Kempstonian
Has the memory of a goldfish
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Stanley Matthews played top level football at the age of 50.33 and gets around without a Zimmer frame! The wonders of modern science, eh?
Stanley Matthews played top level football at the age of 50.33 and gets around without a Zimmer frame! The wonders of modern science, eh?
Yeah. But I suspect that he had a pair of magic boots like Billy in the Tiger/Scorcher comic strip.Stanley Matthews played top level football at the age of 50.
Shame, I like Eddie but I don't think he will be out of work for long. Bournemouth have been overachieving for a good while now and it was mostly due to him. He had them playing some pretty decent football a couple of years back. If Eddie lands a job at a wealthier club I think he will do well.So Eddie Howe has left the building.
Sad really but expected.
Question is how do they replace him?
I read the ground only holds 11,000 so how can they attract or afford good players?
Crush time this afternoon live on BT SportHarrogate won 1-0. Notts County 2 up with 30 minutes to go.
Would be good for another Yorkshire club to be in the football league, but equally would be good to see Notts County back
Shame, I like Eddie but I don't think he will be out of work for long. Bournemouth have been overachieving for a good while now and it was mostly due to him. He had them playing some pretty decent football a couple of years back. If Eddie lands a job at a wealthier club I think he will do well.
I see Ake is being sold, so Bournemouth will have at least £41 million to play with, but they might need that if they have players on decent money and they have dropped to the Championship. Unless there were clauses in their contracts to reduce their pay if relegated, the club might struggle and have to use part of that £41 million.
Also John Coleman at Accrington. He was poor at Rochdale after leaving Stanley,fancying his chances a division higher,but after coming back he keeps Accy afloat year after year.To be fair Howe was a "comfortable fit" at Bournemouth. His brief spell away at Burnley didn't yield great things.
You do find some managers "have a place" so to speak and going somewhere else doesn't fit, I suppose Nathan Jones would be another that springs to mind and the Cowley bros at Lincoln.
Indeed. Since coming back he has ensured Luton's survival, when it looked to be a lost cause. 16 points from the last 9 games from a team that was rock bottom.To be fair Howe was a "comfortable fit" at Bournemouth. His brief spell away at Burnley didn't yield great things.
You do find some managers "have a place" so to speak and going somewhere else doesn't fit, I suppose Nathan Jones would be another that springs to mind and the Cowley bros at Lincoln.
Why would he as he’s been signed by Man City?Ferran Torres: Any bets on him having difficulties settling at United?
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Good point and well made. I blame tirednessWhy would he as he’s been signed by Man City?
What, he signed for the wrong club tiredness? You get a lot of that when a good player signs for them. Especially the one who informed me in a hospital that he would rebuff their offer. Two days later, he signed for them! He must have been knackered!Good point and well made. I blame tiredness