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They can't reappoint Mick. There clearly was something wrong when they got rid of him, and I doubt he'd actually want to return. And it means they'd have to reappoint backroom staff to get someone else in, as that's a big fuck you to Terry Connor.

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They can't reappoint Mick. There clearly was something wrong when they got rid of him, and I doubt he'd actually want to return. And it means they'd have to reappoint backroom staff to get someone else in, as that's a big fuck you to Terry Connor.

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I don't think wolves should be criticised for only offering a short term contract. They would be a lot sillier offering Bruce or curbishley a long term contract and end up paying premiership wages in the championship. Fact is if wolves are running a sensible club then yoyo status is probably the best they can expect. If they aren't budgeted to survive relegation then there is something wrong.

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I don't think wolves should be criticised for only offering a short term contract. They would be a lot sillier offering Bruce or curbishley a long term contract and end up paying premiership wages in the championship. Fact is if wolves are running a sensible club then yoyo status is probably the best they can expect. If they aren't budgeted to survive relegation then there is something wrong.

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They aren't really in a position to build, they are probably about as good as they are likely to be, they are a yo yo side and yo yo sides get relegated. The most important thing is the club remain financially viable. They have to budget on worse case scenario of relegation and managers you can afford in the premiership may not be the same as the championship

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Looks like blackburn should be safe this season. You have to give steve keen credit for toughing it out during some incredibly tough times and also despite their owners being a bit odd, there must be someone with some common sense who decided not to pull the trigger at a time when most chairmans could not have resisted. What has amazed me throughout all the problems they have had, their team spirit has seemed amazing and the yak has got to be one of the signings of the season.

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Looks like blackburn should be safe this season. You have to give steve keen credit for toughing it out during some incredibly tough times and also despite their owners being a bit odd, there must be someone with some common sense who decided not to pull the trigger at a time when most chairmans could not have resisted. What has amazed me throughout all the problems they have had, their team spirit has seemed amazing and the yak has got to be one of the signings of the season.

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having a best mate who is a forest fan isnt fun right now ..... awful awful awful result awful ...

awful

anyway 2nd team Shrewsbury moved up to 3rd in league two and my fav team abroad Luzern have got into the swiss cup semis! Hopp Hopp Luzern

anyway ,,,, awful

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having a best mate who is a forest fan isnt fun right now ..... awful awful awful result awful ...

awful

anyway 2nd team Shrewsbury moved up to 3rd in league two and my fav team abroad Luzern have got into the swiss cup semis! Hopp Hopp Luzern

anyway ,,,, awful

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saw the forest result and laughed. then thought why can't west ham play like that :(

another draw at home, lucky we already have so many points otherwise we might be struggling for the playoffs, heck it looks that way anyway

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Amused at Viera's comment that bringing Scholes back "shows weakness" on the day Man City and the gazzilions they've spent counts for fuck all as they bend over and take a cock in the arse by bringing Tevez back because they know they won't win the league without him. :rolleyes:

This is cool.

Messi - All 234 goals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYLtOzHZFAc

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Amused at Viera's comment that bringing Scholes back "shows weakness" on the day Man City and the gazzilions they've spent counts for fuck all as they bend over and take a cock in the arse by bringing Tevez back because they know they won't win the league without him. :rolleyes:

This is cool.

Messi - All 234 goals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYLtOzHZFAc

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The earth is 800 million miles away from Saturn, Tesco's Savoy cabbage costs 76p per head, the average life expectancy of an enemy soldier in a Chuck Norris film is 4 seconds, Messi has scored 17 goals in his last 7.

Hes clearly overrated.

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HUGE game tonight in El Cashico. Predictions? Ill say 2-1 Citeh.

Although I'd love a Chelski win from a Utd standpoint obviously but Terry is out and despite him being a total c**t, he has been good over the last few games. Luiz and Ivanovic? Nah.

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HUGE game tonight in El Cashico. Predictions? Ill say 2-1 Citeh.

Although I'd love a Chelski win from a Utd standpoint obviously but Terry is out and despite him being a total c**t, he has been good over the last few games. Luiz and Ivanovic? Nah.

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