When odds start getting weird such as 1/4 you know something is going on. Bookies are actually far more easy to read and judge then the press. They are usually first to know things as well.
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When odds start getting weird such as 1/4 you know something is going on. Bookies are actually far more easy to read and judge then the press. They are usually first to know things as well.
I agree they're both strong candidates. That makes these tweets all the more credible-seeming after all.
Can you imagine the conversation at SMS.
'Never heard of this Yakin guy, but as he is favourite for the job, perhaps we should interview him'.
The only thing linking us to him is a quote where he said it was a good job.....well, he wouldn't he? (to quote Mandy Rice-Davis...ask your granddad). This has led to people putting bets on and made the bookies respond...think we need to save our breath to cool our porridge.
'Never heard of this Yakin guy, but as he is favourite for the job, perhaps we should interview him'.
The only thing linking us to him is a quote where he said it was a good job.....well, he wouldn't he? (to quote Mandy Rice-Davis...ask your granddad). This has led to people putting bets on and made the bookies respond...think we need to save our breath to cool our porridge.
I'm full of stuff like that...which is why I make such an interesting dinner guest
Think it's Scottish.
I'm full of stuff like that...which is why I make such an interesting dinner guest
Think it's Scottish.
Could've guessed, really. They love their porridge, and their average life span is so short they tend to only get to exhale the one time.
I'm full of stuff like that...which is why I make such an interesting dinner guest
Think it's Scottish.
That's not enough to get back on my list.
Adam Blackmore is doing the interview. I'm sure he will do his best, but I imagine Krueger will be prepared to 'straight bat' them all.
Krueger is going to tell us they are extremely disappointed in MP and that we hope to smash the crap out of them when we play them at white hart lane. He'll point at his scars and tell us he's not soft.
To be fair, I've never met a soft Canuck. Politest people in the world, but you have to be nails to survive many winters in the land of the moose. I hope at the very least he gave Mauricio a menacing stare and a bone crushing handshake as he saw him to the door.
I reckon Ralph knows about as much as we do. He seems a bit moronic/naive and i see him as a spokesman for the club but little more than that. IMO Les and Kathy are pulling all the strings.
Well, he might be naive or even moronic, but he sits on the board so he is party to the highest-level conversations. You can be assured he knows more than we do, though I agree that I don't think he's pulling the strings in the way Cortese did.
it's worked until now. have to hope he's competent on his own and didn't need a relentlessly ambitious ceo to complement his abilities.