[Szamo's_Ammo]

Where has his hair came from?

This post has been edited by Szamo's_Ammo: 27 February 2010 - 22:29

[DJP]

As a baldie I tend to notice these things to. The worse was Mark Clattenberg (ref) had a huge bald patch at the back of his head, then got suspended when he came back, a full head of hair!

[RB-Scotland]

Thought there was something different about him, couldn't quite place it.

[McKee]

Had a good "LOL" about this myself.

[Savage Henry]

More to the point, how come Martinez is still in a job?

[flyingscot]

Jim Pansy, on 28 February 2010 - 07:39, said:

More to the point, how come Martinez is still in a job?

Because he is managing Wigan and is in a position whereabouts Wigan should be?

[Honest_Man#1]

flyingscot, on 28 February 2010 - 20:35, said:

Because he is managing Wigan and is in a position whereabouts Wigan should be?

Well, in my opinion he is actually doing reasonably well for Wigan. They are probably the most boring team in the premiership and although they have a couple of decent players they are overall a pretty poor side and i hope they get relegated.

[uberman]

Carvalho is another one

last season

 Ricardo-Carvalho_1217888.jpg (104.32K)
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this season

 carvalho.jpg (14.89K)
Number of downloads: 3

[Mr. Brightside]

uberman, on 01 March 2010 - 00:07, said:

Carvalho is another one

last season

Ricardo-Carvalho_1217888.jpg

this season

carvalho.jpg

They're actually both from last season.

[FilthyMack]

I can't find any decent pics but, the former Bulgaria keeper, Boris Mikhailov's effort in World Cup 94 was standout.

[Colin M]

Jim Pansy, on 28 February 2010 - 07:39, said:

More to the point, how come Martinez is still in a job?

When he was appointed I'm sure their chairman said he would be in the job even if they got relegated (!).

[dubs]

Colin M, on 01 March 2010 - 14:12, said:

When he was appointed I'm sure their chairman said he would be in the job even if they got relegated (!).

I think Martinez is just struggling a bit to stamp his own mark on the team. They are a long ball outfit full of cloggers playing on a swamp of a pitch I might add. Not exactly going to be an instant success story.

I would be shocked if they don't make wholesale changes in the summer, the problem is they don't have many saleable assets. I don't think there's doubt that Martinez has ability as a manager, he wouldn't be so highly thought of otherwise.

[vlad is the man]

dubs, on 01 March 2010 - 14:22, said:

I think Martinez is just struggling a bit to stamp his own mark on the team. They are a long ball outfit full of cloggers playing on a swamp of a pitch I might add. Not exactly going to be an instant success story.

I would be shocked if they don't make wholesale changes in the summer, the problem is they don't have many saleable assets. I don't think there's doubt that Martinez has ability as a manager, he wouldn't be so highly thought of otherwise.

You can see that in the players he has brought to the club in January and even in the summer. Low budget buys who are a bit risky to pin your survival hopes on.

They do have good footballers but a lot of the players are young naive and/or inexperienced at EPL level especially those playing further up the pitch.

[Caveman]

Mon the Wigan! It really looked like we were going down after a terrible run but hopefully this win will give the team a boost. Diame was fantastic today and, surprisingly, so was Caldwell.

[KingTon]

Caveman, on 08 March 2010 - 23:29, said:

Mon the Wigan! It really looked like we were going down after a terrible run but hopefully this win will give the team a boost. Diame was fantastic today and, surprisingly, so was Caldwell.

Lucky win, hope they go down.

[Willie Gray Ate My Hamster]

KingTon, on 09 March 2010 - 19:23, said:

Lucky win, hope they go down.

It should have been so 3 or 4 nil for for Wigan last night.

[KingTon]

Willie Gray Ate My Hamster, on 09 March 2010 - 19:29, said:

It should have been so 3 or 4 nil for for Wigan last night.

i dont think so my friend

[Caveman]

KingTon, on 09 March 2010 - 21:10, said:

i dont think so my friend

You sure backed up your point with that piece of evidence.Another argument won by KingTon and his superior knowledge of football.

[KingTon]

Caveman, on 11 March 2010 - 17:08, said:

You sure backed up your point with that piece of evidence.Another argument won by KingTon and his superior knowledge of football.

ok heres backup..i watched most of the game and felt liverpool were better

[Caveman]

KingTon, on 14 March 2010 - 20:02, said:

ok heres backup..i watched most of the game and felt liverpool were better

Fair enough. But, in my opinion, to have been beaten by Wigan, they must have been utter shite. And they were.
Wigan's result yesterday was a disgrace and we deserve to go down, but due to Portsmouth's financial troubles and Hull and Burnley being even more shit than Wigan, I think we'll stay up...just.

[KingTon]

Caveman, on 14 March 2010 - 22:45, said:

Fair enough. But, in my opinion, to have been beaten by Wigan, they must have been utter shite. And they were.
Wigan's result yesterday was a disgrace and we deserve to go down, but due to Portsmouth's financial troubles and Hull and Burnley being even more shit than Wigan, I think we'll stay up...just.

you have finally accepted one of my points and i thank you for that and i also agree that you will be saved by the shitness of burnley and hull