England - Premier League

Caxi wrote:

if people read Nemanja Vidic's story, people would realise that argument makes no sense...

I am not saying I agree with it but I do find it interesting how some people consider it as a possibility therefore I acknowledge what they are saying and think about it too. Having another perspective never hurts.

martinese wrote:

Bobbi wrote:

Thank you for that and I understand you.... I don't know where to get a translator

No, no! That's not the problem mate. I know english really well (I have a diploma from Cambridge), but last year I didn't use the language much and now I've forgoten some things and this year I won't let this continue :)

Oh yeah I understood you mate, but I just wanted to let you know that I don't know where to get a Bulgarian one so that I can write with it to you thats all.

Bobbi wrote:

Caxi wrote:

if people read Nemanja Vidic's story, people would realise that argument makes no sense...

I am not saying I agree with it but I do find it interesting how some people consider it as a possibility therefore I acknowledge what they are saying and think about it too. Having another perspective never hurts.

I knew what you were saying and apologies if it seemed like I was arguing with you but my point was Vidic disproves that theory and I can't see how playing for your favourite club can affect your performance.

by the way, Slaven Bilic is being lined up for the vacant West Ham job...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/w/west_ham_utd/7598744.stm

Paolo Di Canio has contacted West Ham about the mangerial position!!!

Caxi wrote:

Bobbi wrote:

Caxi wrote:

if people read Nemanja Vidic's story, people would realise that argument makes no sense...

I am not saying I agree with it but I do find it interesting how some people consider it as a possibility therefore I acknowledge what they are saying and think about it too. Having another perspective never hurts.

I knew what you were saying and apologies if it seemed like I was arguing with you but my point was Vidic disproves that theory and I can't see how playing for your favourite club can affect your performance.

by the way, Slaven Bilic is being lined up for the vacant West Ham job...

He's not going anywhere. According to Croatian FA president we the FA has enough money to buy West Ham - that was his response to West ham offering 5mill € compensation to the FA.

Caxi wrote:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/w/west_ham_utd/7598744.stm

Paolo Di Canio has contacted West Ham about the mangerial position!!!

WOW!

http://www.goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=849517

Keegan quit Newastle.

Caxi wrote:

I knew what you were saying and apologies if it seemed like I was arguing with you but my point was Vidic disproves that theory and I can't see how playing for your favourite club can affect your performance.

Fair enough, yeah that makes sense, sorry mate.


Back to the topic .... seeing Paolo as a coach would be great and especially at one of his former sides like West Ham. He is a fans favourite there and would get good support from everyone. Maybe he can bench Valon because he left us in such a way but his managerial inexperience would be decisive in the club making their final decision I would imagine so. The report says perhaps an assistant manager role for him would be better and I think thats true. It would be fantastic to see Paolo get either role!

It will be interesting to see who West Ham appoint, and Newcastle aswell after Keegan left!

Bobbi wrote:

It will be interesting to see who West Ham appoint, and Newcastle aswell after Keegan left!

Moyes, Deschamps and Marcelino are hotly tipped but Ashley will be keen to appoint an ex-player/manager to keep the fans happy. That gives Shearer a chance of getting the job. The problem with Newcastle is Dennis Wise...little management experience and yet he is in charge of signing the players...it's why Keegan left.

Donadoni is expected to become West Ham's new manager, it is speculated that he is now in England to hold talks...

Caxi wrote:

That gives Shearer a chance of getting the job.

Yes, but he doesn't want the job so Newcastle will have to find someone else and fast ..

Keegan said that he quit because he had no say in which players will be brought to the club. The players that were about to join Newcastle were not his choice. It was the sporting director (Denis Wise) who decided over new recruits.

Both Keegan and Curbishley quit their posts for pretty much the same reason. But let's look at it from a different perspective. They quit the minute they realized that they don't have full control over players coming and going.

I understand that the tradition in England and Italy is different but just imagine if let's say Keegan got the opportunity to manage Inter or Milan or any other football club in Italy where the sporting director is in charge of bringing in or selling the players and very often the presidents themselves of these clubs negotiate transfers and deal with other clubs in terms of buying and selling players. How would they react then...

I watched " The Premiership's 50 greatest goals" on Sky1 [a channel in the U.K], and Paulo Di Canio's super goa for West Ham utdl was number 1.

Forza Paulo!

The_Passion_Of_Lazio wrote:

I watched " The Premiership's 50 greatest goals" on Sky1 [a channel in the U.K], and Paulo Di Canio's super goa for West Ham utdl was number 1.

Forza Paulo!

:smoke:

It was an unbelievable strike!

Grande Paoletto!!!!

Caxi wrote:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/w/west_ham_utd/7598744.stm

Paolo Di Canio has contacted West Ham about the mangerial position!!!

Gianfranco Zola has been confirmed as manager of West Ham. It will be intresting to see the reaction of the West Ham fans to see a Chelsea fan favourite as their manager.

Taib wrote:

Caxi wrote:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/teams/w/west_ham_utd/7598744.stm

Paolo Di Canio has contacted West Ham about the mangerial position!!!

Gianfranco Zola has been confirmed as manager of West Ham. It will be intresting to see the reaction of the West Ham fans to see a Chelsea fan favourite as their manager.

... and also interesting to see the Chelsea fans' reaction seeing one of their legends as the West Ham coach.

Some interesting results in the EPL....

Chelsea over Man City 3-1 away.
Arsenal won 4-0 away to Blackburn.


But the best result for me, and other Pool fans was definitely Liverpool 2-1 over Man Utd







What a nice day with Liverpool winning and riomma losing

Indeed Bobbi

Loosing ManU and Riomma ... winning Chelsea ... what else I could ask yesterday???

Mafalda wrote:

Indeed Bobbi

Loosing ManU and Riomma ... winning Chelsea ... what else I could ask yesterday???

Yes Nany, it was all such a wonderful weekend

And Manchester United next match in Premiership is away at Stamford Bridge. That will be three away fixtures in a row.

Not that I am complaining.

ManU were worried because their sponsor was almost in the bankrupt

I will wait that game in Stamford Bridge

Can't say I am complaining either

Mafalda wrote:

ManU were worried because their sponsor was almost in the bankrupt

I will wait that game in Stamford Bridge

I do not think they would be worried at all if their sponser went bankrupt because they can get another sponser who would offer the same or probably even more since they are English and European Champions.

What a cheap penalty for United today.

I am totally disgusted. They were not going to win this one for sure and then a gift from the ref.

Arsenal lost to Hull at Emirates, after even beeing up 1-0!!!

Liverpool won the Merseyside Derby 2-0 Grazie Fernando!!!!

Hull City are having a great start to the season and what a goal from Geovanni!