The non-Watford football thread

Economics of football in the modern era..... eh..... we are so lucky...

 

Neville @ Valencia Only good thing is the the muppet will be out of England for most of the year!

 

To work with his brother Phil.

Bet Sky are a bit gutted - he is quite good for them.

We are going to have to play very well to stop Liverpool on the 20th if their recent away form is anything to go by!

 

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Wow, someone else that doesn't rate Neville. I thought I was alone!

 

you was alone ? Have you seen him on Sky ( I hear Sky paid his wages to go LOL )

 

I'd like to know your opinion of a good pundit if you think Neville is so bad.

 

Danny Murphy and Ian Wright are examples of the least worst pundits. They may even have done some homework past the "Watford signed 15 new players over the close season and have done well to integrate them all" comments of morons like Shearer.

 

im not that keen on any of the pundits, Most cant be bothered with basic facts . But Ian Wright can be fair.

 

Looks like we're coming at this from different sides because I can't stand Ian Wright! He seems to me like he speaks purely based on emotion without any tactical knowledge or insight whatsoever. Danny Murphy can be okay and I like Lee Dixon but I genuinely think Neville was the most intelligent and insightful of the current crop of pundits.

 

I think that you're just massaging egos, hock.

 

That phrase cannot be coincidence can it ?

 

What is going on at Chelsea - losing at home to the Cherries!

 

Chelsea at 500/1 to go down was not to bad LOL

 

This is a new one on me, I've never heard anything like it!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/35040264

 

Saw that on the highlights show - was really an act of gamesmanship - dug a hole right by the penalty spot and then the striker slipped and missed!

 

Garry Monk gets the chop at Swansea after one win in the last eleven matches. I wonder if they will ask Mr. Integrity if he would like a return?

 

The bookies are make him even money i think thats a fair price

 

thought this was interesting as the jersey fa finally make a decision about being a country or putting a team in the english pyramid system
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/35049771

 

One thing they didn't mention in the BBC report that they mention on the Channel TV (ITV) website is that it took Gibraltar 16 years to gain their membership. On that basis international football won't get here until 2031 at the earliest assuming UEFA will accept the application.