (And incidentally also highlights his kudos amongst particularly UK players), but I am sure if Redknapp was still manager of West Ham and 'tapping' up players there would be no complaints from them. Portsmouth fans are pissed because he has dumped them and you get a sense that they are returning to the position they were in when he first joined them.
Redknapp is smart and savvy, he seems to know when to walk. His 'dodgy' dealings to me highlight more what is wrong with the game than his moral ethics. His transfer mistakes at West Ham are what he may consider as a learning curve -and all managers make shitty transfer decisions at some point in their careers.
His refusal to take on the Newcastle job shows him as smart and intuitive. Newcastle Uniteds internal problems have made it difficult for any manager to succeed there at the moment.
As regards the financial situations of clubs he has worked for, well that responsibility lies with the board of directors, it is a business after all.
His relationship with the press I feel can be put down to his savviness and the fact if you were to ever analyze the largely tabloid batch of Football reporters they are from similar backgrounds/cuts of cloth.
I like him but recognise his foibles and still believe he would have made a good England Manager.
no he's not.
You lost then (and when he was manager of Bournemouth) and that's your rationale?
Whatever you want to say about Redknapp he has in a time of domination by 4 clubs brought success to a club that was in nowhere land. It may not be success by your clubs financially advantaged standards, but it is success nevertheless.
I think there is a chance he will bring success to Spurs and that is very difficult for Hammers fans to swallow hence the increased negativity towards him. The Craig Bellamy affair hasn't helped (And incidentally also highlights his kudos amongst particularly UK players), but I am sure if Redknapp was still manager of West Ham and 'tapping' up players there would be no complaints from them. Portsmouth fans are pissed because he has dumped them and you get a sense that they are returning to the position they were in when he first joined them.
Redknapp is smart and savvy, he seems to know when to walk. His 'dodgy' dealings to me highlight more what is wrong with the game than his moral ethics. His transfer mistakes at West Ham are what he may consider as a learning curve -and all managers make shitty transfer decisions at some point in their careers.
His refusal to take on the Newcastle job shows him as smart and intuitive. Newcastle Uniteds internal problems have made it difficult for any manager to succeed there at the moment.
As regards the financial situations of clubs he has worked for, well that responsibility lies with the board of directors, it is a business after all.
His relationship with the press I feel can be put down to his savviness and the fact if you were to ever analyze the largely tabloid batch of Football reporters they are from similar backgrounds/cuts of cloth.
I like him but recognise his foibles and still believe he would have made a good England Manager.
I googled. He was so not that pretty.
good post
and @revol - we don't all have the luxury you have of choosing a club that you can love through the bad times (like not winning the league)
some of us are stuck with shit clubs by being unfotunate enough to being born near them andthem being our team rather than you living in north ireland and having the luxury to pick the premier league soccer team most likely to win something when you decided you liked football

His refusal to take on the Newcastle job shows him as smart and intuitive. Newcastle Uniteds internal problems have made it difficult for any manager to succeed there at the moment.
Thank you, captain obvious.

I love the way Newcastle fans try to play up the whole 'poor benighted us, we're cursed with supporting such a shit club' angle. Yeah, seeing Shearer, Asprilla, Ginola and the rest at your team in your lifetime must be such a trial
See how I look bigger if I stand here than if I stand over there? It's called perspective, get a little![]()

I love the way Newcastle fans try to play up the whole 'poor benighted us, we're cursed with supporting such a shit club' angle. Yeah, seeing Shearer, Asprilla, Ginola and the rest at your team in your lifetime must be such a trial
See how I look bigger if I stand here than if I stand over there? It's called perspective, get a little![]()