mickynomates
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Just read Plymouth have sacked their manager and might get Colin Wanker in.
Warnock to Plymouth
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Budgies' Boy
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Lives just round the corner I believe.
Budgies' Boy
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Bloke they've sacked, after only 3 months, was former England under 20's manager. Anyone else see a pattern emerging?
lionheart48
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Yes, they have all been ordained by the gonk.
Good to their mums but fcking useless left to their own devices.
Axholme Lion
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Yeah. England are shit.
Kryan Bing
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If you have an International team full to the brim with multi-million pound talented players, and win fuck all, unfortunately as a manager you will be labelled shit. That is a well known fact!!
Fashthebash
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Gonk is a cunt, I’d sooner have Warnock England manager, all day long ..
Kryan Bing
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“Director of football Neil Dewsnip and first-team coach Kevin Nancekivell will take charge of the team for the remainder of the season.“
No mention of Warnock
Plymouth Argyle sack head coach Foster
Plymouth Argyle sack head coach Ian Foster after just three months in charge at Home Park.
www.bbc.co.uk
lionheart48
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Burnley's manager Stan Ternent says he has nothing against Sheffield United, his team's opponents at Bramall Lane this afternoon. But he still cannot stand the sight of their manager Neil Warnock.
In his recently published autobiography, Stan the Man: A Hard Life in Football, Ternent accused Warnock of dispatching a spy to listen in on his team talk, an incident that led to a punch-up in the referee's room.
"After most matches managers slurp bottles of beer together watching the classified results filter through," Ternent wrote. "Most enjoy these get-togethers and a chance to swap anecdotes. But I've never done that with Warnock. Our feud goes back years and I cannot abide the man
Their antipathy came to a head during Burnley's 2-0 defeat at Bramall Lane in April 2001.
"At half-time we were one goal down and as I was asking how much my players wanted it, I thought I heard a noise on the other side of an emergency door," Ternent recalled. "I motioned for them to keep quiet and launched myself into a two-footed kung-fu kick against the door. It exploded outwards and I saw a figure scurry away.
"I then took one of my players to see the referee and show him a wound and heard a voice behind me say, 'Come off it Stan - you are always at it.'
"I turned to see Warnock's No2 Kevin Blackwell and I shouted, 'Let's have it now.' I ran up, smacked him in the face and nutted him for good measure. He hit me back and my nose ruptured. I jumped on him and we fell to the floor shoving the door to the referee's room wide open.
"Stewards and United staff pounced on my back and eventually dragged me away. I'd given him a few cracks and a couple of follow-ups.
"I've had a friendly beer with Blackwell since, but I won't look Warnock in the face."
In his recently published autobiography, Stan the Man: A Hard Life in Football, Ternent accused Warnock of dispatching a spy to listen in on his team talk, an incident that led to a punch-up in the referee's room.
"After most matches managers slurp bottles of beer together watching the classified results filter through," Ternent wrote. "Most enjoy these get-togethers and a chance to swap anecdotes. But I've never done that with Warnock. Our feud goes back years and I cannot abide the man
Their antipathy came to a head during Burnley's 2-0 defeat at Bramall Lane in April 2001.
"At half-time we were one goal down and as I was asking how much my players wanted it, I thought I heard a noise on the other side of an emergency door," Ternent recalled. "I motioned for them to keep quiet and launched myself into a two-footed kung-fu kick against the door. It exploded outwards and I saw a figure scurry away.
"I then took one of my players to see the referee and show him a wound and heard a voice behind me say, 'Come off it Stan - you are always at it.'
"I turned to see Warnock's No2 Kevin Blackwell and I shouted, 'Let's have it now.' I ran up, smacked him in the face and nutted him for good measure. He hit me back and my nose ruptured. I jumped on him and we fell to the floor shoving the door to the referee's room wide open.
"Stewards and United staff pounced on my back and eventually dragged me away. I'd given him a few cracks and a couple of follow-ups.
"I've had a friendly beer with Blackwell since, but I won't look Warnock in the face."
Lioninwaiting
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Wouldn't take any notice of anything Ternent says, renown lunatic who attacked his own players
Edward Alistair
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Perhaps Plymouth saw what he did at Aberdeen.
Very strange that Plymouth have not brought in a manager though, the 2 caretakers they have would normally be there to see out the season as a mid table side not in a relegation battle, I can see them going down and employing the fella that left them once Stoke sack him in the summer.
Very strange that Plymouth have not brought in a manager though, the 2 caretakers they have would normally be there to see out the season as a mid table side not in a relegation battle, I can see them going down and employing the fella that left them once Stoke sack him in the summer.
Kryan Bing
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"For Warnock, he was happy to leave on a positive note – his only two wins have come against Bonnyrigg and Killie in the cup."
Fashthebash
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I would have Warnock as our manager.., ‘ I luv him mee..’
Fashthebash
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Too late now tho ..