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The next PL manager dismissal sweepstake

Discussion in 'Norwich City' started by ThaiCanary, Dec 16, 2013.

  1. ThaiCanary

    ThaiCanary Well-Known Member

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    Now that AVB has got his marching orders - who's next?


    I am going for Sam Allerdyce
     
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  2. canary_max

    canary_max Well-Known Member

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    lambert? villa have been poor recently.

    there's not many left in the bottom half -!

    big sam, malky, chrissy H, bruce, hughes, lambert
     
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  3. oldcanariesfan

    oldcanariesfan Well-Known Member

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    Allardyce for me too Thai .............
     
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  5. General Melchett

    General Melchett Well-Known Member

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    Why restrict it to bottom half clubs, Moyes will be under pressure, those greedy Glazers will not take kindly to the prospect of no Ch lge cash cow next season.

    That said I'm gonna go for Poyet after losing to us and then an unfortunate smear in the boardroom facilities!

    Bah!
     
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  6. DHCanary

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    Got to be Allardyce, surely? Only team in the bottom 5 yet to have a change.
     
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  7. JM Fan

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    My money would be split between Big Sam and PL as being next. Can't agree with the odds for PL being next and could almost be tempted at 40/1!!!! <laugh>
     
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    RiverEndRick Well-Known Member

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    Allardyce and West Ham have ManUtd away then Arsenal at home for their next two matches. If they lose those two, they will have lost 4 of the last 5, with only the point from their rather fortunate draw at home to Sunderland producing a point.
     
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  9. canary_max

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    then after that they've Fulham away Rick on new years day, another 'six pointer'
     
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  10. K E M P

    K E M P Well-Known Member

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    I think lambert may be in trouble.
     
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  11. Canary Rob

    Canary Rob Well-Known Member

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    It would be incredibly harsh to sack Lambert on the back of 3-0 loss to Man U - Villa are safely in mid-table, six points clear of relegation. They've had some great wins too. Wishful thinking chaps?
     
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  12. JM Fan

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    They've had some other quite bad defeats too - 2-0 to Fulham and their last 10 games consist of 2 wins (Saints and Cardiff), 4 draws and 4 defeats.

    Quite an interesting article on Benteke here - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25393367
     
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  13. K E M P

    K E M P Well-Known Member

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    Nope not at all.

    I think that villa have delusions of grandeur and mid table is not what the owner is looking for. I may be wrong but I don't think the results that are acceptable for us will be for villa.
     
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  14. Canary Rob

    Canary Rob Well-Known Member

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    True, but it's no surprise to me that his odds are way behind the likes of Laudrup, Malky Mackay and our very own Hughton
     
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