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Baggies fans not happy with Steve Clark

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  1. JM Fan

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    GM - I think you speak for a great many fans with that statement!!!
     
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  2. robbieBB

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    Well that's nice -- the thought of a happy GM I mean. It's a distinct possibility :grin: <ok>
     
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  3. THURNBY CANARY

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    I think this might be the time to quit while we are ahead, just in case Carrubah tunes in <laugh>
     
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  4. RiverEndRick

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    I wonder whether the West Ham fans felt losing to us 3-1 was a tonking! Certainly West Brom fans were not at all happy to lose 2-0 to us at home. All of these things are relative in the vagueries of the PL!
     
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  5. General Melchett

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    I'm not sure that I'd consider anything less than a 3 goal margin a tonking! I think scale of disappointment though goes with expectations. I.e. WBA would of expected to beat a Norwich side, who regularly hoist the white flag as they hit the Norfolk boarder, ergo it's like a 3 goal swing and really bloomin pony in their view!

    Bah!
     
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  6. General Melchett

    General Melchett Well-Known Member

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    GM was very happy when we beat WBA! If we beat the swans tomorrow I'l. Not be much use at work on Monday!

    Bah!
     
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  7. RiverEndRick

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    I'd also like to see a happy GM tomorrow, but then I think we'd all be happy if a win puts us up to 11th, or even 10th if Villa get nothing against ManUtd tomorrow. Fingers crossed! OTBC!
     
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  8. DHCanary

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    Yeah, it's definitely relative to me. If we beat Man City 2-0 when they're expecting to try and beat their last total against us, then even if it's only 2 goals it's a massive disappointment.
     
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  9. robbieBB

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    Gracious me! Not only contemplating being happy, but producing genuine pearls of wisdom too! Level of disappointment a function of expectation? How true! Keeping one's expectations realistic certainly avoids unnecessary disappointment. Every member of this board should stick a note to this effect on his/her keyboard. <ok>
     
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  10. woodbine

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    So that's Steve Clarke sacked.

    Think they should have given him longer, will be interesting to see who Fulham and West Brom will get in, there's not a lot of choices.
     
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  11. Pablofarmer

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    Think Fulham have there man don't they?
    DiMateo back to west Brom?
     
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  12. woodbine

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    Have they? I just thought he was the 2nd assistant.
     
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  13. robbieBB

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    No, Meulenstein was made manager when Jol's contract was terminated <ok>
     
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  14. woodbine

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    Thanks, didn't know that. Guess the new manager isn't helping them much lol.
     
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  15. Pablofarmer

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    Appears not, and to be honest he was one I had on my list if we got rid of CH.
    Maybe a bullet dodged!
     
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  16. robbieBB

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    That's bit hard on him isn't it? 1 win against fellow strugglers and a tonking at the hands of the league's form team? <ok>
     
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  17. woodbine

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    Not being harsh but it's not a quick fix people seem to think it is.

    He might get Fulham out of trouble, but do supporters have the patience now?
     
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  18. canary_max

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    Wow that's a bit of a knee jerker IMO
     
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  19. danary

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    I think it's an outrageous decision
     
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  20. Tony_Munky_Canary

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    I guess most of the doctors and nurses amongst them do ;)

    I think he's a potentially very good appointment for Fulham, they've got a pretty good squad so if he can use his (supposedly considerable) tactical nous to get the best out of them I think they'll finish mid-table.
     
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