o'neill

Originally Posted by Dr Gonzo

Will this finally stop him being linked to us once Fergie retires ??

Doubt it. I think he would look as getting United back into the Premier League as an interesting challenge.

Originally Posted by forzagarza

Doubt it. I think he would look as getting United back into the Premier League as an interesting challenge.

Originally Posted by dodger

Didn't he manaage an "amazingly well" or "triffic" in those few words? Must be a record.

He must have also managed i mean a dozen ''i means'' i mean come on i mean it's Merson we are talking about here i mean.

Originally Posted by redmike

He must have also managed i mean a dozen ''i means'' i mean come on i mean it's Merson we are talking about here i mean.

Did he hit the beans on toast with a shot that would've been a worldie had it gone in?

Aston Villa spark tug of war for Mark Hughes as Martin O'Neill quits on eve of new season

WTF?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...ew-season.html

Villa players were last night texting each other images of champagne bottles to celebrate O’Neill’s exit - just five days before the season starts.
O’Neill, boss at Villa Park since August 2006, is believed to have jumped ahead of being pushed amid mounting unrest among his squad.

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UNITED STATES World Cup coach Bob Bradley has emerged as an early favourite to take over from Martin O'Neill at Aston Villa.

The American connection with club owner Jay Lerner makes Bradley an obvious choice for the punters, and the coach made his mark in South Africa by winning England's qualifying group before seeing his team go out to Ghana.
But there are some heavyweight candidates in the background, and Bradley dropped back in the betting as the odds shortened on former Charlton and West Ham boss Alan Curbishley.
Curbs was quoted on Skybet at 5-1, with Slaven Bilic at 6-1 and, inevitably, Sven Goran Eriksson at 8-1 along with his old England sidekick Steve McLaren, now coaching Wolfsburg in Germany.
Jurgen Klinsmann is another name in the frame, along with sacked West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola. Further out are Gerrard Houllier, Terry Venables and Stoke boss Tony Pulis.

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Always thought O' Neill was a bit fragile as a personality.

Anyway, love who Villa are being linked with, there support must be suicidal.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...la/8899765.stm

bradley quit US national team and odds-on to be next villa boss

ffs, cant believe i called it right and didnt get on at 20/1

Originally Posted by Ginners

bradley quit US national team and odds-on to be next villa boss

ffs, cant believe i called it right and didnt get on at 20/1

Always a wounder but for a card carrying gambler like you...catastrophic.

Originally Posted by Ginners

bradley quit US national team and odds-on to be next villa boss

ffs, cant believe i called it right and didnt get on at 20/1

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

argh