In These Days Of The ´Premier Sacking League´

On behalf of those down this way
Who still believe in Chris,
The Hughton that once lead your team
Back to Premier League bliss,
Overall there´s no doubt I´d say
He´s still more hit than miss,
In these days of the Premier Sacking League

And although some would have him go
No-one´s yet found a name,
To take his place who wouldn´t bring
Really more of the same,
And in a nutshell that´s the curse
That runs throughout the game
In these days of the Premier Sacking League

I notice that your neighbours from
The Wear have tried a few,
New faces to see if they can
Improve their struggling crew,
I never have been convinced yet
It is the thing to do,
In these days of the Premier Sacking League

I wonder too who next will be
To fear the fateful axe,
When CEO´s and Chairmen feel
Some qualities he lacks,
It´s good to see both of our clubs
Stand firm behind their backs,
In these days of the Premier Sacking League

And although this year you´ve no cause
To think along those lines,
Last year, I recall you went through
Some less than joyful times,
Which thinking back could easily
Have prompted farewell signs,
In these days of the Premier Sacking League

So when we meet in a short while
Down at our Carrow Road,
I hope to see both Hughton and
Pardew in happy mode,
For if they are, for both our teams
It would lessen the load,
In these days of the Premier Sacking League

I´ll leave you now in peace up there
After this short review,
And pardon me for passing by
To share my thoughts with you,
But Mr. Hughton we do have
In common ´twixt us two,
In these days of the Premier Sacking League.

 

Top drawer!

 

and on the assumption that it won´t be either Hughton or Pardew that get shown the door next, who might it be, there don´t seem to be that many left who haven´t recently reorganised the furniture.

 

Rep when I can for the time and effort taKen.

 

You´re much too kind

 

Not at all, well worth it.

 

Isn't there something like 3 managers currently in the Premier League who were in charge of their team on the last day of the 2011/2012 season.

 

Good manager, Sadly a lot of norwich fans seem to think norwich could continue to play cavalier football after the first season when most know about 2nd season syndrome.

Nch have bought well and it will take time for them to gel look at spurs in a bigger scale.

You can have pardew any day if the week

 

´Tis true, but fortunately those who matter, as regards the dismissal department, have their heads well and truly screwed on, at the moment.

 

Hooper will be a top signing maybe better than rsv in the premiership bargain deal who could get an England call up if he stays fit

 

He´s certainly hoping he might, and he´s beginning to score regularly too, but rather fancy it might be a bit too late to catch the plane this time though.

 

Maybe for the summer but going forward

 

Or moving on.

 

The sacking of managers is so stupid in most cases.

AVB & Steve Clarke spring to mind as the most pathetic.

Villas-Boas had a 55% win ratio - the second best in the clubs history ffs!

Chris Hughton should never have been sacked by Mike Ashley