Raddy should go first

[Confuseous]

FAS can talk all they want about what this fella 'achieved' for us. For me, to drop 20 places to 140th (out of 165 countries in the world) says it all.

And for the first time today, I learned that his whole (or majority) of coaching staff is Serbian! Are they so reputable meh? Are there well known Serbian around the world, brothers? Now I know whey they went to Serbia for 'training'.

Before they renewed his contract, was there a process to see if there were better alternatives out there?

 

[Qantas]

FAS can talk all they want about what this fella 'achieved' for us. For me, to drop 20 places to 140th (out of 165 countries in the world) says it all.

And for the first time today, I learned that his whole (or majority) of coaching staff is Serbian! Are they so reputable meh? Are there well known Serbian around the world, brothers? Now I know whey they went to Serbia for 'training'.

Before they renewed his contract, was there a process to see if there were better alternatives out there?

Jovanovich (striker, Liverpool); Vidic (defender, ManU); Ivanovich (defender, Chelsea). What do you think?

 

[eErotica69]

FAS can talk all they want about what this fella 'achieved' for us. For me, to drop 20 places to 140th (out of 165 countries in the world) says it all.

And for the first time today, I learned that his whole (or majority) of coaching staff is Serbian! Are they so reputable meh? Are there well known Serbian around the world, brothers? Now I know whey they went to Serbia for 'training'.

Before they renewed his contract, was there a process to see if there were better alternatives out there?

To be fair, he did a good job ever since he took over.

 

[spotter542]

Liverpool on Saturday announced that manager Roy Hodgson has left the club by mutual consent, with Kenny Dalglish put in charge for Sunday's FA Cup tie against Manchester United.

Hodgson leaves Anfield following an unhappy six-month reign after taking over from Rafael Benitez with Liverpool having suffered a ninth Premier League defeat on his watch at Blackburn this week.

That left the embattled side languishing in 12th position, four points above the relegation zone.

The 63-year-old former Fulham boss had hoped that a bright performance against United at Old Trafford this weekend might save his position but Liverpool's owners New England Sports Ventures (NESV) decided otherwise.

In a statement on the club's website, principal owner John Henry said: "We are grateful for Roy's efforts over the past six months, but both parties thought it in the best interests of the club that he stand down from his position as team manager.

"We wish him all the best for the future."


Source : www.asianbookie.com




Perhaps the FAS can consider good ol' Roy

 

[silverfox@]

Perhaps the FAS can consider good ol' Roy

Martin O Neil is out of job leh.
Rafa Benitez also can.
Employ Maradona is the best, can smoke and take drugs together with the players :p

 

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Singapore soccer is full of people like him, having a reputation of vast potential, perpetually lingering on the verge of fulfilment, but alas never does.