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Submitted by Burkie 1 on Fri, 05/06/2015 - 09:16

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it appears now that the FIFA scandal might just be the biggest in the history of financial wrong doing , every day new revelations are coming to hand and its starting to look as though this organisation might just be a money laundering operation for another , shall we say iffy outfit , namely the mafia,with three of the main banks in the uk holding massive funds in FIFA accounts and it appears that even Ireland has been tarnished by the long tenticals of of this organisation , it seems there was a company established in 2006 or so ( now wound up ) called FIFA Ireland, based at the financial services center in Dublin it had no employees yet transferred over a hundred million to the parent org in Switzerland , and even our own football governing body,the FAI may now be foundering on the rocks with the good ship Blatter , you all remember the famous hand ball incident by Theary Henry , well it now appears that FIFA paid the FAI 5 million in compo and that money might have gone walk about , meanwhile you and i will continue to pay our 50 or 60£ in money and all we ask is a good game ,

Tip of the iceberg ? i think so

It's Bilic

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Submitted by darrenharry on Thu, 04/06/2015 - 17:23

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I've had a very reliable message.
So it's our old Croat defender.
Good luck Slaven, we're all behind you.
COYI's

We are the 19th richest club in the world!

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Submitted by Bullyhammer on Thu, 04/06/2015 - 10:03

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According to the recently published Forbes list:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes'_list_of_the_most_valuable_football_clubs

I guess that means we should be employing the 19th best manager in the world -- whomever that is! :-) Note that Olympic Marseilles and Sevilla aren't even on the list. And that Napoli are just above us, but they have a stadium that is falling apart.

Makes for interesting reading, especially the debt as a percentage of value, I'm not sure if those figures are accurate...

After moving into the OS I image our income should rise a fair bit, hopefully going past a certain North London club in a few years!

Essex fans

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Submitted by blackpool hammer on Wed, 03/06/2015 - 20:19

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Leicestershire have won there first away game since 2010 and there first league win since 2012 and who was it against. ESSEX :((

Good Luck Neil...

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Submitted by nt_hammer on Wed, 03/06/2015 - 07:55

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I think you might need it working for those owners!

Neil McDonald has been announced as the new manager at newly relegated Blackpool FC. I wish him all the very best and hope he and that club can start a bright future together.

Good luck Neil!

Europa League - Yay or Nae?

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Submitted by Irons n Nappies on Tue, 02/06/2015 - 20:38

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If we got this 'ambitious manager' Along with 4 high quality signings Where on the scale would you sit?
That we could have a good year in our final Boleyn campaign?
Or do you believe Europe will ultimately end in the biggest ground in the championship (to give you two ends of the rictascale)

Would you consider

Submitted by IusedtosupportSpurs on Tue, 02/06/2015 - 16:36

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A wee bid to lure (the recently released) Dimitar Berbatov to our colours? Yes he would be expensive. No he wouldnt "run around all day" but WHAT IF a fit Andy Carroll was up there (and hopefully he will be)? Carroll occupying 2 defenders (and taking on" defensive duties") and somebody with" a very good football brain" linking up . I didnt think Sheringham would have been any good for us at his stage of his career!!! Ticks a lot of boxes for me.

'Tis onwards with a slight curvature.....hopefully north

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Submitted by darrenharry on Tue, 02/06/2015 - 15:08

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Well the winds of June (no me neither?) sweep around the country like an angry Scotsman looking for his last tinny (ghost of Charles? too soon?).
A lot has happened.
We limped over the line like a sodden sanitary towel, stinking the place out (like a......you get the picture) and then the huge mouthed one announced he's taken the decision for everyone.....cue muffled sniggers among the media.
The Dave's let it go (Frozen) and played along.
Everyone had reached a natural end. It was beautiful, everyone hugged and french kissed.
Surprisingly easy and amicable.
The last time I'd seen a peaceful resolution like this was when Chamberlain held aloft a piece of paper signed by the peace activist Hitler.
The .org and many other sites have since had virtual scuffles. Those who are right and wrong and those that seek the Trevor Brooking fence. Its new territory for football with social media and virtual voice. The problem with opinions is that everyone has one. Even Betty and DITM ;-)
But this is the fun of the fair. Its a game they say (no it bleedin aint say others).
We now have the no mans land world of manager and player speculation. I've read everyone from Dick Emery (Sevilla manager?) to the Wolf from Pulp Fiction have been "sounded out".
And aren't there a lot of "intermediaries" around these days. I need one of them "your people talk to my people". If my people like it they may tell me. I'll then call my other people and see if those people think these people are good people........
No wonder Sully's face looks like an 90 year old ballsac these days. He must be talking to faceless voices 23 hours a day.
So we all cross fingers and hope that the next photo shoot of the man holding the scarf aloft has some credibility, hoping upon hope there's some fire and passion, creativity and desire to re-engage with the fans, join the club from top to bottom, encourage youngsters, build momentum and stress the importance of the last season at UP.
Make it 19 cup finals, or 2,485 if you include the Europa League (I'm not going there, my brain cant cope with that yet. That said if we get a Dutch side I'm gonna retrieve my ping pong balls from the loft).
Or it may be Schteeve McClaren. Or Alex MCleish (he's still alive isn't he?)
I always look to the future (but wary we should learn from the past) so Allerdice will be retired from my thoughts. I'll get behind the next man (or woman? there's a curveball) as much as everyone else.
Have a nice summer ya'll.

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