Hodgson v Grant

Ringo wrote:You all know how I felt about Avram Grant from the first day he was announced as manager.

A certain Hammers supporter that happens to be female has done nothing but slate me off for my views about Grant.

But she is a football expert and I know nothing so any comment I make is null & void.

jak wrote:

villanfromluton wrote:No, I wasnt, but do remember expecting 2 easy points when West Ham were away from Upton Park, so " bollox" is the word

You're still in nappies today.

Ringo wrote:John Lyall was Ron Greenwood's Assistant Manager before Ron was given the usual poisoned chalice of being England manager.

John took over and done a good job.

As for 'Patronising' you, that is bullshit.
You pretend to know all about Ron, and nothing about John.

Your ignorance is displayed.

villanfromluton wrote:

jak wrote:

villanfromluton wrote:No, I wasnt, but do remember expecting 2 easy points when West Ham were away from Upton Park, so " bollox" is the word

You're still in nappies today.

Evening old man, tust you have had a good day

villanfromluton wrote:

Mark west ham man wrote:

Ringo wrote:You all know how I felt about Avram Grant from the first day he was announced as manager.

A certain Hammers supporter that happens to be female has done nothing but slate me off for my views about Grant.

But she is a football expert and I know nothing so any comment I make is null & void.

She aint a football expert but she has a right to her opinion's you might agree you might not....
But your last few weeks off posts have been spot on more or less, i just think beds like any wh fan was hoping for some improvement , but it aint came....since the arse game wh have been dire,,,


But if grant is still in chage come next week then the two twats need their heads knocking together,,,

Watching all those poor wh supporters leave as the 3rd goal went in was sad...but i cant blame them, why watch a game that you know wh aint gonna get a result ..

You wouldnt get any supporters to most of your games if that was the case

Ringo wrote:You all know how I felt about Avram Grant from the first day he was announced as manager.

A certain Hammers supporter that happens to be female has done nothing but slate me off for my views about Grant.

But she is a football expert and I know nothing so any comment I make is null & void.

Bedshammer wrote:

Ringo wrote:You all know how I felt about Avram Grant from the first day he was announced as manager.

A certain Hammers supporter that happens to be female has done nothing but slate me off for my views about Grant.

But she is a football expert and I know nothing so any comment I make is null & void.

Ringo, you're quite the bully, aren't you? You happily post lies about the club (ticket prices etc) and abuse (see your last post), but anyone who disagrees with you is accused of "slating" you.
And by the way, I noticed that you picked up on a typo of mine the other day. I rarely pass comment on typos, believing it to be bad form, but anyone who garbles grammar and strangles syntax the way you do should really just shut the **** up.

Bedshammer wrote:

Ringo wrote:You all know how I felt about Avram Grant from the first day he was announced as manager.

A certain Hammers supporter that happens to be female has done nothing but slate me off for my views about Grant.

But she is a football expert and I know nothing so any comment I make is null & void.

Ringo, you're quite the bully, aren't you? You happily post lies about the club (ticket prices etc) and abuse (see your last post), but anyone who disagrees with you is accused of "slating" you.
And by the way, I noticed that you picked up on a typo of mine the other day. I rarely pass comment on typos, believing it to be bad form, but anyone who garbles grammar and strangles syntax the way you do should really just shut the **** up.

Ringo wrote:

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:I bet you couldn't name Everton's most successful managers of the 70s and 80s, that's hardly ignorant is it?

Everton had notable managers in the 70s and 80s. but you excluded the 60's where you would find Harry Catterick.

Others of any note were Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Joy Royle.

Beware of an 'Own Goal' using this symbol

Ringo wrote:

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:I bet you couldn't name Everton's most successful managers of the 70s and 80s, that's hardly ignorant is it?

Everton had notable managers in the 70s and 80s. but you excluded the 60's where you would find Harry Catterick.

Others of any note were Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Joy Royle.

Beware of an 'Own Goal' using this symbol

QBVILLA wrote:

Ringo wrote:

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:I bet you couldn't name Everton's most successful managers of the 70s and 80s, that's hardly ignorant is it?

Everton had notable managers in the 70s and 80s. but you excluded the 60's where you would find Harry Catterick.

Others of any note were Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Joy Royle.

Beware of an 'Own Goal' using this symbol

Quite amusing you did this after picking up Geldof on his typo
By the way Joe Royle was Everton manager in the mid 90s, don't need to be an Everton fan to know that either.As i recall he'd succeeded Mike Walker, who'd kept Everton up on the last day.[/quote]

I think you will find Hans Segar was the main instigator in keeping Everton up on the last day

villanfromluton wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Ringo wrote:

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:I bet you couldn't name Everton's most successful managers of the 70s and 80s, that's hardly ignorant is it?

Everton had notable managers in the 70s and 80s. but you excluded the 60's where you would find Harry Catterick.

Others of any note were Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Joy Royle.

Beware of an 'Own Goal' using this symbol

Quite amusing you did this after picking up Geldof on his typo
By the way Joe Royle was Everton manager in the mid 90s, don't need to be an Everton fan to know that either.As i recall he'd succeeded Mike Walker, who'd kept Everton up on the last day.[/quote]

I think you will find Hans Segar was the main instigator in keeping Everton up on the last day

Max Bygraves made a record about it, 'You Need Hans'

jak wrote:

villanfromluton wrote:

QBVILLA wrote:

Ringo wrote:

Ezekiel 25:17 wrote:I bet you couldn't name Everton's most successful managers of the 70s and 80s, that's hardly ignorant is it?

Everton had notable managers in the 70s and 80s. but you excluded the 60's where you would find Harry Catterick.

Others of any note were Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Joy Royle.

Beware of an 'Own Goal' using this symbol

Quite amusing you did this after picking up Geldof on his typo
By the way Joe Royle was Everton manager in the mid 90s, don't need to be an Everton fan to know that either.As i recall he'd succeeded Mike Walker, who'd kept Everton up on the last day.[/quote]

I think you will find Hans Segar was the main instigator in keeping Everton up on the last day

Max Bygraves made a record about it, 'You Need Hans'

Who the fcek is Max Bygraves

villanfromluton wrote:Jak

You know how sympathetic I am to old codgers like your good self, but got to say you are talking more shite today than normal, and you normally spout quite a bit anyway