Hull sack Brown

[mil1lion]

Fuck it. I'll take the job. I have 11 GCSEs.

 

[Disconosebleed]

Anyone who thinks that sort of thing doesn't happen on a regular basis obviously doesn't play football or any sort of competitive sport that often. It happens all the time. During Sunday league yesterday I told one of my team-mates to shut up when he was criticising one of our players (only in a "let it go" kind of way, not a threat that he should shut up or I'll dot dot dot) and he pushed me in the face.

It happens when you're wound up. You can't blame Brown for that.

 

[Bill_Oddie]

I heard that Tom Cairney has an injunction against Brown, don't know why though.

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/headline...-contract/article-1910833-detail/article.html


They lost their past 4 games. A new record, breaking Roy Keane's run of 5 losses and out last season.

Don't like the bloke and they should have been relegated last season after a pitiful points collection. But you have to wonder what Pearson can possibly do that gives them a better chance than old Orange face. He mentioned the Pompey game in the release, which may be a clue. That is enormous - lose and they are probably down - so I guess he's shaking the dice ready for one massive roll.

 

[Bonjour]

This pleases me greatly.

 

[Rocksuperstar]

http://www.sporthull.co.uk/headline...-contract/article-1910833-detail/article.html


They lost their past 4 games. A new record, breaking Roy Keane's run of 5 losses and out last season.

Don't like the bloke and they should have been relegated last season after a pitiful points collection. But you have to wonder what Pearson can possibly do that gives them a better chance than old Orange face. He mentioned the Pompey game in the release, which may be a clue. That is enormous - lose and they are probably down - so I guess he's shaking the dice ready for one massive roll.

Interesting reading about Cairney and i totally agree with Pearson when he says that unlicensed agents are the scourge of the game, and the reason they don't want to be regulated or licensed is because they're only interested in themselves and lining their own pockets.

That said, i would imagine Cairney's "agent" is his dad or brother in law or something, and the "solicitor" is likely a family member, in a kind of My Cousin Vinny way. If Cairney wants a future in the game, and apparently he has plenty of talent even at his age, he needs to get himself an agent who doesn't come across as a Fagin type, palm-wringing con-man. Obviously i don't have the details but there's only one reason why people like this will be given the opportunity to register and don't - shifty money. In the long run, the only one who'll suffer will be Cairney.

 

[haxman]

Anyone who thinks that sort of thing doesn't happen on a regular basis obviously doesn't play football or any sort of competitive sport that often. It happens all the time. During Sunday league yesterday I told one of my team-mates to shut up when he was criticising one of our players (only in a "let it go" kind of way, not a threat that he should shut up or I'll dot dot dot) and he pushed me in the face.

It happens when you're wound up. You can't blame Brown for that.

Fair enough, once in a while, but the way Brown said it "it happens on a regular occurrence".

And as for competitive sport, I used to play Gaelic football, and we used to fight the odd time in training, but not as often as you'd think for a more full contact sport than football.

 

[Reids-Belly]

Fair enough, once in a while, but the way Brown said it "it happens on a regular occurrence".

And as for competitive sport, I used to play Gaelic football, and we used to fight the odd time in training, but not as often as you'd think for a more full contact sport than football.

Gaelic football FTW :grin:

 

[mattdefoe]

he hates wenger so i like him abit more, specially after he said " thats what they do at this club" in reference to them cheating them in the fa.cup

 

[C0YS]

i dont get it...