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Fat Sam: Should he stay or should he go?
- Fat Sam: Should he stay or should he go?
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Fat Sam: Should he stay or should he go?
StrumSolo > 27/09/2016, 12:41
On the one hand, the current England manager probably shouldn't be offering shady advice to undercover reporters on how to get around the FA's third party ownership rules. That is not a good look.
But at the same time, how can you stay mad at someone who does so whilst drinking a pint of wine?
![[Image: CtTy1NcXgAQG4Me.jpg]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CtTy1NcXgAQG4Me.jpg)
A pint. Of wine. The man's a trailblazer; and this is precisely the kind outside-the-box thinking needed to improve England's prospects at major international tournaments.
He never should have Said Them Things, sure, but when you appoint such a maverick, and the FA surely knew what they were getting, you've got to take the rough with the smooth. One more chance? -
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gooner666 > 27/09/2016, 12:57
Might as well forgive and forget,who else is mug enough to take the job
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parkaner > 27/09/2016, 15:27
Can they afford to sack him after only one game, what's his contract worth, 3.5 million? Whatever way they justify a sacking, he will still take a chunk of that away with him.
Pardew is the bookies favourite for a replacement at the moment. Wenger 40-1, not all this again
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Outlaw87 > 27/09/2016, 15:48
It really is poor from big Sam, 1 being caught out saying what he did & 2 mocking poor Woy & his speech impediment
Highly fought he'll be sacked though, unless there's an unprofessional conduct clause in his contract where they can sack him without shelling out a huge compensation payout -
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hlb7619 > 27/09/2016, 22:50
And he's outta there... I think he fully deserved to go, can't do what he did, especially not with the title he had. It's basic corruption of football and it shouldnt happen, not now. I guess we know have to start the manager guessing game. Southgate to take over full time? Doubtful, depends on what he does in the few games he has been put in charge for. Other names like Steve Bruce, Eddie Howe (wouldn't be a bad option as manager...) going to be an interesting few months at the FA now there's no denying that. -
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gooner666 > 27/09/2016, 23:26
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RE: Fat Sam: Should he stay or should he go?
SirWanksAlot86 > 28/09/2016, 00:14
lol so he has stepped down now, and Gareth Southgate will temporarily take charge, ugh were gonna end up with Harry Rednapp arnt we... i can just see it coming now, -
RE: Fat Sam: Should he stay or should he go?
StrumSolo > 28/09/2016, 10:05
(28/09/2016, 00:14)SirWanksAlot86 Wrote: lol so he has stepped down now, and Gareth Southgate will temporarily take charge, ugh were gonna end up with Harry Rednapp arnt we... i can just see it coming now,
Ha! I don't think he'd even last as long as Allardyce! What we probably need at this point is someone less corrupt...
I'd be happy with Eddie Howe, but if i was him there's no way I'd take it at this point in his career. It's always gonna end in failure, and I can't think of one recent England boss that's gone on to a big job once their time's up.
My money's on Bruce or Pardew. -
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Clitterbug > 28/09/2016, 11:18
Look out Chris Coleman hes after the Whales job now
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RE: Fat Sam: Should he stay or should he go?
StrumSolo > 28/09/2016, 11:25
'Entrapment has won on this occasion' -
One way of looking at it. Another is 'blowhard arrogance has lost.'