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25-05-2009, 4:08 PM
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Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
Blimey - you only have to beat one decent team a year - how hard can the Celtic job be????
Bet he ends up as Newcastle boss.
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25-05-2009, 4:28 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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Blimey - you only have to beat one decent team a year - how hard can the Celtic job be????
Bet he ends up as Newcastle boss.
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I think he'll end up at Sunderland, myself.
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25-05-2009, 4:28 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
more likely Sunderland.
I'm more than happy with Alan Shearer staying on at newcastle
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25-05-2009, 4:59 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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Originally Posted by jamienufc
more likely Sunderland.
I'm more than happy with Alan Shearer staying on at newcastle
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Why?
Whats Shearers record since he's been manager?
Will he be given funds to buy next year?
How far will you lot need to full until you realise
Shearers not the answer to your problems?
A proven manager is what you need, do you
think you'd be down if Sam Allardyce had been given time
and a chance?
Me, I'm over the moon with whats going on up there but can't
understand why you lot all think Keegan and Shearer are the answers to all
your problems?
Makes it so much sweeter that Ashleys a Yid.
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I think he'll end up at Sunderland, myself.
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Agree mate, even though Niall Quinn came out and said there be bringing
in a big named proven manager.
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25-05-2009, 5:21 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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Why?
Whats Shearers record since he's been manager?
Will he be given funds to buy next year?
How far will you lot need to full until you realise
Shearers not the answer to your problems?
A proven manager is what you need, do you
think you'd be down if Sam Allardyce had been given time
and a chance?
Me, I'm over the moon with whats going on up there but can't
understand why you lot all think Keegan and Shearer are the answers to all
your problems?
Makes it so much sweeter that Ashleys a Yid.
Agree mate, even though Niall Quinn came out and said there be bringing
in a big named proven manager.
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Why? Because the man is Mr Newcastle United simple as that. He loves the club and has the drive and determination to get us back into the premier league like nobody else in management. He is straight forward and honest, he wont pussy foot around, is not a yes man and will do whatever needs to be done to get the football club back on track. Be it sell players, identify targets, change the management structure. He'll do whats right for the club.
The man needs to be given time. 8 games was simply not long enough when you consider the dire state the club is in
Yes, he's an unknown quantity as a manager, but thats a risk many newcastle fans are willing to take, becuase there is no-one else more suited for the job. Shearer is a Newcastle legend and will always give 110% for the Club. He isn't interested in money, he just wants to get newcastle back into the premier league and playing good football again.
Remember everybody has to start somewhere. People like Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger were rookie managers once.
Like I've said on other threads, someone may need to be put along side Shearer in an assistant role. Someone who has more experience and tactical knowledge.
Anyway, I dont know what Your problem is, your pretty aggressive with your posts. I dont know who you support, but why do you care whats going on at Newcastle so much?
Yes we've been relegated, yes we've been a poor team for many years, yes if you look at it objectively we proberly deserved to go down - 7 wins all season is not good enough. I don't deny this so try and cut out the obvious aggression in your posts, because I've done nothing to provoke you.
I'm simply a Newcastle supporter who believes that Alan Shearer is the right man for the job. I've given reasons and am just expressing my opinion, something I thought I could do on this forum?
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25-05-2009, 5:35 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
Ta ta Chesney
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25-05-2009, 5:49 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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Why? Because the man is Mr Newcastle United simple as that. He loves the club and has the drive and determination to get us back into the premier league like nobody else in management. He is straight forward and honest, he wont pussy foot around, is not a yes man and will do whatever needs to be done to get the football club back on track. Be it sell players, identify targets, change the management structure. He'll do whats right for the club.
The man needs to be given time. 8 games was simply not long enough when you consider the dire state the club is in
Yes, he's an unknown quantity as a manager, but thats a risk many newcastle fans are willing to take, becuase there is no-one else more suited for the job. Shearer is a Newcastle legend and will always give 110% for the Club. He isn't interested in money, he just wants to get newcastle back into the premier league and playing good football again.
Remember everybody has to start somewhere. People like Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger were rookie managers once.
Like I've said on other threads, someone may need to be put along side Shearer in an assistant role. Someone who has more experience and tactical knowledge.
Anyway, I dont know what Your problem is, your pretty aggressive with your posts. I dont know who you support, but why do you care whats going on at Newcastle so much?
Yes we've been relegated, yes we've been a poor team for many years, yes if you look at it objectively we proberly deserved to go down - 7 wins all season is not good enough. I don't deny this so try and cut out the obvious aggression in your posts, because I've done nothing to provoke you.
I'm simply a Newcastle supporter who believes that Alan Shearer is the right man for the job. I've given reasons and am just expressing my opinion, something I thought I could do on this forum?
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No aggression in my post, just asking a question, i felt much the same way when Hoddle was given the job @ Spurs, look how that turned out.  but he'll still be a ledgend @ WHL.
Newcastle will go nowhere until a massive shack up of the club is done, the owner, ASHLEY should stop listening to what the fans want and do whats best for the club. Didn't you think bring Keegan back the 2nd time was
going to bring back great days @ UTD?
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expressing my opinion, something I thought I could do on this forum?
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Me too.
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25-05-2009, 7:23 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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Why? Because the man is Mr Newcastle United simple as that. He loves the club and has the drive and determination to get us back into the premier league like nobody else in management. He is straight forward and honest, he wont pussy foot around, is not a yes man and will do whatever needs to be done to get the football club back on track. Be it sell players, identify targets, change the management structure. He'll do whats right for the club.
The man needs to be given time. 8 games was simply not long enough when you consider the dire state the club is in
Yes, he's an unknown quantity as a manager, but thats a risk many newcastle fans are willing to take, becuase there is no-one else more suited for the job. Shearer is a Newcastle legend and will always give 110% for the Club. He isn't interested in money, he just wants to get newcastle back into the premier league and playing good football again.
Remember everybody has to start somewhere. People like Alex Ferguson and Arsene Wenger were rookie managers once.
Like I've said on other threads, someone may need to be put along side Shearer in an assistant role. Someone who has more experience and tactical knowledge.
Anyway, I dont know what Your problem is, your pretty aggressive with your posts. I dont know who you support, but why do you care whats going on at Newcastle so much?
Yes we've been relegated, yes we've been a poor team for many years, yes if you look at it objectively we proberly deserved to go down - 7 wins all season is not good enough. I don't deny this so try and cut out the obvious aggression in your posts, because I've done nothing to provoke you.
I'm simply a Newcastle supporter who believes that Alan Shearer is the right man for the job. I've given reasons and am just expressing my opinion, something I thought I could do on this forum?
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lol you Newcastle fans never cease to amaze me, Kevin Keegan all over again, Its almost certain you guys would still be up if big Sam had been given a chance, Four managers in one season is a joke, Look at my team Everton, Moyes has been given a chance and we are now reaping the rewards.
You can keep your TV pundit and lower league football.
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25-05-2009, 7:43 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
I understand what people mean about the football threads on here........
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25-05-2009, 7:54 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
Any Celtic followers tell me there thoughts on Scott Brown?
looks like he may be of next?
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25-05-2009, 8:42 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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I think he'll end up at Sunderland, myself.
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why pick on us
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25-05-2009, 8:50 PM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
He has been a fantastic manager for Celtic but unfortunately many simply never took to him because he's not a former Celt. He didn't get the same riches to spend as other former Celtic managers and ultimately not being able to win the league over a very poor Rangers side with a very poor Celtic one cost him his job. I know a few Celtic fans that have felt for a lot of this season, that a change was needed. Now it has happened. His record is pretty good and I think he has moved on since previously managing in England and will more than likely end up in the Premiership.
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26-05-2009, 6:03 AM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
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lol you Newcastle fans never cease to amaze me, Kevin Keegan all over again, Its almost certain you guys would still be up if big Sam had been given a chance, Four managers in one season is a joke, Look at my team Everton, Moyes has been given a chance and we are now reaping the rewards.
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We will, cheers.
(Also agree Moyes has done a great job at Everton and is a fnatastic manager).
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26-05-2009, 10:32 AM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
Shearer will fail at Newcastle..not because he's a terrible manager but because once he starts learning the job and "losing" games the fans and board will grow impatient. Look at the number of managers Newcastle get through...if he loses a lot of games at the start of the season he will throw in the towel. Can you honestly say the fans are going to stand for possible relegation if he struggles to put a decent team together, makes mistakes and they slump near the bottom of the championship ?
Need a proven manager...
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26-05-2009, 10:42 AM
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Re: Strachan steps down as Celtic boss....
I love deluded Celtic fans thinking Coyle would be interested.
Yeah yeah, of course he will be. 
No chance.
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