I cant see them rolling over but I cant see them getting a result of any kind.
I also cant see us not beating them on Wednesday.
But.....I have been known to be wrong
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I also cant see us not beating them on Wednesday.
But.....I have been known to be wrong
He certainly proved that during his time in Scottish football.
Imposter.
Supersuperleeds
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Chris Hughton for Leicester when BR goes to AresnalAnother win for the foxes clear 2nd place.
How about Everton sack Silva for him to reappear at Watford ! . Football was become bonkers enough these days
No that Leeds bloke going to Arsenal much bigger club
Supersuperleeds
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No that Leeds bloke going to Arsenal much bigger club
Don't even joke about such things
Why would BR give up 2nd place Leicester for Arsenal.
Supersuperleeds
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Money.
Smokin Joe
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Prestige.
Arsenal are high profile and big news, Leicester are a provincial club largely ignored by the media. If any of the London clubs were in second place the media would be analysing their prospects to death, the poor old Fox's get barely a mention with everyone concentrating on City's chances of catching Liverpool.
All managers are egotists, they have to be to do the job and they all seek the limelight.
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I cant see them rolling over but I cant see them getting a result of any kind.
I also cant see us not beating them on Wednesday.
But.....I have been known to be wrong
I was at Goodison Park in 1988 to see Everton beat Liverpool, ending their long unbeaten run. Wayne Clark scored the winner.
Great atmosphere and friendly crowd, even though the Everton fans near me found out I was a Spurs fan, who had beaten Everton the previous week in London. After the game, I was taken to a pub for a few beers.
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provincial
/prəˈvɪnʃ(ə)l/
of or concerning the regions outside the capital city of a country, especially when regarded as unsophisticated or narrow-minded.
Liverpool and Man City must be provincial clubs then Joe.
Kempstonian
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Sing along...
'Tis the season to be ruthless... fa la la lala la la laaah'
'God help ye Merry Managers...'
'Tis the season to be ruthless... fa la la lala la la laaah'
'God help ye Merry Managers...'
Kempstonian
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Good question. All big teams seem to go though a few years of not being competitive - Liverpool have, in the last couple of years, come out of theirs, Man Utd are still in theirs and Arsenal may just be entering theirs. Chelsea too have had their problems. Rogers may see himself as the man who can reverse Arsenal's recent slide before it goes too far. Make no mistake,
Arsenal are a big club with fans world wide. Relative current league position doesn't mean much.
Leicester are doing very well this season but will they keep it up in the years to come? They did brilliantly to win the Premiership under Ranieri (when Arsenal were second) but we all know what happened the next season.
Rogers also will be aware that Arsenal don't sack managers lightly. Arsene Wenger had a few seasons where the team wasn't at their best but the board stuck with him. I don't think the Arsenal board want to become another Watford, with their managerial roundabout, so if a manager is capable he would have a job for years.
