Board Meltdowns

Word is, that 'Pool have sacked Rodgers to stop Chelsea appointing Klopp, in the event that Mourhino is sacked at Christmas. This theory, of course, assumes that Klopp has told 'Pool that he will take the vacant post. Otherwise, they are going to be left with an extremely motley choice of managers who have previously failed.

 

King Kenny to be resurrected - again!...

 

Who becomes FUking Kenny when he gets the inevitable chop

 

... according to TalkSport this morning King Kenny had a win percentage whilst in charge in the 40s ... Brenda's by contrast was, I think around 52%, and only beaten in modern times by Benitez ... just saying like ...

 

I think not being able to even scrape wins against Carlisle (in play) and Sion were what brought about the sack so quickly. If you can't beat them after the mony that has been invested then the owners are right, I always believed the only reason he's managed to even start this season in hte job is because Klopp ruled himself out of taking a job in hte summer as did Ancelotti, not that the either will 100% have took the job if offered.

I'd prefer Carlo over Jurgen tbh but I'm terrified of who we could end up with

John Carver is out of work atm

 

Wenger has reached three European finals

 

If you'd kept reading the thread you'd see that I realised I hadn't counted his European cup final with Monacco!

 

I recall the Barca final. When/what were the other two?

 

I ****ing realised after

 

1992 Cup Winners Cup with Monacco, 2000 UEFA Cup with Arsenal and 2006 Champions League with Arsenal.

 

We lost the UEFA cup final to Galatasaray in 2000 and Wenger was the coach of Monaco when they lost the ECWC final in the early 90's

 

You've ****ing beaten me again

 

I have absolutely no recollection of that 2000 final. I must have watched it!

 

We ****ing lost on ****ing ****ing twatting penalties

 

The winning penalty was scored by an ex-Spurs player, too.
Gheorghe "learned about tax dodging at Barca" Popescu.

 

Last time a Spurs player won anything !

 

Seeing as Spurs have actually won something since then, probably not, eh?
It's not even the last time that an ex-Spurs player won a trophy in a final against Arsenal, as Stephen Carr captained Birmingham in 2011.

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Sense of humour failure alert

 

You'd think the Gooners would remember that

 

I can remember all the trophies we have won since 1971 - how good is your memory as you guys haven't won anything for so long