http://www.ccfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10269~2786090,00.html:thinking about::thinking about::thinking about::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:
Well we're going to do this,if....
why are the players coming out with all this, surely its the owners who should be telling us of there great plans for the team.
This article is quite possibly the most pointless piece of writing ever seen, there asking a young kid to try to spread the word, and encourage season ticket sales, do it yourself SISU
He looking at players, if...
we want lots of players,if...
the team will be strong,if...
we want to do well,if...
Players want to come here,if...
FFS , stop using the word if,.. and come back when they say ,we will be,..
The Rev
why are the players coming out with all this, surely its the owners who should be telling us of there great plans for the team.
This article is quite possibly the most pointless piece of writing ever seen, there asking a young kid to try to spread the word, and encourage season ticket sales, do it yourself SISU
He looking at players, if...
we want lots of players,if...
the team will be strong,if...
we want to do well,if...
Players want to come here,if...
FFS , stop using the word if,.. and come back when they say ,we will be,..
The Rev
I have never heard anyone calling their manager by his first name in an interview before, especially not a junior member (young) of the squad. Surely there should be a little more respect and he should be referring to him as the BOSS, MANAGER, GAFFER etc. Maybe that's part of the reason that we failed last time around. A lack of respect for the manager could lead to a failure to implement his changes during a match.
I think we have left the Victorian days so it's ok to call someone by there first name now Mr Rich.
No, but they'd say Sir Alex! Maybe we should sign lots of Mexicans or Indians, they could call him "Mr Andy"?
Apologies. That may be the most racist thing I've ever written. Blame Family Guy, it's their gag..
I think we have left the Victorian days so it's ok to call someone by there first name now Mr Rich.
Sorry, but in football there has to be respect. Most players/clubs have a degree of seperation between the Manager and the Squad to mark out that the boss is not just one of the lads.
I can't remember the last time I saw any player of any team call his manager by his first name. As commented above if one of the Utd players called Fergie, Alex then I'm pretty confident they would be fined and his career at the club would be cut short.
They do it all the time: Sir Alex! He is the worst possible example to illustrate why this is wrong!
no...ill blame you.
jordan clarke is a typical chav,look at his twitter,he cant speak english,does not surprise me has no manners
should move to south london with all the other gang wannabes
To be fair to Jordan I did meet him once at a pre season game he was very polite and good with the kids doing photos and autographs
Sir Alex yes as when you become Sir it's usually followed by a first name i.e. you never hear of Sir Jones or Sir Ferguson, It becomes Sir Alex Ferguson or Sir Tom Jones.
As stated by me and Valiant you will never hear a Utd player calling him Alex!!
It's called the next generation :facepalm: after them they'll be chavs walking around with anti gravity boots and wearing grey spacesuits that project a holographic mobile phone, catch up will you!!
Fisher reminds us sisu are the only option. And thorn tells us of all the players he has lined up once the embargoes lifted.....
Thorn has ducks in a row
SISU want us to bounce back straight away
Bell "I'm going no-where"
Bigi "Next season is my time"
Cameron "This will be a difficult fiscal year and the co-ilition will look to get the country back on track"
er, last one might not be Nathan Cameron
SISU want us to bounce back straight away
Bell "I'm going no-where"
Bigi "Next season is my time"
Cameron "This will be a difficult fiscal year and the co-ilition will look to get the country back on track"
er, last one might not be Nathan Cameron