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Love the fact he says exactly what he thinks, take a look at his reaction concerning Wayne Rooney.
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Ironic the master at unsettling players is on thier too owd spud yed
Absolutely brilliant.
He really is a manager you can respect because he’s passionate for the right reasons about the right causes.
Exactly Garswood, I would like to here more and more of the managers come out and speak like him. Maybe players like Rooney will then think again before players demand certain things.
Ian Holloway talks alot of sense but Man Utd and Ferguson deserve this. They have been taking any player they like for years and now the boots on the other foot they dont like it. No sympathy here.
Ian Holloway talks alot of sense but Man Utd and Ferguson deserve this. They have been taking any player they like for years and now the boots on the other foot they dont like it. No sympathy here.Exactly fella….
too many people with short memories. Remember it was ferguson’s spat over the racehorse and stud fees years ago with his ‘Irish’ partners that led to them selling their shares on the open market….up steps the Glazers…….buy, buy, buy….majority holders – and so the ‘cash cow’ is born. They (ManU) are just as guilty as any other in this comedic escalation of player – should I say ‘agent’ power; masquerading as the sport we all once loved.
Tomato nose is getting a little bit of Karma…… and it doesn’t taste nice. Not only do the Glazers take their 30 odd million ‘cut’ per year from the club, they have also borrowed 200 million in the States and secured it against ManU (at 16% per annum)……..r@ped.
And people complain about the way we are run as a club…..they need to take themselves outside and give their head a shake.
Tick tock, the clock is ticking as we move nearer to the day football implodes.
if Dave keeps our house in order as he has done so far hopefully we will survive, but I fear many are on the slippery slope.
Players have become too powerful, clubs have got to start sticking up for themselves more, and tell them to f*ck off.
Tick tock, the clock is ticking as we move nearer to the day football implodes.if Dave keeps our house in order as he has done so far hopefully we will survive, but I fear many are on the slippery slope.
Players have become too powerful, clubs have got to start sticking up for themselves more, and tell them to f*ck off.
I have been saying it for a while now, NO player is worth £70,000+ per week, I struggle to make myself beleive that they are worth that a year.
The money from revenues should be going back into the the Football Clubs and dare I say back into Football itself.
There are people on all sorts of boards and commissions wondering where the next ENGLISH stars are going to come from, look no further than the lack of funds going in to academies in the various Football Clubs and into grass roots via the FA, because the players and agents milk an astonishing 70+% of it all.
It wouldn’t be too bad if just some of these players would publically show that they give something back to the sport that gives them their millionaire lifestyle, but except for Christmas, contracted (paid for) appearances and exceptional circumstances we see nothing.
Is there anybody out there, apart from players and agents, who can give a reason why they are allowed to bleed the sport dry?
Try to stay away from the ‘its the players that get the results’, ‘its the players that sell the shirts’ or ‘its because of the players that the money is on the sport’. At the end of the day it is me, you and everybody who goes to games and/or watches the sports channels that make football a success, as a straw poll, would our attendances or revenues go up if say Rooney decided to sign for us… I think not.
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
Players have become too powerful, clubs have got to start sticking up for themselves more, and tell them to f*ck off.Which is really what United are doing, to be fair.
Players have become too powerful, clubs have got to start sticking up for themselves more, and tell them to f*ck off.
Which is really what United are doing, to be fair.[/quote]
Apart from the fact that they have just agreed a new five-year deal with him, according to the BBC.
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as they stand at the moment, they don’t look like a top 4 club to me. i think they may well struggle to get into Europe this year. if that happens it should accelerate the implosion. Can’t wait, it’s just what English football needs.
top 4:
Chelsea, City, Arsenal and then who – Spurs?Tick tock, the clock is ticking as we move nearer to the day football implodes.
if Dave keeps our house in order as he has done so far hopefully we will survive, but I fear many are on the slippery slope.
Players have become too powerful, clubs have got to start sticking up for themselves more, and tell them to f*ck off.
I have been saying it for a while now, NO player is worth £70,000+ per week, I struggle to make myself beleive that they are worth that a year.
The money from revenues should be going back into the the Football Clubs and dare I say back into Football itself.
There are people on all sorts of boards and commissions wondering where the next ENGLISH stars are going to come from, look no further than the lack of funds going in to academies in the various Football Clubs and into grass roots via the FA, because the players and agents milk an astonishing 70+% of it all.
It wouldn’t be too bad if just some of these players would publically show that they give something back to the sport that gives them their millionaire lifestyle, but except for Christmas, contracted (paid for) appearances and exceptional circumstances we see nothing.
Is there anybody out there, apart from players and agents, who can give a reason why they are allowed to bleed the sport dry?
Try to stay away from the ‘its the players that get the results’, ‘its the players that sell the shirts’ or ‘its because of the players that the money is on the sport’. At the end of the day it is me, you and everybody who goes to games and/or watches the sports channels that make football a success, as a straw poll, would our attendances or revenues go up if say Rooney decided to sign for us… I think not.[/quote]
Exactly jayt, There should be a worldwide cap of £20,000 me thinks a week, and that is being generous. that is a lot of money and if all clubs had this then player power would be no more. every single club would benefit from it and the days of administration would be gone. Its a knock on effect, the lower league clubs will profit. The leagues would be multi rich for their respective divisions and the standard of football would be a lot better. It’s time we saved our game from quote “imploding”, which is correct
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