Koeman poll

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Koeman - keep or sack

  • Keep him.

  • Out. Sack him now.

  • Sack him if he loses to Watford.

  • Don't know or undecided

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fran-MLs little camera said:
Chap on Sky said Ronald Koeman has to be the best footballer amongst all the EPL managers :) Doesn't make you the best manager of course, but I liked it.
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Yes, is definitely nice to hear, and important for the younger generation to know, but it is like stating oxygen is important. He is so far ahead of even the closest competitor, it barely warrants mention by a commentator. Mark Hughes is the second best, but Ron would possibly struggle to see him in the distance, down to his struggles at Barcelona and his lack of any international success (through no fault of his own, of course).

EDIT: didn't realise how long ago this discussion was - all been said already.
 
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TheSecondStain said:
That's true that it's best to live life to the full in your 20's, but life begins whenever you just bloody well decide it does. I find that what really hits me more than anything these days is events or circumstances that only appear to have happened a couple of years ago are actually 3, 4 or more times longer ago than I recollected.

The most recent incidence of that was while watching an episode of Star Trek Enterprise and suddenly realising that, when it was first broadcast, Saints had just gone 4th in PL and had beaten Tottenham 4-0 in the FA Cup, with WGS managing the squad. The Lowe era was in full swing. :)
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Evidently still living life large even now then, TSS... <laugh>
 
fran-MLs little camera said:
Cheering myself up with favourite snack....frozen Yorkshire puds cooked with piece of cheese on top. :emoticon-0110-tongu
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I thought you had a bit of heart trouble?
fran-MLs little camera said:
Generally have a healthy diet...but ridiculous to deny yourself everything. Haven't given up cheese...people who give up dairy risk thin bones. Balance is everything.
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Good to know you're generally looking after yourself. I had to give up cheddar cheese as it was giving me tremendous indigestion. Non-cheddared or simple cheese is fine, but I decided to eat less cheese overall anyway. I eat practically none now. The mayonnaise consumption has definitely risen as an indirect result.
 
TheSecondStain said:
I had to give up cheddar cheese as it was giving me tremendous indigestion. Non-cheddared or simple cheese is fine, but I decided to eat less cheese overall anyway. I eat practically none now. The mayonnaise consumption has definitely risen as an indirect result.
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I remember you telling me this a couple of years back...... I may end up down the same road, but I just don't know if I could give up cheese.
 
fatletiss said:
I remember you telling me this a couple of years back...... I may end up down the same road, but I just don't know if I could give up cheese.
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Yes, I remember that. I thought so too about cheese. But when you get heartburn and acid reflux that bad you don't miss cheese. Acid reflux is really awful. I still get the odd bit of indigestion once in a while, but that's been down to indulging myself ridiculously. No cheese, no big deal.
 
TheSecondStain said:
Yes, I remember that. I thought so too about cheese. But when you get heartburn and acid reflux that bad you don't miss cheese. Acid reflux is really awful. I still get the odd bit of indigestion once in a while, but that's been down to indulging myself ridiculously. No cheese, no big deal.
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I'm with you, it is bad :(
 
TheSecondStain said:
Yes, I remember that. I thought so too about cheese. But when you get heartburn and acid reflux that bad you don't miss cheese. Acid reflux is really awful. I still get the odd bit of indigestion once in a while, but that's been down to indulging myself ridiculously. No cheese, no big deal.
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Cause varies with people....meat and chocolate late in the day does it for me. Have no problem with cheese. Do you remember how annoying old people were when they used to say, 'I love chocolate/onions/cheese (delete as applicable), but it doesn't like me.' What a load of moaners we all thought, but it gets us all in the end. My only consolation as I watch kids stuff down burgers etc is....just you wait, it will happen to you. :)
 
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